Recent reviews by Rattlesnark

It's The Room as you remember, this time in VR. It was a bit confusing the first couple of levels because I wasn't aware of what I could and couldn't interact with - then I realised most loose objects can be picked up.

It's unfortunately short, taking me only 3+ hours - while I was hoping for at least twice of that considering The Room 3 took me 6+ hours. I can Recommend this game if you love The Room, but be well aware you're paying $30 (non-discounted release price) for 3 hours with little replay value (since you'd already know all the puzzles' solutions). More value, of course, if you have multiple folks to share the game with to have their own playthroughs.

TL;DR: It's The Room as you know and love, but short playtime for the price you're paying.

An extension of Half-Life 2's story, post-ending. Not as exciting as the main game nor Episode 2, but still quite decent and definitely worth playing through.

The level of quality that makes 13 years of wait worth it.

EDIT: Random update for The Steam Awards 2020 completion.

Beautiful. Very alike the first game in terms of gameplay mechanics, and features the same amazing quality visuals and audio. A must-play for fans of the first game, of Metroidvanias, or of beautiful gaming experiences in general.

There aren't any controls through the "film", but it was a lot of fun to watch. The characters and environments look great, voice acting is decent and easy to follow despite the absence of subtitles. The length of it is just right, you can watch it in one sitting and it doesn't feel like it drags on. Worth the 'ticket' price, more so if you catch it on sale.

Much better VR controls than the first game. Fewer explorable locations than expected (quite some backtracking involved), but overall still a decent story-adventure title for VR - not too many of these available.

It's alright, but really doesn't hold up well against the latest VR titles (e.g. TWD Saints & Sinners). Get it at sale price for a short mindless arcade zombie blasting campaign.

Not bad for a free student project. Has a few combat mechanics that the game introduces right at the beginning of a short level. AI is very simple and not very threatening.

Very well designed and polished VR demo. Lots of fun even if you're not familiar with Star Wars.

Simple game only one "level", but was a very entertaining 15 minutes.