Recent reviews by JammyD

What are you, casual?

You don't have to stand around waiting for the family with 7 children to get out of the way.

10/10.

First off this game oozes quality and plays out very much like an escape room you would play in reality. You get to play through what are effectively 4 elaborate escape rooms in the game (although there is also a sort of final epilogue at the end) so there is good value here for someone who also enjoys escape rooms IRL, however the complexity of puzzles and set pieces really goes beyond what a traditional escape room can achieve. I did feel a few puzzle clues were a tad obscure but then again there is no time limitation so you can go at your own pace. There is a save slot system so multiple players can play on one account purchase (in this case steam), which is great given IRL escape rooms are probably best avoided in these pandemic times. Overall it's an easy recommend for people who like escape rooms / puzzles.

It's like Half Life Alyx's bizarre cousin (and that is no bad thing).

Welcome to your new life.

Very much underrated VR game with so much going for it. The inventory management and weapon handling are unique within the VR space, and I can't get enough of it. Much like its spiritual flat screen counter part STALKER, every bullet matters, managing your resources and properly planning for missions is key.

The downside is that the game is brutally (perhaps unfairly) difficult at times and there is at least of some "jankyness" associated with indie VR games, but the developers are very active and I look forward to committing to another play through when more updates come out.

For me this my most played VR game to date and I cant recommend it enough to fans of this genre.

The world exploration plays out a lot like dark souls, however at its core its a pure stealth and exploration game. You are ultimately a little mouse though so combat isn't an option for taking on enemies, but aside from sneaking there are other ways to negotiate guards, such as stunning them, distracting them and putting on a disguise (late game). There is a fairly compelling story with many side quests which all nicely tie together towards the end of a play through. The art design and graphics of the game fit really well, another stand out for me is the lighting in many areas, inside and outside. The overall game play is solid and well polished.

If you enjoy pure stealth games then I can recommend.

Takes a second to get used to applying REAL physics (until that point your essentially playing lithobraking simulator) it's very satisfying landing on the Mun and on other planets :) My only gripe is when i play this game the sun rises in the window, and I've forgotten to go to sleep for the night :/

cant go wrong for the price ^.^