BreakaBull

Hilarious game - as fun to watch as it is to play. Great concept!

Challenging cafe simulator that tests your patience BreakaBull is a challenging game that requires patience. It is a cafe simulator where you have to make drinks for customers, but there is a twist. Your arms are like sticks, and you have to carry your items in a unique way. This makes ever task surprisingly difficult. I would recommend this game, but if you do not have any patience, do not waste your time. You will get frustrated quickly. For those who enjoy a challenge, this is a fun experience 😊.

I cannot recommend this game in it's current state and I really doubt it will ever be updated (Which is a huge shame.) It has a very interesting premise and idea with lovely aesthetics and such but when a teapot decides to be manipulated by unseen forces and get flung across the room while you're just standing there or a cup shattering when you look at it wrong gameplay becomes incredibly frustrating incredibly fast. simple features also seem to just stop working, trying to spawn in decorations will often just cause them to phase into the floor, along with placing them in decor mode, also the broom is completely broken, when you grab it the broom becomes wedged in the wall and you have to wiggle it through the office to begin to use it. I think with another bugfix pass this game could be really good!! (Also this might defeat the entire purpose of the game but an alternative game mode where you can actually just grab stuff normally would be really nice.)

great idea but a lil frustrating, will for sure come back to play once things are a little smoother

BreakaBull is a really silly VR game where I get to run a tea shop as a bull. The idea alone is enough to make it stand out because I am not exactly used to serving tea with hooves. I move around the shop, make drinks for animal customers and try to get through each working day without completely destroying the place. It is a free game and it comes from a student development project at Champlain College, so I think it is best judged as a small experimental game rather than a full scale shop simulator. The physics are easily the best part for me. I can pick things up, knock them over, drop them and generally make a mess while trying to prepare the orders. There are more than a dozen objects that can be interacted with, which gives the simple tea making idea a bit more life. I like that the game does not make everything perfectly clean and predictable because the whole joke is that a bull trying to run a cafe is going to cause some problems. The physical interactions are what make the basic tasks more entertaining than they would be in a normal cooking game. I also like the small cast of animal customers. There are more than five different customers to interact with, and being able…