First-Person platforming isn’t something you’d necessarily think of when it comes to VR, but this excellent parkour game successfully manages to make you feel as if you’re leaping across fantastical stages with ease. Some later mechanics are not entirely polished, but chasing better times and finding the cleverly hidden secrets scattered throughout each stage alongside the excellent soundtrack is a blast.
Full Review: https://neoncloudff.wordpress.com/2020/05/02/now-playing-april-2020-edition/
Full Review: https://neoncloudff.wordpress.com/2020/05/02/now-playing-april-2020-edition/
The pinnacle of VR jank, even the fucking menu is jank and is impossible to open lmao
That said, neat game, but not worth any more than £5
That said, neat game, but not worth any more than £5
All in all very fun.
I was a little disappointed, as I remember hearing a ton of hype for this one from VR reddits and forums, and when I got into it it seemed very simple. But looks are deceiving, especially when you get the hang and can speed up. It makes you feel like some weird little raccoon or squirrel jumping from spot to spot. It layers on mechanics mostly towards the back half after you have a good handle, but unfortunately they drop you pretty suddenly into those. Similar to the others, once you get the hang of them, they're not too bad, and some are super fun. The level designs are largely simplistic, but do have enough charm to hold up with some nice curveballs here and there. If something like Climbey is the more realistic climbing experience like a gran turismo, this is the arcade racer version of it.
I was a little disappointed, as I remember hearing a ton of hype for this one from VR reddits and forums, and when I got into it it seemed very simple. But looks are deceiving, especially when you get the hang and can speed up. It makes you feel like some weird little raccoon or squirrel jumping from spot to spot. It layers on mechanics mostly towards the back half after you have a good handle, but unfortunately they drop you pretty suddenly into those. Similar to the others, once you get the hang of them, they're not too bad, and some are super fun. The level designs are largely simplistic, but do have enough charm to hold up with some nice curveballs here and there. If something like Climbey is the more realistic climbing experience like a gran turismo, this is the arcade racer version of it.
Easy, slick platforming and a good-vibes soundtrack. Not too keen on finishing it.