vrkshop

Yo sorry for th negative review. I dont even remember posting it lol. As for the game it gives you pretty much what you'd want when you buy it. Highly recommended if you're interested in carpenting

It's almost like real life carpentry. Just a bit more frustrating to get the detail right. But it does scratch that DIY itch.

vrkshop, developed and published by scopatgames, is a virtual reality woodworking simulator that commits fully to authenticity, offering an experience that feels closer to practicing a craft than playing a traditional game. It places players inside a digital workshop and asks them to engage with tools and materials in a hands-on, deliberate way, stripping away most of the conveniences typically found in sandbox or building titles. The result is an experience that is slow, methodical, and highly focused on process, where satisfaction comes from precision and patience rather than speed or spectacle. The core gameplay revolves around constructing wooden objects using a variety of realistic tools. Players measure, cut, shape, and assemble pieces manually, with no automated snapping or shortcuts to guide them. Every action must be performed with care, from aligning cuts to securing joints, and even small inaccuracies can affect the final result. This attention to detail gives the game a strong sense of physicality, especially in VR, where interacting with tools feels direct and tactile. The act of building becomes immersive in a way that goes beyond visual feedback, encouraging players…

to be honest i love this game its so simple yet challenging, the build mechanics are so smooth and easy to use and as someone who likes woodworking this game is perfect for scratching that itch. a couple small things id like to see one day is a bandsaw, more wood cuts like thicker pieces, more building pieces in general and tools. i could spend days in this game and never get bored i really hope this game gets all the love it deserves.

The "hands" will keep clip though all your tools or the wood you are working on then when you let go it messes up everything you were trying to do, even simple things like trying to drawl a straight line is frustrating.

I feel like if it was $5 it would be a good game to play, but for $20? I think it’s a bit to much