Gravity Lab

Only 0.7 hours in and I've already got some complaints about the game. -Poor Valve Index controller support: *The teleport movement is bound to the track pad, touching the track pad 'at all' will teleport you. Frustrating because I tend to rest my thumb on the track pad without thinking about it and it is always both disorienting and frustrating when I get teleported to some random location when I lift my thumb of the pad not realizing that I was in teleport mode. *The 'A' and 'B' keys do the exact same thing, opens the in game menu. *Pressing buttons with finger tracking is awkward. You'd think that when the in game menu is open you can just 'poke' the option you want with your finger but you cant. You have to get your hand close to the option you want, the button to be pressed is determined by what your 'hand' not 'fingers' is closest to. Then you click the trigger. *(My fix to the controls:) Use press and hold 'A' to teleport. Keep 'B' for use as the in-game menu. Make it so that you can select options in the in-game menu by poking it with your index finger. -The player perspective rotation is broken: In almost all VR games, there is a way for you to change which way you'r facing. Snapping the thumb stick to the right rotates the player 15*, snapping the thumb stick to the left rotates the players -15*. The rotation in this game is weird, image a door pivoting off of a hing. The door rotates around the hing it is mounted on. Then imagine a fan rotating, the pivot point is at the center of the fan. And you see that's what makes this game awkward, the players pivot point isn't located at where the head should be; it's located like 2 feet behind the players head. So rotating your perspective feels like your a door rotating on a hing built into the wall if that makes any sense. -Game cannot be launched from SteamVR, it has to be launched using the windows shortcut. Which I find rather annoying since I tend to play one VR game after the other. Also can I just say that I scorn the fact the Steam forces you to choose between like/dislike the game when posting a review. The game play is still fun, but the controls are frustrating, so my opinion is 'mixed' not just 'negative', '~' not thumbs up/down.

Buggy and not worth the price. Graphics are not optimized and run more poorly than they should on a GTX 1080 sli hexcore I7 system. Also, when spawning items, it sometimes removes the most recently previously spawned item, breaking what you just set up. The collision detection when grabbing spawned items is a little less than ideal, as well. Kinda frustrating when you put all of these issues together. This game has potential, but should not be $20 and should not have come out of early access yet. I truly do enjoy this type of game, so I hope they intend to continue polishing these performance issues. Most VR games run beautifully on my system; I would like to see this one do the same.

It's a great game, it kept me wanting to play from the first level to the last and I cant wait for more levels! It's basically "Here's a stream of balls, get them over there, and here are the tools you can use." Best VR purchase so far for me.

One of the best puzzle/physics games! The solutions you can create are endless, and manipulation is very intuitive.

This game is amazing! Makes me want to keep going back to play it on the vive unlike any other game!

No funciona, imposible teportarse. Lo devuelvo.

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If you liked portal and Zachtronics games, you'll love this. Loads of content too. There are some bugs and some levels require lameness to beat because the balls don't come out of the level right, or some other bug. I love this though, and recommend it.

Really well tuned and fun physics based VR game. Unlike a lot of VR content out there this one is very polished and receives continuous updates. The developer is also very active in the community and easy to reach. For 20 dollars it's an absolute must have.

I have had this game on my wishlist for awhile and deciding if it was worth the price, but after reading the reviews I thought is was worth giving it a shot. Even though I have played it a very short time, I was surprised how good it really is. I love puzzles and it has met my expectations so far.