SUPERHYPERCUBE

i miss you and i miss you

Although it's hard to recommend due to its lack of updates and needing Vive wands [I haven't tried with the Quest 3 controllers but remember the controls were strange using the Index's knuckles], the visuals are great and the concept is fun. I basically played this as a breather between other games, so say I did a hardcore session of Pistol Whip, then I would play this and then Beat Saber afterwards. I recommend picking this up if you have some Vive wands and SUPERHYPERCUBE is on sale.

DO NOT BUY IF YOU OWN OR EVER WILL OWN AN OCULUS/META HEADSET. This game has always been one of my favorite puzzle games to sit back and play. The music the atmosphere it’s amazing However… the developers are a$$holes who punish oculus users because of their far left wing political views. Not only did I have to rebuy this game on steam after they took it off the oculus store (I was never refunded) all because the original founder of oculus was pro trump but they also took away controller compatibility with oculus headsets. It’s sad when devs make a great game just to punish its users all because the headset you own was made by a company with a single employee that didn’t share the same political views as them. It’s pathetic just like these snowflake devs.

Just a warning, this game does NOT properly support Index or Oculus, like it might make you think. I don't entirely know what it's like on Index, but users can let you know. As a Quest 2 user, I can say it's weird and inconvenient, but you can make it work. It's unclear what it wants, but you basically move the analog sticks in the direction of the buttons, then press the stick to activate the button input. It's also a little pricey, and almost never on sale. Now onto the good stuff. It has great visual design, it's simple, but has depth and high replay value.

this game is special

VR at its finest. Knows the format, knows the limitation. Endlessly fun and challenging. Delightful to look at. 70s future.