BLARP!

Juego curioso de controlar unas pelotas con la gravedad para tocar a otra. Las pelotas van creciendo en número a medida que avanzamos, y si alguna pelota nos toca a nosotros: HAY QUE VOLVER A EMPEZAR DESDE EL PRINCIPIO. Para un rato es curioso, pero no pasé de 5 pelotas cuando me cansé, posiblemente para siempre :-D...

Something about BLARP! really clicked with me. Something about the combination of visuals, sounds, and the fluid motions you make, just works, and it works well. The game starts as a practice of precision, but as you gather more blarps, it evolves into a strategic dance that evokes feelings of zen and peace, and sometimes chaos (if you lose control of the BLARPS). It may not be filled with content, but what it lacks in content, it makes up for in gameplay and EXCELLENT aesthetic thanks to the genius of Cabibo and his shaders. The nuanced aspects of this game are really what make it shine. Maybe pass on your coffee this morning and spend $3 on something that will give you much more satisfaction. Thank you for this amazing experience Cabibo. My high score right now is 35 BLARPs, idk if that's good or not.

So good... just so damn good. It's one of those simple but perfect games, at least once you connect with it. You can almost create your own Tai Chi with your fluid movements that both attract and repel the little tadpole followers. I don't knnow how to properly describe this game other than you show it to your closet friends who understand how awesome it is to be a nerd.

This game is just wonderful, simple, and mezmorizing. The combination of music and gameplay makes the game very calming and yet challenging.

トリガを引くとコントローラーに向かってくる目玉オブジェ(以下、目玉)。 トリガを離すと慣性にしたがい移動し、壁にぶつかると跳ね返り、やがて止まる。 トリガのOnOffとコントローラーの加速度を駆使して 目玉をスイングバイさながらコントロールする独特な操作方法。 ただし目玉がコントローラに当たるとゲーム終了。 目的は、部屋に一つの球型オブジェクト(以下、球)があり 目玉を球にぶつけるだけ。 ぶつけると球が 目玉に変わり（一つづつ増えていき） 目玉の数に伴い部屋が若干大きくなり、球がリスポーンする。 ゲーム終了まで目玉を増やしていくエンドレスゲーム。 増える目玉は大小あり、小さいと速度が早く、 増えるほど目玉の群れの統率が難しくなっていく。 物理ルールとVRの相性の良さを感じる良作。

A fun, surreal little game. It took me a few minutes to get the hang of the game dynamics, but once I did I really got into it. The only problem I had was with the Vive wires--I had to move and spin around so much, and the wires did get in my way occasionally. Not a problem with the game itself, obviously (and I'm really looking forward to a wireless headset). I'm looking forward to playing around with this more.

Challenging and fun!