WOW, That's a lot of fun for four dollars. If there is a test to see who's vulnerable to vertigo in VR, I can't imagine a better test than this game. I started out rocketing right into the side of the crater and all I could think of was falling on the sharp edges of my wooden furniture and trying to figure out how I was oriented. Then when I hit the wall I had to just close my eyes until the collision noise stopped. But I made it through several rounds without puking or falling and hurting myself. It would also be nice if one side of the universe could somehow wrap to the other so I don't have to hit the blue curtain at high speeds, though that was still not as bad as hitting those craters and moon rocks.

There were a couple of times when I swear I was looking right at the sign and my goals were complete but the flag would not deploy. It just swapped from hand to hand.

I loved the rave gun. I didn't even try the other gun that was offered.

I loved the white booster tubes.

I got stuck in a black hole and I think I had to go forward or backward a level to get out. Shouldn't something more definitive happen, i.e. without my action?

Flying around was fun just by itself, except for the blue curtains. I didn't have great control, but I've only been in the game once. Also, I think I may have skippied between levels a couple times without completing just because I was pushing the wrong buttons.

WOW, That's a lot of fun for four dollars. If there is a test to see who's vulnerable to vertigo in VR, I can't imagine a better test than this game. I started out rocketing right into the side of the crater and all I could think of was falling on the sharp edges of my wooden furniture and trying to figure out how I was oriented. Then when I hit the wall I had to just close my eyes until the collision noise stopped. But I made it through several rounds without puking or falling and hurting myself. It would also be nice if one side of the universe could somehow wrap to the other so I don't have to hit the blue curtain at high speeds, though that was still not as bad as hitting those craters and moon rocks. There were a couple of times when I swear I was looking right at the sign and my goals were complete but the flag would not deploy. It just swapped from hand to hand. I loved the rave gun. I didn't even try the other gun that was offered. I loved the white booster tubes. I got stuck in a black hole and I think I had to go forward or backward a level to get out. Shouldn't something more definitive happen, i.e. without my action? Flying around was fun just by itself, except for the blue curtains. I didn't have great control, but I've only been in the game once. Also, I think I may have skippied between levels a couple times without completing just because I was pushing the wrong buttons.