Alien Extraction

Really fun VR title! The puzzles are interesting and rewarding, and the gameplay works really well sitting in the control room. The theme is lighthearted but there can be some intense moments keeping the space janitor out of trouble.

This game is SO addictive! Really great puzzles with an engaging story line that has the perfect level of challenge and mystery. Highly recommend!

Personally I don't recommend this game. Below I have shared my opinion Positive: - I liked the novelty of solving the puzzles by watching monitors and giving commands via a control panel. Neutral: - The puzzles involve navigating a maze while avoiding bad guys Negative: - The overall audio and visual presentation was poor.

An excellent debut VR puzzler from Crooks Peak. Who doesn't love a game about saving the unlucky janitor from a ship of malicious space bugs? Pro's: - The levels are well thought out and intricately designed. - There is a great amount of comic hilarity from the scenarios that Lenny gets himself in and from the narration. - The scenarios provide a real sense of achievement when you complete them. - Good price point. Cons: - None! All in all, a great title for a great price.

Lenny is a great character! Really enjoyed the game. Very fun and lighthearted. Puzzles felt good. Need more games like this.

After playing the first three level packs, I think the initial idea was good on paper. Sadly, it doesn't translate to a fun game. Standing in front of a desk and pushing buttons is a good start for a VR game. The interaction would immerse you - if there was any significant fiddling with the controls. Here, we just have push-buttons and a joystick. The buttons are too easy to press twice, and you need to hold the trigger to move the joystick - having the index's grab work would have been nice. So, the interaction isn't great. What about the game play? It's "Escort Mission" the VR game. Lenny needs to be told where to go. You need to check with the cameras and map view where aliens or other dangers are, and lead him along. That's interesting enough for a few levels, but it gets annoying fast. Now, I don't terribly mind simple graphics, but looking at the low quality textures of the security cameras and the map, I really begin to question why this game would need VR at all. All I'm doing is pressing buttons, which would be easier on a keyboard. All I'm seeing is pixelated 3D or a simple 2D Map. You are in the same room, standing on the same console with slightly different buttons. …