Cloudborn

I'm enjoying climbing and exploring. Nice relaxing game. Like 'The Climb' with a purpose for the climbing besides getting to the top.

Similar to Climby but I found it a bit easier. A little more "fun" because I like the setting. it is worth $10-$15 for sure in it's current state.

(Played Using CV1 Oculus Rift) Cloudborn to me was an enjoyable experience, given it was my first platforming game on VR I had nothing to go off but movement and platforming was decent, sometimes when swinging my big head would clip into an object and make me drop to my death restarting the checkpoint, movement I played mostly with the jogging style and I have to say that probably is a terrible default control scheme for this game, when you're at a ledge and need a few more inches to reach I'd much prefer locomotion with the joystick. Other than that it isn't a long game and the levels are very pretty with decent design. I would recommend trying it out but not at the base price of 15$, get it on sale or G_2_A.

This game doesn't work with quest...

10/10 (but very short) Great little climbing game. More more more.

No les vale con hacer un juego corto, y low poly, que encima lo dejan sin pulir ??? Ya estos indies se aprovechan demasiado de los early adopters de la VR, ya en el mismo menu de opciones me hancian cosas raras los graficos y el movimiento. Lo sacaron de Early Access sin dejarlo fino

Another one of those sadly underrated games. Cloudborn is genuinely wonderfull, with a setting very similar to Windland : stylised but consistent ruins, canyons and floating rocks. The stylised art, beside looking great, has the added bonus of being easy on the GPU, which means that framerates are constantly good. Gameplaywise it falls definitely in the exploratory platformer category, with most of the movement done by free climbing and hanging to vines. The mechanics and the gameplay are solid and fun. The levels have a defined start and end, but the path in itself is not predetermined (within reason:) Highly recommended if like games like Climbey or The Climb.

Playing on an Oculus Rift. It is a fairly standard climbing-type game (e.g., The Climb, To The Top), but with a more fantasy-type setting for you, The climbing mechanics are pretty straightforward, but I don't understand when grabbing some vines, the game shifts my point of view without any input from me (in some cases, 180 degrees). It got annoying after a while to keep rotating myself to correct the camera (annoying as in the HMD cable getting wrapped around my ankles). The smooth turning setting is slow enough that I started turning my body instead of using the joystick. Using the left joystick for movement seemed unreliable as it would seem to cut out at random intervals; switching to the arm swinging setting proved to be more reliable. If you have not played a climbing-type game before, this is not a bad choice, so long as you are aware of its quirks. If you have played this type of game before, I don't think you would find anything substantially different to warrrant a purchase. I'll play a few more levels to see if I need to retract any of the above statements, but for right now, this is how I see it.

The first Climber I plaid, and one of the first VR games I played since I already had it when I got a VR system. Honestly, I enjoyed it! Don't expect much of a storyline, but there is a very interesting world here none the less. Most areas can be climbed nice and slowly, although an occasional jump must be made. by swinging yourself in the direction you want to go. The entire game didn't take me long to beat, even at my slow pace. But I still enjoyed the visuals and only experienced an occasional glitch. For it's current price of 90% off, it's a no brainer. Otherwise, I'd expect to pay maybe $5 for the experience...because I'm fairly cheap!

i got to play this early at comic con in sweden and really liked it i then played it and it was a meh game. I do like the climbing and that there is a story but i dont really care but if you want a relaxing climbing vr game buy it