Perplexigon

This game is exciting! There was a learning curve, which is common for games. Once you get the hang of it, it's quite intuitive. What I enjoyed the most was making new contraptions, and seeing what I could do to break things. Muahahha! Very well thought out, I look forward to playing more. Next time with crazy contraptions I can create with some friends. Peter

I'm a fan of physics sandbox games and this one has a very satisfying and well designed building mechanic. It's a polished, comfortable experience with an art style that works well in VR. The ability to collaborate in multiplayer and a puzzle game mode adds a lot of replay value for an Early Access game. It was actually relaxing and I sat on the floor for a portion of it, just playing with the blocks like a VR Lego Technic set. I plan on spending more time with this one.

A good sandbox game, you can collaborate to do something with a sense of technology. You can also make some huge machinery, aircraft and ordinary cars. As long as there are enough ideas, they can be implemented in the game.

1/10 Playing the puzzle mode, but I can't figure it out at all. The only way to advance through levels is to take a block and exploit a clipping problem to pull it out of a glass case and then put it in a swirly vortex. Each level is the same. Can't understand it or work out what is puzzling about this. Blocks all appear as cubes whether they are triangles, spheres or whatever they are. The "interesting shapes" you make is only a bunch of blocks. Again, don't understand it. I think I would probably advise avoiding this until the developers work out what it is and attempt in some way to communicate this to us.