Portable VR

[h1]Experienced on the Meta Quest 2[/h1] You can view my gameplay here: https://youtu.be/RwJo49Z5ndg I do NOT recommend this game. However, if you have ever wondered whether you can call yourself a PCVR veteran or if you're just another VR noob on par with the Quest mobile VR casual "gamers", then this is the perfect game to test out your VR mettle. Do you have what it takes? Do you have the "right stuff"? This game will test your limits. Just how strong are your VR legs? You'll climb as these floating, scalable containers will bounce, swing, & otherwise try to make you as sick as possible as you climb up and down trying to get that eviction notice. You'll jump & swing & hold on to dear life as your whole grabbing position is tossed & turned all around. Easy for a VR veteran like me who has played several VR games at 30 fps or less. Just another day in VR land really. However, I would imagine it is puke city for anybody else just not up to snuff. Like I said, I do NOT recommend this game. [b]Rate 3.5/10. Only recommended for crazy, cold-heartened PCVR veterans since it's only $4 USD (I bought 15% off release sale). [/b] [quote]If you enjoyed my review, please consider joini…

The game is fun, the only problems I had was my arms getting stuck in the walls and music slider not working, this is kinda an issue when recording

I love it, very simple gameplay, yet the levels are also puzzling.

TLDR: It's rough, very rough, and it will make you motion sick, and it does look absolutely terrible even on the best of hardware. It's cheap, though, so... it's worth checking out for the meme value of it all. Pros: 1. The premise is good, unique theme of a crane carrying box houses with collectibles. Not a huge fan of the goal of destroying your eviction notice, but whatever. 2. There's physics involved in jumping around on these box homes, and sometimes, it feels very real... just sometimes, though. Cons: 1. The visuals are all washed out and feel way too bright. Tried game on every visual setting and it's washed out no matter what. A lot of geometry and draw calls seem to be wasted on the land far beneath the homes. I thought that was a skybox at first! LOL 2. Hands get stuck inside stuff and walls way too easily. Getting hands unstuck is no easy task. 3. UI and grabbables feel awkward. UI sometimes only reacts with the left hand. Grabbables get grabbed at awkward angles and can't be adjusted. 4. Often spawn inside a wall and have to respawn. 5. Running and jumping feels very awkward. 6. Ducking and jumping are the same button, which sucks when you need the duck mechanic to r…

needs better jump mechanic

First of, this game has potential, or at least could have. You start of in a level select, weird with no introduction, but alright. I hit new game and got brought instantly in the game, graphics are fine but have this weird effect on them. It felt pretty good moving around, most objects could be picked up and there was text showing me exactly what to do, or at least trying to tell me. The text showing where the eviction notice was was fine for the first level or two, but after that i felt it was fairly annoying seeing all the time. There could have been an option for it, but as said earlier, the graphics had a weird effect on them, and text was hard to read. It was alright going through at first, but there was little to no variation, go and pick up the poem (optional) and then throw the eviction notice off. It quickly became bland and boring, as the map was only changing a bit. The audio was meh at best. "with stunning visuals and lifelike sound effects that fully immerse the players in the experience." The only audio that i vividly remember is the music that just cuts off if you're in a level for too long. No variation in the audio either. Not even a sound effect for picking up…