Ergo

I love this game... kinda. Do you see how we can LOVE someone like so bad but also HATE him so freaking bad? it like that. This game is really fun and well made in some part. Grabbing feels kinda nice, climbing is quite good when it not going insane or just compleatly stop to work, and the voice feel a bit like text to speach but is overall very well made, and lot of other things that are good or just well made. Tho there is one thing, ONE THING i just can't, it make me so mad, and it trying to figure out what is on purpose and what is a glitch or just try to understand what to do. The further i go into the game the more hard it is to sometime understand what to do or if something is normal or just a glitch! I don't know if it is just me but damn there some level i can't go through cause i don't know what to do since everything is just unclear. I know is a early acces and than something are suposed to look like a beta or that it just glitch but please give more hint to what is something that is suposed to happen or something to keep track of what we need to do, were to go and thing like that but devs if you are reading this please fix some things

i like game, i like knowing im stupid. ergo/ergo

A wonderfully addictive VR-Puzzler that feels like a game mash-up of Portal & Human Fall Flat. I'd recommend this game to anyone that loves puzzles and is comfortable with smooth-VR motion mechanics.

bart

Overall, this is a fun little VR adventure. It scratches that Aperture Science puzzle itch I have in VR, so it's worth the price of admission. The physics in this game are enjoyable for the most part, and I think the act of climbing around things in this game is one of its strengths. It's actually quite fun grabbing on to things and flinging yourself around. The dialogue may not be as witty as compared to something like Portal, but there are some good moments where it shines. However, there are a few flaws in this game. One of the worst levels in this game is level 12/13. That level introduced too many mechanics at once and the solution of flying through the level feels like a glitch, like if Super Mario 64 told you how to long jump and first had you use it to BLJ through a locked door. First time through, it did not feel intuitive and fun, and if that's the moment where people quit, I completely understand. I got used to it while running through the levels looking for trinkets, but the first time through felt terrible. If the point of those levels were to look for ways to break puzzles, it succeeded. That mechanic only shows up in a handful of levels after that, and I f…

abandonware