Recent reviews by SuperDre

It's been a while when I played this game, but it was a fun and nice short adventure game.

This is just a must buy for the current regular price of 0.79, it's well worth it, even for the short time.
Looking forward to playing the other 2 Nick Bounty games.

Very beautiful and rather entertaining adventure game.

Apparently it's based upon a portugese comic, which certainly shows in the visuals, very nice.
The puzzles themselves aren't that difficult, certainly not for an experiences adventure gamer.

There is only one thing I didn't like about the game, and it was at least the last boxing match, IMHO such a difficult 'action' part doesn't belong in an adventure game. especially as it felt like the controls just didn't respond correctly.
Also it might have needed a smal tutorial for beginning adventure gamers on how to use the controls, especially the hotspot-viewer as it's nowhere documented.

But all in all it's a great, not so long, adventure game. Bought it at sale/bundle for less then 5 euro's and I certainly think that is a great price for the 5 hours it took me to play the game (without walkthrough, but with the replaying the boxing match(es) over and over till I won, which certainly took me more than 15 minutes).

Hope they'll do a sequel as I would like more of these characters.

It's a nice adventure game. Not too long and not too difficult (although I used a walkthrough a few times, but that was also due to me being impatient).
The graphics are nice, the voicing is ok, the story is so so.
Too many 'jokes' about copyright to my liking, only once would have been more then enough.
Looking forward to a sequel (it does end, but it also doesn't, it's more like half way through).

I can't remember if I got it in a bundle or on sale. I see the regular price is 7,49 euro's at the time of writing. As I never buy games above 5 euro's I cannot really comment if the 7,49 is a good price. Personally I would wait until it's on sale below 5 euro's (as I still have such a large backlog anyway).

Played using HTC Vive Pro/Index controllers/RTX2060Super

Nice small, sort of, escape room game.
The graphics look nice, and everything runs pretty smooth.
I did ran into a few small bugs.
-Sometimes the 'Mechanical room' objective doesn't seem to pass, even though you got the robot fully up and runnning.
-In my first playthrough the button game was just dropping over and over through the room and no way of actually playing it.

But the 'puzzles' are pretty easy.

Paid the current full price of 2,99 euro's and I think it is worth it for the 30-45 minutes it takes. Sadly no achievements, which in this case would have been nice. and no real extra if you even got all goals done (at least I didn't notice anything), and that's a bit sad. As far as I know you can't go down the hatch and as I said it also doesn't seem to open when you got all goals.

Played on HTC Vive Pro/Vive Wands/RTX2060Super.Sadly I cannot recomment this game in the state as it is.It seems like it hasn't been properly playtested through.Even though I can imagine the developer not having index controllers available, but after the comment in the discussion it could have been fixed so the game is playable with the Index Controller (as they seem to be mirrored and flipped, the back of the model is visible to you and the laser is pointing in the wrong direction).Teleportation only works properly on the first 2 levels, third level it doesn' work with any of the bridges so it leaves you wondering what you should do, and at level 4 it doesn't work at all, level 5 also has the same problems with the bridges.The menu is another example, as it's freaking hard to use it on many levels, as the laser seems to cut off midair, also it doesn't pop up in front of you but a lot of times behind you.Level 5 with the throwing coconuts into the baskets I just gave up, it's so f-ing hard to throw the coconut in all the baskets without missing it once, if you miss once you can start all over again. The problem is with the throwing itself, it is far from consistent.Another minor thing is with the stone weight puzzles, you shouldn't be able to lift up stones out of the environment if you can't use them. The difference between a 2 points stone or a 3 points stone could have been better, by making the 2 point stones even a little more smaller. The stone weight puzzles themselves weren't the problem, it just needs some thinking.It's been a long time I've been frustrated by a game like this, which clearly wasn't properly tested (which shouldn't even be that hard as it isn't a large game).I do like the graphicsstyle for this type of game, it doesn't need to be all realistic and detailed.It could also use some more different puzzles.So until the game has it's problem fixed I cannot recommend (which is something I rarely do) it in this state, and that's a shame as with a few simple fixes the game could be recommened.

Played using HTC Vive Pro/Vive wands/RTX2060Super.A very nice game, looks great. The puzzles aren't that hard, except maybe for the last one with the transistors (I almost gave up on that). Could have had some more puzzles though and the ending of this episode is not really my thing, but we'll have to see if it fits right into episode 2.Liked the inventory system very well.I does show it age in the movement system as I like teleporting, but the way they implemented it seems a little bit off, but still works pretty decent (let's not forget this game is almost 7 years old and still much better as a lot of the current VR games).Got it in a sale a long time ago, and I must say that the 12,50 euro's it costs if not on sale would be too steep for me, but then again, I have a limit of 5 euro's per game, with only a very few exceptions.

Played with HTC Vive Pro/Wireless/Vive wands/RTX2060Super.

played the first few levels now and I think it's a great game.
Looks great, for a gravity tennis game, and it certainly plays great.
Also gives you a good workout.

Only problem I had, it doesn't seem to work with the Index Controllers as it relies on the grip buttons on the vive wand, which the Index Controllers don't have. So that's a minor problem. Haven't tried using Steam control settings to emulate it as I think the game should support it itself, and I also have the original Vive wands so I just switched to those.

I bought it on sale at 3,11 euro's and I think that's a great price for the game.

Played on HTC Vive Pro/Index controllers/RTX2060Super.

This was not a bad game, not too long and not too short.
It's mainly just walking around and exploring, no real puzzles or something like that.
It looks great. I just wished it had more puzzles and a bit more story.
Especially in the end it's over before you know what actually went on, they tell you something but I got distracted so I have no idea what really was said. Also I have a feeling I have missed a 'secret' door as there is talk of it, but at the spot where it supposedly should have been, there was no switch or anything, but it also wasn't necessary for the game itself. (I have a feeling they intended it to be another puzzle or something but never had the time to finish it).
There are multiple ways of moving, by stick of by teleporting, I played using teleporting as I like that method the most (next to swinging your arms, but that method isn't available).

it has it's technical problems, as the first time I started it, it didn't pick up any item (but made the sound as if) nor did it open a panel. Restarted the game and the problem was over.
Also at one time I had a book, took it with me to the door, but then I accidentally dropped it where it went into the wall. Had to really fiddle a lot to still get the book in the end.

I bought it back in a sale in september 2022 for 1,22 euro's and at the moment of writing it is 2,04 euro's. Those are great prices for the game. So when it's on sale I can highly recommend it, but the original price of 8,19 euro (as it seems now) I have a harder time recommending it, for that it needed to have more story/interaction.

Hope the team creates another VR game with more story and interaction. Wouldn't even mind if it's an expansion to this one, using most of this again and then set off to the planet or another spacestation.

Well, what can I say. The graphics are great, the (english) audio is good, and most of the 'puzzles' are decent.
BUT there is at least one puzzle I didn't like, the one with the symbols, which you need to apply 3 times, also way too many useless dialog, I'd rather they added some more fetch/combine puzzles instead of all the useless dialogs.

But as I said, I really liked the graphics and the audio, the story was OK. Looking forward to seeing another adventure by this team.

Played on HTC Vive Pro/Index controllers/RTX2060Super.

This is a nice short animation, I think it's about 10 minutes or so.
I liked the design, but the story was a bit lacking, to me there really wasn't a story at all.
If you're using a chair, make sure it's a swivelchair if you want to keep your eye on the active part of the scene.

I think I got it in a cheap VR games bundle on indiegala or Fanatical, so I must have paid less then 5 euro's for the whole package, with this one at lower than 1 euro, and I think that's a decent price. I wouldn't really recommend it at the price of 2,39 euro (as it is at the time of writing), just wait until it's on sale. But I do recommend watching it if you can get it.