Tower Island: Explore, Discover and Disassemble

Some sort of prototype. Teleportation just clips through everything and there's no game in it. You might call it a VR experience but only if you are in to experience disapointment. it costs 10 euros. Wow.

OK if like me you brought in a bundle and had no idea what this game was and what to do it's a giant puzzle game/book think Jenga in VR including apple hunt etc. Probably should have watched the video first as there is ♥♥♥♥ all help in game. Not my sort of game and looks a little my first unity project, with different projects thrown into one game. Soundtrack is annoying and seem to double up when going to different areas (god knows how I got there or how I could get back) At $10 seems steep I would look around $2 to $3 and better still if you get in a bundle for 10 games for $5 Can't really recommend not for me but who knows you may find it more enjoyable than I. Dev's more help is needed in the game.

It's a first attempt at making a VR game and a bad one, voice acting/tutorial was funny though! Tells you to put a block on the floor, then tells you to not do that, doesn't even mention how to teleport lol ♥♥♥♥♥.

Cool idea, but parts of it were too non-intuitive. The main game dynamic gets old after a few levels.

If you get this game in a bundle like I did, then it is a good one to have. Good puzzle game for about an hour. Other than that, not worth the $10 price tag.

A neat little puzzle and exploration game. The graphics are very basic, but that doesn't really detract as it's a puzzle game which kind of benefits from clear price, if not details gfx. The disassembling part of the game is quite energetic, and I did occasional swing widly outside my play area trying to throw and reach blocks, which I think only added to the experience. Trying to find the hidden puzzles is tricky because the exploration features clipping rather too much. I think I found about 5 of the 20 hidden ones without too much difficulty, but gave up trying to get to other places after a while because I couldn't tell whether I was meant to reach them via some clever secret, or by abusing the clipping issues. I got this game as part of a bundle and for the approx £0.50 it effectively cost - well worth it! Even at £5 it would be good. Certainly not quality of a full £30 VR game, but I can see myself coming back to it quite a bit.