Plumb

Really good Puzzle game! The whole game takes place in an elevator, it has 10 levels, you start at the top, and you have one hour and a half to make your way down to the bottom, there are no checkpoints, so you have to finish the game on 1 playthrough. Worth mentioning that the time gets paused between each floor, so, while you have 1:30hrs to finish the puzzles, you can still take a break between levels as they wont start the timer until you click you are ready for the next one, just dont quit bc youll start from the beginning. How the puzzles work is that you have a hole in a wall, and on the opposite side you get blocks that fit into that hole, your job is to fit the blocks and fill the "hole" keeping in mind the colors on the pieces. Simple enough puzzle, but they get increasingly harder. Performance was excellent, as graphics are simple shapes, its a physics game so pieces fall down and sometimes have to be held in place while placing another one, this caused a bit of roughness when trying to fit some blocks into tight spaces, but it wasnt hard enough making them fit to be frustrating, just a bit annoying. I had like 23min left before i finished the game, so i think the t…

A cute and simple puzzle game. It is short, but it takes at least one hour to complete all the levels for the first time. The graphics and the environment are very nice, and the experimenter character looks good. Being locked in an elevator, the game feels like a typical VR escape room style. However, it is not a typical escape room game. The gameplay is not versatile, unlike the rest of the genre, meaning you don't have to solve ambiguous puzzles with unintroduced unknown mechanics. All the gameplay is about putting the block pieces together with matching colors. Being under time pressure is the only challenge. And, it has a twisting end with a life message at the end. So, it is more like for kids or anyone who loves puzzles that seem like intelligence assessment tests for monkeys. Handling objects sometimes feels a bit janky, yet it is not a game-breaker issue. Graphically, every part of the place and objects matches together very nicely with the same unique style, nothing hurting the eye. It is not fun enough for a game entirely consisting of one puzzle style, yet I never got bored. So, in my opinion, it is a good game.

It is a short game but I absolutely love it. Its all block puzzles with color hints and I have not played anything as fun in a while. You have a time limit, and it's just an overall good game. I hope there are more levels added to it or another similar game is made.

Simple short jigsaw-like 3D puzzler in VR. Lasts only 1-1.5 hours, has to be beaten in one sitting without saves. I usually hate this type of VR puzzles, but here it is well designed and not insultingly easy. Item handling is reasonably smooth for physics based interactions. Ending was quite surprising and surreal. Works on Reverb G2