Soulpath: the final journey

[h1]Experienced on the Oculus Quest 2[/h1] You can view my review & gameplay here: https://youtu.be/EUew8mhhV30 This is not a good collection of mini-games. Quite frankly, there's older collection of mini-games out there that are much better and light years ahead in the gameplay department (examples: Summer Funland, Loco Dojo, Rec Room, etc.). The game mechanics here are simply outdated. I had zero fun while playing this. The mini-games are just too basic with outdated interactions. Several of the interactions are point and click type interactions. The controls are pretty bad in two of the mini-games where it feels like you're fighting the controls more than you're trying to play a game. The physics are simple in these mini-games. Overall, these mini-games function, but they are forgettable.I think it's an interesting concept to tie emotions to a mini-game type. However, I felt mostly frustration, boredom, & even rage through all the emotions, even the joy and serenity games. I enjoy a challenge in mini-games, but these are boring challenges Game is running on the Unity Engine. On my RTX 3080, I was getting 90 fps for the most part, however, I did have several frame rate drop…

Disclaimer: I've received this game for free via Curator Connect. Soulpath is a small collection of tedious mini-games with mediocre visuals and very basic gameplay. Every game has 3 difficulty levels but I could not bring myself to play any of them again after finishing the initial level. Here are those mini-games: - Beat Saber with a lot of bombs and without rhythm and slicing mechanics; - Unresponsive marble ball "labyrinth" with instant death traps; - 2 similar precision challenges with the most clunky throwing mechanics I've ever seen in VR; - Hitting balls with tennis racket at the same giant target; - Following the path with your hands; - Balancing an anchor on a shaky table using levers; - Last minigame that I didn't play because I could not finish the second throwing challenge:)