Hubris

good game with great graphics :)

Low Health vignettes exist for a reason. As much as I despise vignettes, even more so in VR, they do have their uses. I blame all five or so of my 0HP deaths in this game to a lack of clear feedback on the player receiving damage, as well as a lack of feedback on remaining HP other than clunkily looking at your left forearm. I blame all of my falling deaths on a less than stellar collision detection when it comes to grabbing ledges. I also feel the need to point out that putting a fan in a bottomless pit IMPLIES that the player will receive a boost from it, and should be avoided if that is not the case.

This is a pretty VR game. There is a lot of love put into level designs. There are a ton of different ways to complete the level objectives. There were many times that as I was climbing or doing monkey bar platforming that I cursed at the programmers. How dare they make AI that actually attack you when you are trying not to lose grip on a pipe and fall to your death. Ha ha. This isn't a long game, but it is a very immersive game. I really enjoyed it. The visuals are great and it runs pretty well (I have a pretty good VR setup).

I liked the ideas behind the climbing and swimming mechanics. However, I was frustrated by the game spawning enemies in already cleared areas, sometimes even in my line of sight.

short but fun and interesting, make a new game yo

May or may not be a fun game, but since the game seems to be running very poorly on my computer I cannot keep on playing. This is the first vr game that has made me motion sick. Not sure if its because of the climbing and swiming mechanic or the fact that the game stutters and flickers constantly. If I find a fix for this issue I might try the game again.