Stilt

Love it! so much fun, takes a while to get used to, but then feels second nature!

Within the first 5 minutes you'll get a feel of what the game will have to offer as a base. I fell in love within the first minute! I love the way it looks and feels, although the controls are definitely something you will have to get used to. Within about 40 minutes of playing I was DRENCHED in sweat and dripping, so it is a VERY intense game - but what do you really expect from a VR parkour game with your arms :D

i like it

Great game! Has a very "Mario 64 but in VR energy", in the sense that levels are well designed and have lots of intended and unintended skips. Mechanics leave a lot of room for player creativity.

good workout for the arms. easy to pick up but hard to master. Cool VR title. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_5IrdKN0ICg [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/40526744-KillaCyst/]Steam Recommendations[/url] [url=https://youtube.com/killacyst?sub_confirmation=1]YouTube[/url] [url=https://www.tiktok.com/@killacyst]TikTok[/url]

Works on Reverb G2. Stilt is an old school 3D platfromer/collectathon in VR with Gorilla Tag-like movement. It is enjoyable, but not as good as No More Rainbows in terms of visuals, level design and difficulty curve. Brutal difficulty is expected from an old school platformer, but Stilt goes a bit too hard on that, IMHO. I had to turn on assist mode options in the 3rd "world" and entirely skipped a few levels even on this lower difficulty. I absolutely loath losing power-ups on death(and even on just taking any damage without an assist mode): it makes the game even more difficult for inexperienced players and too easy for a better ones, because the levels were designed to be beaten without any power-ups. It takes practice to get to know how exactly movement power-ups operate, and you will not get enough practice, if any mistake leads to loss of the power-up. The only level, that fixes that issue is 20th, the last one before boss, it has specific challenges designed for specific power-ups. And it was the most fun level in the entire game for me, but it should have come way earlier: it is basically an advanced tutorial, it makes no sense to put it at the very end of the game. Ano…