EDIT: This game is good, it had a lot of game development tools and some great pre-made games, VR support is among the best I've played (not too laggy, pretty clear, and the controls don't suck). My only problem with the game was LAN support (see below) which the dev responded to faster than most people I know. The best thing this game has is a good dev. This is someone who really wants to make a good game, something you don't see anywhere anymore. This game is an investment for your VR setup, buy it now while its still cheap.

Disregard all this junk v
Potentially a masterpiece. This game is great, its full of powerful game development tools and has great options for beginners and experienced designers. Unfortunately, its shortcomings become apparent when you try to play the games on LAN. The biggest potential for gameplay here are VR/PC crossplay modes. What this game really needs is a second free client for connecting to LAN servers, no editing or starting games on your own, just a very light version of the game for connecting to LAN. This would bypass the glitchy splitscreen/streaming issues (as well as screencheating) and allow for a more streamlined experience. I can't justify a $14 game to friends when they're only going to use it at LAN parties. Another potential fix would be to stream only each player's screen to their computer with Remoteplay, however Remoteplay isn't advanced enough to do that. I will definitely keep up with this game and I really hope they take these changes to heart.
TL:DR: Amazing potential for a game, but it needs some changes to be a true gem.

EDIT: This game is good, it had a lot of game development tools and some great pre-made games, VR support is among the best I've played (not too laggy, pretty clear, and the controls don't suck). My only problem with the game was LAN support (see below) which the dev responded to faster than most people I know. The best thing this game has is a good dev. This is someone who really wants to make a good game, something you don't see anywhere anymore. This game is an investment for your VR setup, buy it now while its still cheap. Disregard all this junk [b]v[/b] [strike] Potentially a masterpiece. This game is great, its full of powerful game development tools and has great options for beginners and experienced designers. Unfortunately, its shortcomings become apparent when you try to play the games on LAN. The biggest potential for gameplay here are VR/PC crossplay modes. What this game really needs is a second free client for connecting to LAN servers, no editing or starting games on your own, just a very light version of the game for connecting to LAN. This would bypass the glitchy splitscreen/streaming issues (as well as screencheating) and allow for a more streamlined experience. I can't justify a $14 game to friends when they're only going to use it at LAN parties. Another potential fix would be to stream only each player's screen to their computer with Remoteplay, however Remoteplay isn't advanced enough to do that. I will definitely keep up with this game and I really hope they take these changes to heart. TL:DR: Amazing potential for a game, but it needs some changes to be a true gem. [/strike]