Fantasy Little Jobs

I LOVE shop games! But in this one: • No reward for doing well. • Nothing obvious to pursue. • No reason to stay interested. Notice how none of the positive reviewers liked the game to play it more than 3 hours.

Cute little game and a nice treat, especially when it's on sale for the price of a large french fries and soda. Even my VR-incompatible girlfriend had a fun time with it; she especially enjoyed using the hammers to forge the formidable-looking weapons. That said, I had three minor issues with this title: [olist] [*] I could not successfully reassign my Valve Index controller buttons to the desired effect. This game mostly entails grabbing things. I wanted to remap that function to the Index grip pads vs. the trigger buttons. Some native Valve Index controller setup would have been appreciated. [*] There is no game menus or game menu buttons. I spent a bit of time trying to figure out which buttons to press to activate some/any sort of in game menu system. Apparently, there is none. For example, I have to use the Valve Index menu system to exit the game. [*] Similar to 2 above, you can only toggle sound and music on or off; there is no ability to adjust the levels with a slider. [/olist] Overall, a very charming and creative game experience. I wish more independent developers created games such as this.

needs a no timer mode

Fantasy Little Jobs is a short VR game in which the player gets to produce several kinds of commodities upon request for a fantasy shop (as the name so fairly implies). This one is a good short game for anyone still indecisive between being a tavern keeper, an alchemist apprentice, a blacksmith, a shield artist, or a wooden ducks hunter (as in this world, customers would obvisouly pay good money just to get their paws on a wooden ducks hunting trophy - and honestly, who wouldn't?). I think this game would be a good fit for short sessions or to introduce new players to the potentials of VR in a room-scale experience. However, since the game gets a bit repetitive, it is unlikely that any one player would spend more than 20min on one session. Regarding the technical side of things, I played the game on my good old Oculus Quest 1st gen, connected on Steam, and it worked like a charm.

Best of the VR Maker genre

This game has become one of my favorite vr show off games. people love the experiance and even non gamers like my mom pick it up fast and enjoy the feeling of presence and minigames. More people need to try this game. It truely is a hidden gem.