Reseñas recientes de sushi

This game is the epitome of short but sweet. Even though it's pretty old (from 2019), it still holds up excellently, with wonderful story, voice acting, music, graphics, gameplay, puzzles, the list just goes on, really. You can feel the passion behind every little design choice in this game, and I enjoyed every last second of it. However, I wish it was WAY longer. I beat the main story in less than 2 hours. I could've even pulled of a sub 1 hour first run if I didn't get stuck on the second chapter and if I didn't leave mid-game to go take a dump. The game feels like it's barely touching the surface of what this mechanic can do. Because of the criminal lack of content, I can only recommend this game on sale, or if you have such deep pockets that dropping 15 euros on a game with about 45 mins worth of story isn't a deal breaker.

Overall: expected an average puzzle game, got a heart-touching story with decent puzzles that challenged my fear of depths instead. Too much money for what it brings to the table though content-wise. 8/10.

guess i'm not starting my VR game dev journey with unity

waste of time

this is high on life except the creator isn't a terrible person

vroom

aperture science but on 3kg of heroin

In my experience VIVE Console has been *shockingly* functional. It only crashed on me once and I had zero issues configuring everything.

That being said, I don't see the reason why this headset couldn't've worked without it. It just adds additional bloat to the VR experience and is an another component that can crash SteamVR if it decides to get funky.

Please make the VIVE Pro 3 work out of the box with SteamVR without VIVE Console. Please. I'd buy five if that were the case.

Genuinely great LEGO game (I'd say the best on the market), but there are a couple of things I'd like to see improved

- Higher graphics settings don't look that much better but take exponentially more resources to run
- Grabbing LEGO isn't very intuitive, I'd like to see a system where when you grab them they automatically get positioned in your hands according to the rotation of the model you're building so they're easier to put on correctly
- Game is kinda hard to play with HTC Vive Wands (yes I'm one of the 4 people who still use them)
- The building guide for whatever reason collides with the desk so if you decide to use a slanted desk and a larger guide you literally can't turn it
- The built in soundtrack kinda sucks, but I'm not an expert in music so IDK how to fix that

runs like ass but it's super fun

Pros:
- Looks nice and charming
- Consistent framerate

Cons:
- Controls barely work
- They are also very unintuitive
- Sprinting sucks
- No players at all