
Kaisuo is a single-player puzzle game about opening Chinese puzzle boxes that unlock surreal worlds. Journey through a strange landscape and discover new uses to familiar objects. Slide open panels, discover secret compartments and change the way you see the world.
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Very nice visuals and pretty interesting puzzles. It's very short though. For some reason, the game made me SUPER short. Can't tell if it's by design as I tried everything and couldn't find a way to fix that. The height didn't impact game play and the hands are pretty small so it may really be intentional. I didn't experience any performance issues on my VR potato. My only real complaint was that the movement around the puzzles was VERY inconsistent. Most of the time I would press left or right to move around a puzzle nothing would happen. And the times it would it wouldn't always move the way I expected. Press left and I may snap right or even across to the total opposite side I was just standing. I still recommend it. Probably a good pick if you have someone visiting you want to show off VR to, but don't expect them to be in the game long since it will be completed in just a few minutes.
到了电梯口,我该怎么办?
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Really fun escape room. The use of the VR environment in the transitions from the first to second room and the movement of the puzzles was incredible. Only downside was the shortness of the game. I would love to see more.
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