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Very enjoyable to play together with someone. Was surprised to see unlockable Pixar characters from all their different series. A real treat for a Disney/ Pixar fan.
Lego games with open worlds are always fun to play.

A great game for arcade-like shooting. Reminds you a lot of Counter Strike.

They have a workshop, and people have made custom modes such as TTT, and it is really fun!
Other than that, The game is being updated frequently, and there are several modes in the game already. Gun game, Team deathmatch, Defuse, etc. Can't wait for the future of this game.

Sadly, It can be hard sometimes to find a good server to join depending on the time of day, but I think it has improved a little since I bought the game a month ago or so.

It's like Guitar Hero, but in VR. If you are looking for a VR rythm game, this is it.

If you are getting this game, make sure to mod it. There are mlutiple song editors out there that people have made good use of. There are hundreds, if not thousands of songs out there already, and more are added every day. Modding lets you download the songs from within the game in VR, so be sure to get that working. beatsaver.com

Tons of fun, and a great workout! Check vrhealth.institute for more information on that.

I hate to rip on this game. It has the makings of an enjoyable experience, but it desperately needs more development time.
It's a beautiful game, and as a Swede, it put a smile on my face when I was seeing swedish text, and 'landmarks' all over the place.
I clicked a crooked street light, and it sounded exactly as street lamps in Sweden. I saw Swedish street signs and a postal box. Very nice level of detail.
however...

- Teleport/ Move mechanic is difficult to use. Often doesn't let you move where you want to go, and small adjustments are difficult. You need to click "DPad UP", which doesn't happen intuitively for me.
- Opening cupboard doors is a hastle.
- The bow mechanic isn't very good, which is problematic seeing that's your only weapon.
- Was not built for Lefties. Lets you switch main hand, but feels like a last-minute fix.
- Silly "Reaper" voice that makes me bored.
- Level design isn't very intuitive, and I got stuck several times during my short playtime.
- The virtual keyboards are difficult to use.
Sadly, I can not recommend this game.

In 20+ minutes I knocked over a glass on my desk, one of my screens fell over, I knocked several other items down to the floor, and nearly broke my index finger. I think my playspace is too small for this game.
I had fun though.

I never really played Punchout until a year or two ago, and it was the normal amount of tidium that you come to expect from an NES game (Atleast compared to most games today), but what made me keep playing it was the differnet stategies you had to take to beat the different opponents. This aspect of the game made it more than just a simple hack-n-slash or button masher like Hyrule Warriors or Bayonetta, both of which I never enjoyed completely.
This however just like Punchout on the NES, gives you interesting puzzle-like combat that forces you to learn your opponents patterns. Looing back, it reminds me a lot of Zelda bosses. The way there are three phases, in which the tactics change somewhat, even if it is sight. Puzzle/ strategy games interests me infinitely more than fighting games and that's why this game hooked me. It made me keep playing for a VR experience that was able to last longer than the usual session lasts for me. This surprised me quite a bit, as this games is also very exhausting and a great workout (It keeps track of burned calories!).
Ive seen reviews complaining about unresponsive controls, but i don't think it could be further from the truth. You need to get up close and comfortable to reach your target, but that just furthers the experience as you can easilly get intimidated when your opponent moves closer to you. You're not supposed to be throwing punches non-stop, but instead wait, and recognise your oportunity to get the satisfaction of hitting your opponent.

I'm not very far into the game, but The love put into this thing is very clear from the start. The story never stops being interesting, EVERY character is intriguing and full of personality, and the gameplay is familiar, yet very different from past experiences I've had.
The music, the artstyle, and the characters has all been in tuned with eachother, together forming an experience you want to continue for weeks.

I'm very excited to see peoples response to this brainchild, as well as the speedrunning community that undoubtedly will emerge from it.

An immersive world worth diving in to.
I expected the desert to make the game a little dull, but they managed to make it work really well, with mysterious dungeons with contraptions from another time, or maybe aliens?
It was great exploring the famous landmarks, and the towns felt... perhaps livelier than before. I really felt like an ancient assassin.
The segments played in modern time, outside of the Animus, felt bland as usuall. I remember being very impressed with those segments in Assassins creed 3, which happens to be my entry into the series. I would love for them to get back to being more focused with gameplay in the modern world again, as it breaks up the game and makes it feel more fresh. However, it seems that they feel satisfied with what they are doing currently, as it hasn't happened for a while from what I know.

It has some good improvements on the seldom touched formula they've got going, and if you've enjoyed the games in the past, You'll like this one, too.

It's Jackbox again. You know what to expect.
Creative new game concepts that bring laughter to a group of friends.
Also Fibbage 3, a better version of a game we're all already familiar with.

A coupple of the games are misses, but what there is to be enjoyed in the other ones makes up for it. New concepts can't allways be hits.

This is a very different VR experience.
It might look like a simple chat game on the cover, but the game rewards creativity and research with joy and laughter.
This game made me more engaged in practicing character modelling and rigging than I have ever been before. Because with these skills, you could literally portray any fictional or non-fictional character by making a custom character model and practicing their voice.
There are tons of fun to be had here. It is such a simple concept, but it is still some of the best time i've ever spent.