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As someone said before:
It's Half-Life 2, but actually looking like how you thought you remembered it.

One gripe though:
If you have SteamVR installed, you NEED to set this game's launch options to "-novr" (without quotes), or it will constantly try to launch SteamVR.
Aside from that, I see some people complain about a plethora of bugs and crashes, but I haven't encountered any of those, and I'm currently about 2/3 through the game.

BABA IS GOOD AND CLEVER
BABA IS HARD BUT NOT RAGE
BABA HAS MANY LEVEL AND SECRET

Don't even bother trying if you want to play with VR controllers, as was advertised in one of their trailers.
Also, the game simply keeps locking up for me in Oculus mode (only SteamVR mode would actually launch), and they somehow made it so that CTRL+SHIFT+ESC doesn't respond, marvelous!

I guess it's called "Walking Simulator", because the vehicle controls/physics are so abhorrent, you're much better off walking.
It's good enough for what it's supposed to be, I guess: a crappy joke version of Death Stranding.
No idea why I was expecting anything at the end. Wouldn't waste my time on it again.

If you haven't played Half-Life, play Black Mesa.
If you HAVE played Half-Life, play Black Mesa.
The overhauled Xen is fantastic!

The best "Battle Royale" / "Battlegrounds" game around!
Silly character physics, weapons, vehicles, outfits, ...
Currently only one map, but it's great!

Played for hours on end, and still haven't managed to venture far from my spawn site, because I'm still figuring out how I want to tweak my ship... I'll get there eventually! XD
Minecraft in spaaaaace! Tons of fun for people that like tinkering with vehicle / station designs!

Update at 121 hours played:
I'm still playing the Learning To Survive scenario, and am still endlessly improving my base and building ever bigger and better ships. I think I see Earth way off in the distance, and I want to get there!
The game might be a bit addicting... :/

Loved it!
It's a really nice "Metroidvania" game: semi-free roaming, passing places you can't reach yet, collecting equipment to advance in the game and return to those previous places.
Also, I'm normally not a completionist/collector, but I made damn sure to collect all those Riddler puzzles, trophies, etc! It's really fun to get all those audio files and biographies.

Up next: Batman Arkham City! :D

I'm going through my Humble Bundle backlog of games and I'm writing first impression reviews for all of them. So these reviews are based on anywhere between 5 and 30 minutes of gameplay. This review may be updated later on, should I put in more play time and change my mind about certain things.

As stated: I got Super Splatters as part of a Humble Bundle. That said, 9,99€ sounds a bit steep to me.
I would have toned down the graphics and asked 4,99€. I would also have released it on Kongregate and mobile, instead of on Steam.

The graphics are really nice and it looks like a nice physics puzzle game, but it also looks like it would get boring really quick. It's not for me, certainly not on PC.

I got The Fall through a Humble Bundle, but it's well worth the 9,99€!
The game looks and sounds great, it has a cool atmosphere and the story really drew me in. And it's really cool how the menu is not only styled accordingly, but actually integrated in the story and gameplay. Well done, Over The Moon!

Though there are a few things I'd like to point out:
1. I kept getting stuck. The solutions weren't always very clear. For example, in the first level, I tried starting the lift and walking off, but that didn't seem to work, so I tried other stuff. Then when I looked it up, activating the lift and walking off was indeed the solution. Turns out you just have to do it rather fast. But the penalty of missing the time windows and having to take the lift all the way up and down again is too harsh. It really slowed everything down and discouraged retrying the same approach.
I got really stuck a few other times later on too.

2. Another complaint is the mouse-aiming/camera: it's just so obnoxious...
The mouse movement seems incredibly slow and you can't really see how far you need to move your mouse to switch sides. And when you do, the camera sometimes spazzes out.
I think much trouble might be avoided if you'd take the absolute screen position of the mouse to aim left or right, instead of using the position relative to the character.

I played it for a good 4 hours, and I'm going to try again tomorrow to see if different dialogue options at the start of the game unlock others later in the game. (I'm not sure, but I'm guessing they might)
I'm looking forward to episode 2!