Hurl VR

An interesting game but it's greatest weakness is assuming that only "right-handed" human beings live on Earth and play VR. It immediately makes it difficult for lefty's to play.

This is a VR only puzzle/physics games where you use VR controllers to throw things around and solve simple puzzles. Like many indie VR games, there's no reason this couldn't have been released without a VR constraint, except one: The developers knew that the quality of the game is so bad, without VR exclusiveness, it would need to compete with actual AAA games on the PC platform and it would be laughed out of existence. Once more developers must learn, if your game is no good without VR, it means your game is no good.

Quest 3, and could not get past the 3rd or 4th level, even with "assist" mode.

you want to know how Dude Perfect got their precision and ability to try shot 10,000 times to get it right? play this. Ho Lee Schitt is it in need of precision... you WILL need 3 things to get thru this game: 1. a will that can surpass an annoyance worse than Navi from Legend of Zelda. 2. a 10'x10'x8' play area as you will have to move to MANY specific unknown locations. 3. a level of repeatable precision that matches a Machine A.I. Highly recommend this if you believe you can handle the criteria above.

This is a neat little game which is a lot of fun at first BUT the stupid AI voice is so annoying at some point I had to quit this game. There is no fix in sight, Dev has probably already abandoned this game. In this state, save your money.

Pretty fun game. Good throwing mechanics and lots of levels to finish. It would be nice to see more levels and maybe some kind of balls that have special physical properties (like high/low bounce, or spin). I finished the whole thing in about an hour, and the levels just start looping from the start again. Still though, this game is a pretty fun VR experience. Worth it if you're like me and enjoying throwing things.