Water Planet

This game is more like a melodic experience than a game...I'm a big fan of walking simulators well down and this must be the most enchanting walking (swimming?) simulator I've played in a while. Don't lose yourself in the captivating songs and the fairytale-esque landscapes of towering ice and endless oceans.

the universe is captivating and the atmosphere is unique and transcendental ! great experience in VR with VALVE INDEX :) :) :)

A really short experience and a bit rough on the edges but still a nice conceptual game.

эм, да это ж subnautika на минималках...еще и с водяными грибами.

Water Planet, a surreal VR experience about collecting crystals on a planet of Water. Very short, could have been longer if I had got all the stuff and explored everywhere. It was a nice experience and for $1.99 on sale. I'd buy it again. Just walk, minimal story, graphics okay, but it is a nice VR experience if you get it on sale. Not worth full price but worth a 90% discount it'd be worth it.

the soundtrack is pure magic and very emotional experience despite the simplicity of game. full of soul <3.

I had an enjoyable time playing this game. After an abortive first attempt I gave it a second try and managed to play all the way through in one go without any problems. I noticed parts where there was possibly a checkpoint, but I did not take advantage of these. I expected there to be more music, but i did enjoy the songs of Virgo anyway. The signal from the AI was very helpful and the creature like a jellyfish was a bonus too and made the story more meaningful.

good game

To be honest, I was kind of excited to play through this when I first saw it. After finishing it, I'm not impressed. The screenshots on the store page make the game seem much more pretty than it is. And the game is a slow romp through an uninteresting story (with characters using text to speech voices) that will last you maybe 2 hours if you're slow about it.

A walking simulator with mediocre graphics but pleasant musics. Interestingly, its monotonous style doesn't bother that much after a while, on the contrary, composes its surrealist theme. And that makes it intriguing, even though its weak and shallow environment design. Its genre and level of details reminds me of 'Soul Axiom Rebooted' as nearly same apart from less uniform but more dense puzzles. Storywise, it tries to tell something about humanity and its future, faking like it hides some secrets behind its story, something beyond, something meta. Probably, I won't get that, or that's just a fake feeling, the game didn't hook me of that enough. Exploring in a strange planet, listening to some psychedelic songs, considering there is a mystery to follow, all of them together makes the experience pleasant to some extent. It has so many positive reviews. I think it is just because of its musics. There are better and much more complete VR walking sims like 'Journey For Elysium', 'Unknown Fate' and 'Soul Axiom Rebooted' that deserves that possitive review rate more. If you played and liked this, I recommend 'XING: The Land Beyond' and 'MIND: Path to Thalamus' as well. And lastly for non-vr only gameplay, 'Aporia: Beyond The Valley'. These are almost incomparable with their epic scenery.