Fujii - A Magical Gardening Adventure

Fujii is an exquisitely pleasant VR experience. I hesitate to call it a game per se, as it has more of the feel of a "walk through the plot" feel (a la Coming Home or What Remains of Edith Finch, but with less detail and talking). But whatever it is in nature, it is surely beautiful--a feast for all the senses SteamVR can currently provide. I was dazzled and engaged throughout; it had a Lisa Frank-grade vibrance to it that made it uniquely pleasant, particularly in an era rife with staunchly grim realism. It also runs the gamut, helping the game feel like a diverse world you're entering, rather than having just one motif the whole way through. Some twists at the end add unexpected depth to it, given its egregiously cute and vibrant design until that point. That said, it is quite short (I completed it in under 2 hours), and has essentially no replay value (unless you're a completionist and really really like a fanciful form of virtual container gardening), so be aware that some may find its value for the dollars to be lacking. I personally was nonetheless delighted, and while I will likely never open it again, I will remain appreciative of what it was, for what it was, while it lasted.

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This didn't really grasp me in the first 20ish minutes, and presuming the rest of the game is like that, this isn't super worth playing. I'd give this an "eh" if i could, but not recommending will suffice. This isn't shown anywhere in the trailers, but you also teleport everywhere. There's no walking, you just teleport, and I honestly think that hurts the atmosphere greatly. As you blink in and out of the environment constantly-- especially for certain segments. In terms of atmosphere there isn't too much. It's just very bright and friendly, and wiggly. The only real sense of feeling I got was when looking in the dark for the first time, but the whole point is to get rid of that. For the one "rhythm" section, the timings weren't super fair, and the rhythm kept changing. Meaning you couldn't get a sense of motion, you just stared at this node pulsating light for ten seconds before being able to press the trigger. I noticed some weird culling issues with this. Quite frankly, it's not my pc that's the problem. I think this game just has very aggressive culling-- which is fair! But it maybe shouldn't be culling things in the middle of the screen as I'm actively looking at it. Also, the little mascot dude kept glitching into objects. Even 20 minutes in a lot of the sfx were getting extremely repetitive. Also there are so many visual effects when the game is already extremely bright. Overall. Eh. Get this if you just want to kinda mindlessly waste your afternoon. This game certainly is casual, but a little too much. And I definitely wouldn't recommend paying 10 dollars for this. Get it on sale. Edit: Also, apparently, this game only takes two hours to beat. And a lot of the positive reviews seem a touch sketch to me personally. So definitely do not get this game for 10 dollars. 5 at MOST.

Не работает с Okulus 3 через стим линк, эмуляция контролеров не спасает, окрытие через корневую папку тоже, судя по обсуждениям это частая проблема

Very cute and relaxing

Charming short VR experience that is all about exploration, rhythm minigames and gardening of alien flora. It has vivid colors, cute visual style and tactile interactions. Works on Reverb G2, but I could not find how to bind a menu button to the controller:)

It was a relaxing and polished game with a plant sandbox. Wished there were more worlds to explore and inventory upgrades.