Dimensional

really low quality

Such a fun game. well worth the money and more levels on the way.....Excellent

I think this is one of the best games available for VR right now, and makes the limitations of VR hardware still enjoyable by utilizing numerous tools to help you navigate and interact with the world.

[h1]TLDR:[/h1] A physical, physics puzzler. By turns maddening then actually kind of exhilarating. If you can tolerate the horrible indie trappings and missteps, this holds some unique fun. [h1]Amateur Pros:[/h1] Physically dodge between giant swinging hammers, nip through doorways at the last second, teleport through tiny gaps to save yourself from descending ceilings, in this horrible looking indie oddity It's a physical, physics puzzler, is what this is. Where it excels is in its indie experimentation. You get a load of ideas and tweaks thrown at you throughout its otherwise rustic but humorous 'escape the alien lab' scenario. Its main hook is the way it imports your playspace into the game and lets you orientate it for specific physical puzzles. (Will you need to dodge left and right to avoid some sentry bullets before teleporting behind it? Swivel your playspace so you're sure you can). It sounds cumbersome, and in many ways it is. (As is the proto free-motion, which you can use on the fly too. It splits the movement on one controller, and the orientation on another, which is like patting your head and rubbing your stomach :D). But when it comes together, executing or chaining a physical puzzle can be genuinely exhilarating :) Add in a controllable robot friend, who you can grab, position, and fire at objects to interact, and you've got a playful grab-bag of tools. In [url=https://steamuserimages-a.akamaihd.net/ugc/789756286846708108/A42B0847BB5F054F7A38B73FBC06E349DC265BAE/]this screenshot[/url] he's been miniaturised to play a tiny game of miniature golf. For reasons I now forget, as this stuff happens all the time. [h1]On the Downside:[/h1] The horrible graphics often resemble a 6-year-old's imagining of a sci-fi romp, made in blocky polygons. Although this has obviously freed the creator up to have full physics interactions between the objects, which is very cool, being in these locations can be somewhat tortuous. Thankfully there is a 'skip puzzle' option, which I did take advantage of when utterly baffled by an oblique challenge, and surrounded by electrified walls which buzzed interminably with some 16bit sound-effect, and which made Minecraft look fancy. I also deployed it for a few physics puzzles where the execution window was frustratingly tight. There's a fair bit of miss amongst the hits all told. There's also some minor nausea in there if you deploy all of the many motion options at once, or if you die a lot ;) It is a lot like being inside an expansive proof of concept at points. Made from stickle bricks. Which you're not always convinced are stuck together correctly. But I'm glad they made it :) 3+++/5

Very nice puzzle game, hard to compare with any other game out there. It took me 4.5 hours to complete the game but there are some secrets and bot letters stilling missing. Positive: + gameplay is somehow something different to all the other games, slow paced but not boring + puzzles are good and vary a lot + certain game elements are nearly, physically exhausting (jumping, last level, jerry...) + every level is different (at least until now) + jerry Negative: - graphics are neither good nor varied - story is not very creative or at least not told very well - you somehow get the impression this is a collection of game elements proof of concepts - jerry

Awesome!

Incredibly polished, original, and fun. Can't beat that!