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About BLARP!
BLARP! is a fun-filled physics game build for the HTC Vive. Built as an exploration into novel game mechanics for the new medium of VR, BLARP! uses our intuitive understanding of motions and physics to create an active / addictive experience that is playable by anyone who has ever swung a racket, played with a yoyo, or held a rope.
Watch a short video of the gameplay: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=05GET6mGRW0
Watch a short video of the gameplay: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=05GET6mGRW0
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
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Players consistently praise this game for its simple, addictive gameplay mechanics and its calming, meditative atmosphere that keeps them coming back years later. The core appeal is described as easy to pick up but deeply engaging, with a soothing ambience and satisfying feel that makes it a worthwhile experience even at a low price point.
It's been like nine and a half years and I STILL come back to this experience now and then. In fact, it will be probably the very first thing I try in the Steam Frame, both standalone and streaming. This game is about FEEL for me. It's my happy place. When I tried it in, for example, the Samsung Odyssey, it wasn't so happy. So I'm hoping the Frame brings another round of happiness.
bl aerp !!!!
A classic. Timeless game mechanics and a soothing ambience
Super simple, super addictive. Dig through those couch cushions and scrape together a few bucks, this game is amazing!
BLARP is the BLARPest game ever BLARPed. Easy to play and understand, you just BLARP the BLARP with the BLARP or use the BLARP to BLARP the BLARP. And for gods sake, don't get BLARPed!
The first 5 minutes is pretty much "Okay, looks simple. Hm...I just make these orbs touch this other orb?" Yet hours later you're on some tai chi ♥♥♥♥, hurling dozens of little olives around a massive warehouse-sized play area. Also the further you go, the more the orbs seem to hum and vibrate with their own internal music. I may have awful taste, but it's 3 bucks. Helluva deal, son.
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