Rosebaker's Icy Treats - The VR Iceman Sim

For the price (~$5), this game is underrated and has a lot of potential. I enjoy the loading screen and the feeling of being in space while making icy treats. The only thing I don't like is the vive side controls to grab things are a little stiff. If you have a different controller, you won't have that issue. The other feature that would make this game even better is if I was able to create more than one ice cream at a time and be able to place the cones down and multitask. If they add that and create a multiplayer mode, I can see this game becoming popular and worth it at a higher price range.

This VR game has done just about everything right. I felt like I was da space cream man.. Fantastic all around. Love how you have to replace things that get used up ... that really adds to the immersion. A lot of love went into this game for sure.

At first glace, selling ice cream to aliens does not sound that much of fun - but this game shows that indeed it can be a lot of fun! If you like to "work" in a game (Job Simulator-style of work) than this game will give you a lot of hours of selling ice cream in zero-g. After 3 hours of "work" I'm at 42% through the campaign, sold a lot of ice cream and was rewarded with a several new tastes of ice cream, different toppings and sauces to serve to my alien customers. After the campaign, there is an endless mode available. The graphics are nice and flawless, the handling is well done and the German localisation is very well made! [played on Vive with Ryzen7-1700X, 8GB, Nvidia GTX1070]

8/10 This is a great game. Full of fun and manic VR stuff. One suggestion for the future: I would love to have seen a career mode where each customer purchases and each ingredient costs money. As it is, there is not much to hold playtime at over 2 - 3 hours because it is a little repetitive without an extra challenge.

Macht kurzweilig viel Spaß die Physik ist ganz nett.

I'd really like it, if it functioned correctly, but it does not. Things started fine, then after a little bit, the hands, the right one in particular, would not go back to their default position. It would remain with the pointer finger out, so when I'd try to grab stuff, it would push it away instead. You can imagine how annoying that is, when you're trying to rush to fill an order. Then after a bit, there were problems holding items. I'd grab them and then they'd just stop moving with my hand. If it worked, I'm sure I'd like it.