Broken Blue

So, I'm just starting on my VR journey and I've been testing various free VR games on Steam. After trying about 10 or so I came across this and thought it sounded pretty cool... Sadly it's not. The game starts with the tutorial elements outside the play area (most annoying) and then after discovering how to move I was almost immediately beset by nauseas. The "drag and pull" movement mechanic is quite frankly horrible and I could play no more than a minute before getting sick to my stomach and ripping off the goggles. This hasn't happened in any other VR experience I've tried so far, but most of them have used a "teleport" mechanic rather than any form of real movement, so it may be that it's something I'll come acorss in other games too... Anyway, the tl;dr of this is that I found the initial experience (controls/position) awkward and couldn't play for more than 2 minutes without feeling extremely sick... so I can't recommend this, sorry.

Awesome! There are so many unique aspects about this game. My family and I played this through several times this week. We wish all games had this movement paradigm available in them; world shrinking/growing and hand-over-hand world-pulling were instantly intuitive and the most free of all environment-traversing methods out there. We'd played a previous version that gave us TOO much control (and made me a little sim-sick, but I'm very sensitive) but this new version was PERFECT and I was able to complete it without incident. The puzzles were fun to play and the monkey-men were funny to watch. 10/10 would reccomend.

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Broken Blue, oyuncunun oyunun içeriğini dolaşmasına ve keşfetmesine olanak tanıyan yenilikçi bir arayüz kullanan bir Bulmaca Çözme VR Oyunudur. Mavinin bir dağ makinesinin koruyucusu ve orada yaşayan maymun keşişlerin koruyucusu olduğu düşünülür.

Broken Blue is a Puzzle Solving VR Game that utilizes an innovative interface to allow the player to traverse and explore the game’s content. It worked on my HTC Vive and Index system, looked ok, played ok, sounded ok. I got through the tutorial and was put into this world where you are levatating and able to shrink, grab or inlarge the world to move about it. I didn't feel sick like other reviewers but the floating view unnerved me when i looked down. I really don't know how to solve the first puzzle. Try this if you like Puzzles but beware it might cause motion sickness or vertigo.

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I love the monkey monks, I like the music and the setting. The puzzles are unique and fun to solve. The only problem is the terrible locomotion, which uses the grab-and-pull technique, but for some insane reason incorporated a heavy rotation factor. This leads to a high risk of simulator sickness. Thank God there is a work-around: When you use both hands to move, there is no orientation change (as it should be). This way the locomotion is tolerable. I would be interested to play more of this game with puzzles of the same kind.