Mad Factory

2 Minute Video Review → https://youtu.be/vcX4AxSxGos Mad Factory is a simple and frantic game to assemble cookies before the clock runs out. You have 5 minutes, and you need to successfully follow the cookie instructions as much as you can to attempt a high score. On your far left is the conveyer belt which brings the raw dough with the order screen above. In the middle you pull levers to stamp the specific shape. On your right is the frosting machine with color dials. And on your far right you place the completed cookies. It’s a simple game, but there’s just enough multitasking to keep it engaging. Especially since the conveyor belt doesn’t stop bringing dough, so while I was trying to do other things I kept trying to stop the extra dough from hitting the floor to prevent penalties in my score. This game is absolutely perfect for parties with your friends and VR arcades, because it’s so easy to instantly play and get going. It’s also priced just right at $4, and the arcade license is the same price as well. For simple casual play, or a gathering with friends, I recommend it.

Habe mich letztendlich doch für negativ entschieden aufgrund der dürftigen Performance. Das größte Manko ist aber der Content. In 2min hat man quasi alles gesehen. Dafür sind auch 4$ zu teuer. Meine Kuratorseite: https://store.steampowered.com/curator/30155555 Meine Steamgruppe: https://steamcommunity.com/groups/voodoode https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ne8plzR5O9w

A very well done visually and sound wise VR game but ultimately game-play is repetitive and loses the appeal after a short period. Still a nice safe one for kids and family VR time or obese cookie lovers in need of a VR sugar fix. See video for review. https://youtu.be/s73pyxT19_Y Recommended for price and kids, family only.

Mad Factory VR has you making 3 different types and colors of cookies in an order up type system. This is one of those games that is short and has you trying to reach new high scores each play through. It's got simple mechanics, nice graphics and good controls, which make it a great starter VR game for anyone. The way it shows the capabilities of interacting with the environment in VR, along with the easy to use controls leaving nothing to be questioned. I can't wait for my 7 year old daughter to give it a try. If you enjoyed my review please consider following and joining my Steam group [url=https://steamcommunity.com/groups/MatureMindedGamers#curation]Mature Minded Gamers[/url] We have free game giveaway's every month for all Members, just click Follow and Join! Here is an hour of game play video if you'd like to see what the game plays like. [url=https://www.twitch.tv/videos/315464713] Twitch [/url] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JzibWODKYOY&feature=youtu.be

Vr multitasking game. Baking cookies and decorating them to orders that get more complex as you go. Why is it so much fun to stress your brain out? Great graphics, great gameplay, great fun! https://youtu.be/D8a7q0OhIyQ

Game is very short, its literally just the same random 2 or 3 minute timed mini game where you cook and try not to spill. Its fun, graphics are great. Voice gets annoying so does the repetativeness but you get what you paid for. Not trying to turn anyone off, its good casual / party showing off type game. But there isnt enough to do to keep you IN it. Id like to recommend to the Devs to add an endless mode as a bear minimum. Id also like to see more items to be able to bake, more challenge. Seems like a great beginning, im hoping there are plans for more? :) PS. This works fine on my WMR Lenovo

Great VR Game . Good for Play N Pass with friends

This is quite fun, and it only takes a few minutes to play like mad, fail, and then play again. It requires a fairly large play area. If you have that, then I recommend it. The price is just about right, with simple gameplay mechanics, well-polished visuals, and unlimited replayability.

game aint work

Like a lot of VR minigames, it's the germ of a fun game but nowhere near ready. You have to bake cookies to meet the orders that come in, and that's all there is to it. There are three shapes of cookie and three colours of icing. There's no ramp-up of difficulty - all the difficulty comes from the glitchy physics which will occasionally drop cookies through the tray onto the floor. It's a great idea, and it could be zany drunken fun, it's just not there yet. It needs more reliable physics and maybe one extra mechanic so the combinations of things get more interesting as you play.