Neffy -Moonlight Labyrinth-

A pretty fun and cute little puzzle platformer. Similar to games like [i]Moss[/i] or [i]Mixture[/i], this is a game where you play as two characters - your VR person and as Neffy. These types of games are always really fun to me. It's a 3D platformer, but playing as both characters means your VR person has to interact with the world to allow Neffy to progress. In this game specifically, the interactions include moving platforms, moving blocks, pressing buttons, pulling levers, cooling hot blocks, and melting cold blocks. The puzzles or platforming is not particularly difficult, but it all makes for a fun adventure. [i]Neffy -Moonlight Labyrinth-[/i] isn't as polished of a game as say [i]Moss[/i], but the credits for [i]Neffy[/i] are also quite short (10 people are credited). The visuals are simple, but work just fine for the type of game and all of the character and enemies models look quite nice. I'm impressed that this has full voice acting in both Japanese AND English. I am also very grateful that there is a left-handed option, not all games bother to implement that so it's great to have as I am left-handed.

This is a pretty decent diorama puzzle game with an adorable little protagonist. Like most diorama puzzle games, you play as two characters: yourself, a large being called Nova who can manipulate the game world in various ways to allow progression, and the protagonist, a small catgirl named Neffy that you control with the analog stick and navigate through the world. As Neffy, you will collect gems to level up and unlock abilities like transforming into a cat, being able to unseal various switches and mechanisms, and eventually wielding a sword. You will also be opening chests, collecting keys, and navigating portals all while attempting to reach the exit. As Nova, you will move blocks, activate mechanisms, and manipulate enemies to allow Neffy to progress. It's very typical but it works very well and the leveling up to unlock abilities on each stage is a bit unique. I don't really have any personal complaints but it should be said that this game requires a surprising amount of playspace. Most diorama games of this nature don't require you to move around in reality at all but this game has very few teleport points for Nova to stand at and you will sometimes have to take multip…

It's a solid game with lots of effort poured into it, not sure why it doesn't have much attention at all.