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It's an alright enough game, a very short one but didn't really click with me. Didn't feel like the fast paced action game that it was trying to aim to be but that doesn't mean it's not worth playing, it's free at the end of the day. I just didn't really like it and wouldn't recommend it.

For a game made as a student project however it is very commendable and I don't doubt that it will find it's audience.

I definitely recommend checking out The Secret of Retropolis.

Roughly an hour long but it holds a good experience within its short time with its simple story and film noir-inspired city as the backdrop.

The game is highly stylised with nice environments to explore even if there aren’t many but still, each one of them doesn’t lack in charm and world-building.

The animations in this game really add a cartoony feel with there being a few poses within each animation and having motion lines that not only make the robots feel clunky and well… robotic but also looks like a panel from a comic.

Peanut Button has translated classic point-and-click adventure games into virtual reality incredibly well, if you’re a fan of The Secret of Monkey Island, Machinarium or Grim Fandango then The Secret of Retropolis is worth a play-through. It doesn’t fully capture the same levels of allure as those games but definitely tries its hardest, with hits and misses.

The soundtrack doesn’t blow me away but still, it’s fitting for the game's film noir inspirations having a jazz and blues soundtrack that compliments the setting.

It does have a high price tag that may put people off but it regularly goes on sale however I think it’s justified in order to fund future games from Peanut Button and to show other studios that point-and-click VR games should be looked into.

Although you don’t really do anything in this game it is still rather fun being a god over some plastic ducks.

It’s a relaxing game with some nice music that comes from a little radio at the side of the pool and plays a variety of different songs through its tinny speaker to keep you company while you sit and watch your ducks.

It makes you wonder what it would be like if this was the real world. If you could be there in the middle of an ocean on a raft where plastic ducks drop into your pool. You look around your room, it is dirty. You’re hunched over at the computer, watching the spectacle on your screen. Real life will never be this relaxing, real life is hell and it doesn’t seem like it will change anytime soon, you feel like you will have the same life whether you watch these ducks or not. So you sit there at the computer and relax. Ignoring the real world and all of your responsibilities. It’s much easier to play Placid Plastic Duck Simulator for a few hours until you’re bored.

I think. I’m not sure. Anyways, I would recommend buying this game.

One of the best VR experiences you will ever have.

It feels like SUPERHOT was made for VR, using the idea of time moving only when you move and putting it into VR adds greatly to the experience of the original game and translates well into the different hardware.

There is so much fun to be had if you can dodge everything that's thrown at you, however, if you don't it can be pretty repetitive and annoying to have to keep replaying the same section again, the repetition of your failing though can also be rewarding as you might end having better moments you didn't have the first time through.

It's a short game with a high price so I would recommend buying it when it is on sale. There are extras to the game once you’ve completed it, which adds replayability if you wanted to go back and try them.

I’d highly recommend playing this game if you have VR, especially if you haven’t touched it recently as this game will captivate you.

A great horror game that does so much with so little. You're thrown in at the deep end, being left to figure out what you're meant to be doing while an eerie, ambient soundtrack plays with the creaking sounds of the rusty iron lung. Worth every penny HOWEVER Chop Goblins is better and that's a fact but then again Chop Goblins is the best game ever made so Iron Lung is still pretty good.

When you're done with the game, browse the local game files and check out the folder named "Goodies" for some extra content and insight into the game.

A strange and unsettling small game, it feels like walking around a gmod map filled with dead eyed, uncanny NPCs. It doesn't take long to complete but if you take the time to explore you can have fun taking in the small areas you explore. I'd highly recommend to anyone just to give it a try and to try at the different ways of traversing through the uncanny world of Babbdi.

The game will not run past creating a new game. There are fixes but they don't work for me.

The game is really fun and challenger however sometimes it can feel quite stupid. However I would say it is worth every penny for what you get.

BIGGEST PROBLEM However is that the game crashed after completing each room but this didn't cause any problems with my progress.

Didn't really have fun with it but I can still see the appeal.

A beautiful soundtrack for a beautiful game.