Shores of Loci

If you get the problem of puzzle pieces not showing (below the table/deck) and finally fix them (had to do multiple Steam VR Reset Seating Positions) then the game is short, but good.

Wow speak of the devil, I played this game and put footage of it on my largely unwatched youtube channel lol, and actually got praise from the devs somehow. I then replied about hoping for updates and upon turning on steam today there are, I'm guessing it's based more on their meta launch but still really cool to see more of this game. Shores of Loci is like a 3D jigsaw puzzle and a rather enjoyable experience, the idea seems simple but like Katamari Damacy looks can be deceiving. It's like someone smashed a model town and asked you to help them fix it, makes you feel like you're really building something especially when the tiny people in the town start milling about. Anyway looking forward to any new content, maybe I'll post another vid no one will ever watch lol.

He jugado poco, pero el aspecto visual es espectacular. solo por eso y por lo bien hecho que esta el VR, ya merece la pena

I played only on Valve Index First levels technically are better than last levels. Game is good for one of your first VR titles. Last two levels are terrible, puzzles are great, but almost every time they're falling under the floor, so I had to fish them to be able to play. That was the worst part of the game honestly. Exclude the last part and the game is pretty decent.

Such a pretty game! I got a free key to stream it, and I enjoyed it quite a bit. In short: The levels are gorgeous, music is chill, transitions are impressive, puzzles are challenging. There are some things to keep in mind though. [b]Difficulty[/b] The game feels like a puzzler, but sometimes it can be almost too challenging to see how pieces are supposed to fit together, multiple times I seemingly randomly found the right spot. They have done a good job hiding what would be a seam and what is just any geometry, possibly to a fault. That said, there is a way to prevent frustration, the built in hint system can lead you to the right place. [b]Interaction[/b] In general interactions are physics based, you can throw pieces around and rotate the bigger part you are building on as if there was no gravity, it's quite satisfying and relaxing. One gotcha is that if you're somewhat tall, moving a piece above your head will make it race away and then move back into your space close to the ground. I think this is a mechanism to return pieces that are out of reach, but I'm actually still holding it, so it's a bit confusing. [b]Index Controllers[/b] When playing with Index controllers I kept dropping my pieces, it was due to grabbing them with the trigger, then relaxing my other fingers so the grip let go, which would happen even while the trigger was depressed. I simply unbound the grip in the SteamVR settings and that was that, but it was quite frustrating until I realized that was the issue. [b]Conclusion[/b] If you like relaxed puzzlers with beautiful and chill scenery, this could be for you. Keep in mind the few caveats mentioned though, might take some tweaking to make it play better.

Good, relaxing puzzle game. The only bad thing about it - it's too short. Tooke me like 3 hrs to complete. But for it's current price - it's still good choice.