Linea VR

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Bought it for the workout but honestly it's not great for that either. They had the right idea in forcing you to move your head but the movements you do are too small to burn big calories and too fast to be comfortable.

This game is not for the weak. It's an absolutely intense workout, and you will suffer. It's...Linea. In VR. You dodge the lines and boxes. The only new point is that your hitbox is your head. There's a few negative points. First, there's no height calibration. If you're a tall boy like me, you're gonna have to get into kind of a squat stance and hold it. If you're a small boy, you're just screwed. Secondly, you have to walk up to the menu and click the trigger in order to select level. Both of these are valid solutions to technical problems (the game area should be kind of a square, the player must start in the start area) , but it makes you wish the devs had figured out another solution. Less understandable is that the level progression is "wrong." The fourth level is significantly harder than the others, due to a sequence where the player has to move up *and down* quickly enough that it requires the player learn a stance specifically to handle that sequence. Given that this stance depends on your height, it's not something that is readily taught. Moreover, achievements are broken, and this impacts scoring. Non-VR Linea is primarily a reflex game - the transition to VR adds a…

It's a lot of fun and for how simple it is :)

sorry to say its not that fun. main issue i have, which might be because I havent played much, but it feels like the collision is off. It feels like you're going to miss but dont. if I play more and it improves ill change this.

Surpisingly satisfying, pulse-pumping game. Bob and weave, son!