Budget Cuts

i am in love witht he scary robot. fun game

The game is way too confusing at times. Don't get me wrong I love the physics and it is kinda satisfactory but sometimes you'll just get stuck and there's nothing telling you where to go or what to do

Budget Cuts is a distinctive virtual reality stealth game that turns the dull routines of corporate office life into an entertaining struggle for survival. Developed by Neat Corporation and published by Neat Corporation together with Creature Label, the game was released in 2018 and was designed specifically around VR rather than adapting conventional first-person gameplay to a headset. Its combination of stealth, physical interaction, dark humor, science-fiction satire, and sudden bursts of combat gives it an identity that remains easy to recognize among VR titles. The player assumes the role of an employee working for TransCorp, a massive corporation where mundane responsibilities include stamping papers and filing documents. Unfortunately, the company specializes in producing robots designed to cut expenses, and human employees have become part of the budget that management intends to eliminate. This simple premise provides an effective foundation for the game's humor and dystopian atmosphere. The ordinary office environment becomes threatening once robotic security begins hunting the player, transforming cubicles, corridors, ventilation systems, and departmental workspaces int…

Positive: it is short for what it offers and what it offers was made pertty well. Also a good "VR Legs" style of a game. But after having played a lot of VR games since testing this out in 2018(?) when I tested VR with original Vive, this is not it for me anymore. I had fond memories of playing one level and liking the teleporter ball concept and the stealth. I still do and I still liked the teleporter gun, but overall I was left dissappinted playing this almost a decade since it came out. Story was serviceable, but biggest negatives came from very repetitious levels and design, useless interactable objects, funky throwing, soft locking bugs (some that made the end boss stuck in a wall and made the end level easy, yay) and overall very "1st game by a team"-sort of a game. And they did very well, just not up to today's standards and too many annoyances. I am extremely mixed on this. But overall, as I just wanted the game to end even before the 2 last missions, i have to give this a negative rating.

a fun and engaging corporate espionage spy game with decent puzzles, stealth and combat. the aesthetics are on-point and overall i would recommend this game to anyone with a VR headset.

A fun game which utilizes VR mechanics well. now there are a few places were finding out what to do is difficult or the game is exsessivly hard, but the game is great regardless. hiding under desks is scary and fun in VR, hitting an enemy is difficult and rewarding. it does a good job at keeping you one your toes, and kept my heart racing.