Ship It (2016)

Brilliant, unique game with both fast-thinking and fast-acting concepts. Can be a real calorie burner as you speed things up!

I peridoically come back to this game and love it. I don't know if development is still going at all, but I hope so. I want that multiplayer!

I love this game! I am a big fan of puzzle games such a Lumines and Tetris and this is a great addition to the puzzle game genre. The addition of VR adds a physical challenge to this puzzle game, and makes the whole experience seem more thrilling. The game is simple in premise, but the best puzzle games are. It has a very high skill ceiling and I love the seamless integration of leaderboards for local or online rankings.

Such a cool idea for a game that translates perfectly to VR. The game is extremely intuitive and anyone can pick it up and play. I watched many VR first timers hop right in and fill orders at a local Dreamhack convention. Really excited to see how the game develops, and what new features get added. Even in its current state(very polished), its easily worth the 9.99

This is the game that convinced me to buy an Oculus Rift. That may sound like a bold statement, but it's true. I was at the Portland Retro Gaming Expo, and the developers of this game had it up and running at a booth. Before trying it, I had been skeptical of VR since its inception, writing it off as an overpriced gimmick, but after playing the demo they had set up, I was proven wrong. I wasn't particularly good at it, but it was still without a doubt the most fun I had had playing games in a long time. It's a highly addicting game, and definitely one of the most underrated titles for the Rift.

Really fun! This game makes great use of roomscale and keeps you engaged at every moment. There's a lot of plates to keep spinning from keeping track of what block you need and quickly fitting them to managing your working space by cashing in cases. It's nice how the difficulty will work for new players while scaling up to as insanely hard as you're willing to commit to it. It feels awesome keeping things flowing while your hands are often out of view. The flat primary colors look pretty bad and the music is wierd, but later on I did appreciate how they're creating a stereo song from 2 different virtual sources. There narration is funny and randomize to keep things from getting stale. The voice does a decent job of teaching occasionally without nagging.