Vector Velocity
Absolute joy to play and 100% recommended! A fantastic game, literally mirrors edge gameplay in VR. Running, jumping, ziplines, climbing wall, wall run. It’s all here. Every level around 1 minute, maximum 2 minutes. You will sweat. None of that turn around or navigate this maze BS, just straight forward run and move to finish the obstacle course.
Tip - to jump do the run motion at your hips, for slide do the run motion at your shoulder height. These positions make it more accurate and easier to nail the jumps and slides!
– Real player with 1.0 hrs in game
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This game is proof that you don’t need amazing photo-realistic graphics in VR to have immersion. This game is like the animus training ground in Assassins creed or Mirror’s Edge. Except you’re doing the parkour in VR. It is so much fun and a good workout. I’m just happy that it only requires the movement of my hands and not my feet. Well, I wouldn’t mind a head bobbing option in a future update (that makes you jog IRL).
Once you get past the first levels, the intensity and fun increases. At level two, you start having to climb obstacles and start hand grinding on the walls (skateboard style, defying gravity), you’ll feel like a workout super action hero. Consider this your Ultimate Ninja starting grounds.
– Real player with 0.4 hrs in game
Tin Hearts: Prologue
2 Minute Video Review → https://youtu.be/slPuCooKGbg
Tin Hearts is a lemmings type game. Tiny toy soldiers march forward and it’s up to you to guide their path to the goal.
You don’t control the toy soldiers directly, you need to change other objects to steer them. Starting with just simple blocks to make them turn, but eventually you’ll be manipulating other toys to steer them. And there’s some creative contraptions that get involved as well.
The levels start small, but eventually you’ll need to guide the soldiers through large toy shops.
– Real player with 8.7 hrs in game
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Experienced on the Oculus Rift with Touch Controllers
The most beautiful VR game I have ever played. Each puzzle room will amaze you with its idyllic charm. You almost forget about the puzzles and just want to look around and play with the different assets. Unfortunately, most of the assets are there just for decoration as you cannot interact with them (outside what the puzzle wants you to interact with to solve the puzzle).
The puzzles follow along the normal Lemming-style puzzle challenges. However, several of the mechanics are done keeping with the toy workshop theme. You can stop time, forward time or reverse time. You’ll use toy blocks to guide your toy soldiers. They will jump on toy drums, take a balloon ride over obstacles, or bounce off a book or toy train. There will be obstacles such as the Jack-in-the-box to avoid.
– Real player with 4.2 hrs in game