DreamTank

I wish there was a middle-ground option instead of just yes/no! I really enjoyed Dreamtank and I am sure I will go back in a few more times at least. Interaction is minimal but what is there is really well done. Your controllers can hit objects and impart a realistic amount of both movement and rotational force to objects in a zero-g environment. You can smack things off into space or try and stop them moving all together with taps. Entering the tank is a short experience where every 10 seconds the world fades out to a new one. You can press a button to stay at any world, which I found myself doing only a few times. Being randomly generated some worlds are less interesting or just don't warrrent hanging around but those that do are incredible. The formula for a world is basically a combination of things like Like or Dark High (Oceans) or Low Water (Lakes or none) level Colorful or Not Flat or Mountains or Craters/Canyons Space or Sky That world is then filled with ~10 random object types cloned over and over accross the landscape Each object type can be a primitive, abstract, mechanical, natural in shape and be static or animated Some types are GIGANTIC in one world and …

This isn't exactly a game. You stand in place and look around a bleak environment, usually too dark to see much, with a few floating shapes. Then it pretends you close your eyes, and you open them in another bleak, dark, empty environment. There is rarely any color. There is rarely anything to do. When there IS anything to do, all you can do is knock around the random floating geometric shapes that every world has, and only when they are floating nearby. There is so little variation that you start seeing repeated world types about five worlds in. There is no gameplay and nothing to do. It's neat, don't get me wrong, but it's just far too flat to bother with. If there was more variation, or something other than just "nothing is there but some shapes", then maybe it'd be worth picking up. But there's not, and it isn't.

[h1] Played on Oculus Rift. Bought in bundle [/h1] It is a tech demo - not a game. You stand in the middle of world punching objects that are near you (you can't move) and then world changes. While it can be nice to see some worlds, it is definetely not worth money, it should be f2p or cost 1-2$ max. 1/10 - for normal price 6/10 - in bundle or 90% sale

It's simple and gives you plenty to look at. I'm a fan of games like this and hope to see them add more to this in the near future. I feel like it could benefit from more plant life such as trees and flowers to add variety to it. If you are looking for something trippy or calming I recommend this game. Works well coupled with nice music.

[h1]Experienced on the Oculus Rift[/h1] You can view my review & gameplay here: https://youtu.be/WBPau86wOKY So I got this in a VR bundle and it was honestly the best of the bunch. This is a very relaxing, zen-type experience that can really only be experienced in VR. There are several good relaxation apps in VR and I would put this one up there as one of the better ones. However, I will admit, while I did enjoy my time with the app, there also isn't much here. You can go on these "dreams" that last about 15 minutes (as long as the musical track included). There are 10 different music tracks and each dream is randomly generated. Unfortunately, there really isn't much variety in between the different dreams you go on. They do follow a similar pattern each time, although each one is unique. After a few different dream journeys, you will feel like you have been there and done that. Also, although each musical track is relaxing and enjoyable, they all do sound kind of similar. There just isn't enough variety here for extended gameplay. This app is running on the Unreal Engine. On my 1060 GTX, It was running at a steady 45 frames per second. The visuals start out dark and under wat…