TOSS!🍌

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Great game! A lot of fun, works well. Lots of challenges to beat, time records to beat and achivements to get. Good exercise too!

I think this game is so close to being a very good and fun VR game. There's unfortunately, a few things that are holding it back. It has some nice visuals but then a lot suffers on the gameplay side I think, here's a list of some issues. - the game is overly precise with the grabbing mechanics. You'll often find your hands failing to grab and just phasing through objects. This makes playing the game quite frustrating as you'll lose runs to what feels like literal bugs. Imo the grabbing should be much more generous and assisted. Something as a big sphere radius around your hands where it coming in contact with anything while holding grab, SHOULD grab. - It's super easy to miss-judge the amount of velocity you'll get from any given swing, but the swinging also feels a bit inconsistent in this regard, you may be intending to go a certain direction but will end up going in a completely different trajectory and just fall out. Going off purely from the swing angle the player gives is too precise imo and the game should probably have some subtle aim assist in the background assisting you, like pushing you a bit towards where you're looking. - There's an air grab ability... Only problem: you get it 10 worlds into the game. The air grab ability should be a default, available from the start. it makes the game so much more enjoyable as you can course correct or save yourself from the tiniest mistakes that would normally cost you your life. For some reason the game waits 10 worlds of incredibly hard and hell map-ish level design to give you the ability to essentially do an air recovery. Yes this ability would make the game easier, but difficulty doesn't equal fun imo. Not being allowed any small mistakes in super hellish level design with a million hazard is not super fun. Once I got the ability, the game just immediately felt so much better. But now the problem was the level design relying too much on the usage of this double jump, making levels twice as big. - hazards like spikes and lasers will just hit your hands that are off screen and make it feel super unfair. If it doesn't happen on screen, forget it, let the player slide! - later levels start being super, SUPER long just for the sake of being harder, and not give you checkpoints. It's not really that fun to go through a long level only to die at the last part but then have to replay the beginning every time. This wasn't a problem earlier in the game and become one later on... - Some game-play mechanics like the trampoline felt inconsistent and would often not bounce me enough for me to reach the intended end destination. These should have been much more scripted and launch you toward a set destination by the designers. I literally just jumped over every single trampoline in the first 10 worlds lol I think if most of these issues were resolved, what you'd have is a nice and concise experience that's very fun to blaze through. Graphics are enjoyable and the gameplay IS fun but only when it behaves. However, there's no way that I can recommend this game at full price, I did most of the game in 2 hours, I completed about 10 worlds and I think that was nearly the entire game. for the full price you can get some amazing VR games that are much more fun. "Underdogs" is a personal favourite of mine!