HappyFunland

Fun, inventive game with some really heavy theming that's marred by a janky collision and movement system. The locomotion is nausea inducing and this is coming from someone that never gets sick in VR. WAYYYYY too much minigolf for my taste. Still, worth the cost if only to explore a non-Disney related Theme park.

I'm just going to copy and paste what fuleshu said, because that review sums it up perfectly. Yes, this game is buggy and the game play mechanics are lousy. But there is so much creativity in the design of the theme park, including the many rides. If weirdness, sexual and grotesque humour is your thing, you will enjoy this plenty. I did!

I really never leave reviews, but this is probably the most fun I've ever had playing a horror game, ever. From the Disney parodies to the completely absurd story and gameplay, it was such a fun time all the way through. One of the biggest strengths is all the rides you go on, every one is a joy to experience and have a lot of detail in them. Every one was just absurd and I had lots of fun with it. The only downside some may say is the combat, it really does just come down to flailing and the animatronics aren't a threat, but honestly I don't mind it as it just contributes to the silliness of the whole thing. It's pretty fun to just wail on robots and knock their heads off, I wouldn't have it be anything other than that. Death isn't an issue either, as you immediately come back to life where you stand. No reloadng, no checkpoints, just "you died... okay, that's over, get back to the game" and honestly more games need to do that, lol. It really keeps things moving. Highly reccomend if you're looking for a low stakes and enjoyable horror game to play in VR, you won't regret it. This may be my last VR game I ever play as my headset broke after Windows updated and removed WMR, so I'm …

Disney company WISHES they could have as much imagination as this single developer has. Fantastic game, lots of fun, hidden gem. Negative reviews are bogus. Played through it twice, used the Quest 3 and Apple Vision Pro with ALVR. Worked great on both. Ran into one bug that glitched me passed the King Kong ride on my first playthrough. How about an option to ride the rides again without having to go through the entire game? Really hope Rob makes another theme park to visit. Well done!

I didn't read the steam description fully and thought this was gonna be a horror game. So you can imagine my surprise when what I got instead is an acid trip filled with dark humor and gags about the founder being "frozen somewhere in the park" Walt Disney style. I don't think the game is meant to be taken seriously and with that in mind, gameplay is enjoyable. I like spam hitting enemies with my hockey stick until their head pops, they ragdoll and explode two times. I like being randomly attacked by a squirrel with a needle and being sent to the bathroom tunnels. I even liked almost falling over on one of the rides lol. I've only played for like an hour and for what I've seen for now, I can already tell I'm gonna go back to this game.

Index controllers do not work - and hands are totally misaligned. The game was never tested with the Index. Then I tried the Rift CV1 - but with Index connected, I can only use CV1 if the game supports native Oculus drivers or OpenXR - turns out this game only supports native SteamVR drivers, which causes a massive 25 - 40 % performance reduction for users of Meta hmds. A really stupid choice of drivers - but goes with the even more stupid decision of not supporting Index controllers. The game is playable using custom binding for the Index, but normal users cannot be expected to know how to find and activate custom Index bindings. And probably do not read my review - so devs need to fix this. Furthermore there are no graphics settings, but graphics do look fine - there are realtime lighting and some dynamic shadows. Texture res and poly count are fine. Performance is great - even forcing Index res 300%. The most annoying thing is the controller-oriented movement - I cannot use head-oriented locomotion. So devs: 1) Support the Index controllers. 2) Make sure Meta users can use OpenXR or native Oculus drivers 3) Add an option for head-oriented movement 4) Consider adding se…