Recent reviews by Tacocat

I reliably lose the ability to move every time I use the phone, making this game 100% unplayable.
I can start a new game to move again, but only until I use the phone.
The bug report button does nothing.

This game gives me headaches, which is weird because I do a lot of VR without a problem. Ive tried taking the graininess out, but I think there is something about the way the camera moves that just doesn't digest right. I have no idea if the game is enjoyable if that were fixed. I might try it again later if my friends pressure me enough and they do something about the weird motion stuff.

I love this game. I love playing it with friends. The only issue I have is coordinating with friends to be available at the same time to play this game together, but that's a me problem.

I normally like these types of games, but this one is just brutally bland. I can't get into it. I am sure others are capable of enjoying it. I feel like I spend my entire time waiting for the experience to be over so I can do something else.

Excellent workout game. Even games that try to be workout games do not compare to this. Also, this game is NOT negatively impacted by stick drift, which is a huge plus for me right now.

This game can be fun when it works. Too often something incredibly stupid will happen. Sometimes it is forgivable, sometimes it is not. Just recently I fought what appeared to be an untargetable enemy. Since I had no easy methods of escaping, it just slowly chewed away at me until I died. Manually shooting them did no damage, and was the case for my friends who were also there.

EDIT: Just noticed that it deleted the inventory in my ship as well. I was going to consider giving the game another shot, but this is cancerously bad. Stay away.

Incredibly fun to play with friends. Successfully pulling off coordinated moves is very satisfying. This is all I look forward to when I am at work and whatnot. There are connectivity issues at the moment, but this is literally the first week or so (as of this post, anyway).

For some reason, the game had my play area incorrect. To start certain stages I had to walk out of my play area and be mindful of the stuff on my desk I might knock over in order to grab the stage-starting gun. There did not appear to be any way to fix this. I do not have play area issues with any other VR game.

I'm sure the game is fun for people that don't have this problem.

This game has a few problems. For instance, the staircase near the beginning beside the large pallet of crates; if you jump off the side (which would be a common reaction to the monster you see coming up the stairs) you will get stuck. The music was WAY too much for this game, and though this may just be a minor issue on my part, I found that I was unable to turn the music off, or even turn it down (without turning my computer volume down, of course). I got stuck just trying to walk through a doorway near the broken elevator. I had two random, unexplainable deaths while returning to the platform. Overall that isnt a whole lot of problems, but for a 10 minute game, thats almost the entire experience.

This may be nitpicky, but I feel that it was in bad taste that as soon as the game starts (which is after a brief introductory session to the environment), you immediately get attacked. During any sort of loading screen, or non-interactive session is when most people are drinking their drink, eating a snack, scratching some part of their body, or some other passive activity to go along with the waiting period... so to be doing this while the game instantly transitions to a headcrab jumping in your face would be a major irritation to anyone in the middle of say, chugging a bottle of water, or something of the sort.

The only real saving grace is that it was free. This is no surprise considering how short it was; I am pretty sure it took me longer to write this review than it did to beat the game.

The game is, at best, only worth playing to satisfy your curiosity.