Microwave Yourself

this is fun and its free just needs more combinations and maybe a dlc??? other than that would play

fun game

After beating this game, my third eye opened. i understand why people believe in god. I talked to him in this game. he told me meth is the solution to all problems. i will now be taking meth every time someone bullies me in 3rd grade (i think i have to say that I'm not in 3rd grade so i don't get banned off steam lmao) and i will now be killing all the suburban opps that cross my path. 15/10 game would recommend to all atheists.

“Why would I? Yet there I was, microwaving myself in a VR game.”...

Would love to see more items and combinations!!!

I didn't really like this game. I didn't really expect much out of this game to begin with given that it is both free and short, but I was still left disappointed enough that I felt I had to say something. The positives: - The game is exactly what it says: you microwave yourself. There is a certain charm to that simplicity. - The visuals and music do create a nice and trippy vibe. - Some of the jokes were a little funny. The negatives: - When I play VR games, I prefer to play sitting down, and although this game has a seated mode toggle, it didn't seem to do anything. - Figuring out the combinations of items to microwave was tedious to me, as it involved me having to repeatedly microwave numerous items over and over again just to get the specific items I needed. Just order two items, microwave them, repeat for 15 to 30 minutes. - Probably just me, but there were a few times where I stuck my head in the microwave, and the game would push me back, adding an occasional annoyance that grew more frustrating if I pressed the microwave button when it happened, thereby causing the game to call me a dumb ass, which, in fairness, may be true, but still. - As the game went on, it kinda seemed to building up to something, and it did, but it still made me say "That's it?" - I don't see any reason why this had to be a VR game. There is nothing that it does that justifies requiring a VR headset. With all that said, given that this game is free, the question you should ask yourself is: "Is this game worth my time?" If you don't think so, then move on, you're not missing out on anything. If you do think so, then hopefully you enjoy this more than I did.