Played on HTC Vive Pro/Vive wands 1.0/RTX2060Super.

Absolutely incredible, this is a VR game that should not be missing from your library if you love (simple) puzzles/adventure.
I love the stylized graphics, simple and yet perfect for VR.
I like the puzzles, although not very hard, so if you like difficult puzzles you're out of luck.
It is a bit short though, it took me about 2 hours, and that was including restarting the game three times, first time was at the windmill because a specific item key for windmill door after I picked it up while holding/using the gravity gun got stuck under the floor, but after restarting the game the item was back in my inventory. Next time I had to restart was because again at the windmill a certain item the handle that was held by the windmill should have been visible after it had dropped, but was nowhere to be found, so I just saved and restarted again and low and behold the item was visible where I expected it to be.. And the last time was actually after I've done the bunker and thought it was time to stop, but after I stopped I checked how long the game would run and I noticed the bunker was the last scene before the endscene, so I restarted again.
I really loved this game, just like I loved their other game Abode (next weekend I'm gonna play Abode 2).
I'm glad the attack/dodge parts were kept to a minimum.

I got it through indiegala in a VR-bundle so I didn't pay more than 4-5 euro's for the whole bundle. 5 euro's would be a nice price for it by itself (as it's quite short, but excellent), so the 10 euro's it normally cost is a bit steep for me (but I'm a cheapscape), but if you think 10 euro's is a nice price for a game which takes about 2 hours to complete (or much less if you don't doodle like I do) than I sure as hell can recommend it.

Looking forward to playing more of their games. I do hope they will release a longer narrative adventure game in line with this.

Played on HTC Vive Pro/Vive wands 1.0/RTX2060Super. Absolutely incredible, this is a VR game that should not be missing from your library if you love (simple) puzzles/adventure. I love the stylized graphics, simple and yet perfect for VR. I like the puzzles, although not very hard, so if you like difficult puzzles you're out of luck. It is a bit short though, it took me about 2 hours, and that was including restarting the game three times, first time was at the windmill because a specific item [spoiler]key for windmill door[/spoiler] after I picked it up while holding/using the gravity gun got stuck under the floor, but after restarting the game the item was back in my inventory. Next time I had to restart was because again at the windmill a certain item [spoiler]the handle that was held by the windmill[/spoiler] should have been visible after it had dropped, but was nowhere to be found, so I just saved and restarted again and low and behold the item was visible where I expected it to be.. And the last time was actually after I've done the bunker and thought it was time to stop, but after I stopped I checked how long the game would run and I noticed the bunker was the last scene before the endscene, so I restarted again. I really loved this game, just like I loved their other game Abode (next weekend I'm gonna play Abode 2). I'm glad the attack/dodge parts were kept to a minimum. I got it through indiegala in a VR-bundle so I didn't pay more than 4-5 euro's for the whole bundle. 5 euro's would be a nice price for it by itself (as it's quite short, but excellent), so the 10 euro's it normally cost is a bit steep for me (but I'm a cheapscape), but if you think 10 euro's is a nice price for a game which takes about 2 hours to complete (or much less if you don't doodle like I do) than I sure as hell can recommend it. Looking forward to playing more of their games. I do hope they will release a longer narrative adventure game in line with this.