Twilight Path

Twilight Path is a short VR experience, which I was able to play through in under two hours, but it was certainly time well spent. The visuals were absolutely beautiful, and supported by excellent voice acting, and a serenely ephemeral musical score that perfectly matched the mood. With my Index controllers, I found the hand positioning to be a touch awkward, even with them having apparently been improved in the latest patch, but not to a degree that it hindered my enjoyment of the experience. Puzzles were not terribly difficult, and made good use of the way that the player interacts with VR. I did have to think a bit, but the only time I ever got remotely stumped was early on when I hadn't learned what all tools I had at my disposal. The highest praise I can give this game, however, is that it left me wanting more. The characters endeared themselves to me in the short time I had to get to know them (evoking memories of the likes of Jim Henson and Ghibli movies in the best ways), and the beautiful world itself was something I wished I could have more time to get immersed in. I was genuinely sad when it ended, and joyful to see a sequel teased in the ending credits. While a straightforward experience, this is one I could see myself coming back to, just to visit its world again.

6/10 - Acceptable, Good simple puzzles, nice visuals Only about 1.2 hour long game play, As same as 'FORM' VR game, this game story is more like short prologue, or introduction. not a whole, full game. Can only recommend buying 'bundle' with discount. is worth a try at heavily discounted price.