Bounce

2 Minute Video Review → https://youtu.be/aJtx3NlUgUE Bounce is a ‘get the robot ball into the hole’ puzzle game in a quirky sci-fi setting. On your left hand you’re granted various gadgets to place into the scene. With your right hand you can move and aim them how you wish, as well as release the tiny bot from its origin and reset the bot back to the beginning. The design is colorful and pleasant, and the music is fun to listen to. On some of the levels you’re treated to a fun scene through windows with supervising bots reacting to the fact that your helping release the bounce bot. The levels start simple and small, but the later levels get quite large and expansive. I found this game really addicting and enjoyable. It took me about 7 hours to beat all 50 levels. And after you beat the game you can replay each level in Style Mode, in which you get scored by creative complexity instead of efficiency. If this type of game appeals to you then I highly recommend it.

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This game is great. Exellent graphics and fun to play. Very ploshed and smooth a must buy.

Excellent physics puzzles, some quite clever. It'd be nice to see more.

Crashes Steam VR on startup with my HP Reverb G2.

Loved playing this chilled game but sadly wmr controllers look as if they are doubled up and overlay themselg.and do not work

A very polished and well executed physics puzzle that makes great use of the VR platform. Gameplay consists of getting a ball from one point to another using a variety of ramps, tubes, conveyor belts, and other stuff. I enjoyed these type of games on the flat screen, but it’s way better (tougher and more interesting) in VR 3D. I’m just over half an hour in, and made it through ten levels. It’s fifty levels total, and they appear to be getting more complex as I play, so I bet there’ll be a couple hours of content here. It looks great, runs smooth and stable, and is fun and challenging. Great stuff! Thumbs: UP!

First VR puzzel game I actually enjoyed for longer than 20 minutes.

Great puzzler!

Fun, but I'm left wondering what grants a three-star level. Using the least amount of items in my inventory to complete the level or hitting the goal closest to center? One level had ~6 items in the inventory. I reached the goal using only two items and received a single-star rating. What!? I used different items in the inventory and was eventually able to get a three-star rating. What!? What!? Yes, I'm the anal, over-achiever who wants three stars on every level, so it got old fast. I stopped playing because of the unpredictable ratings. If you just to play through the levels and solve the puzzles without any concern for the ratings, this is a great puzzle game and utilizes controls and space well. *It has implemented blink/transport locomotion. *Controls are intuitive and work well with the environment. *It would have been nice had they utilized true room-size room scale for this game. It would have made for a more enjoyable, more immersive experience.