Recent reviews by Kondiq

Very good game with very good story. I wouldn't call this game amazing or exceptional, but it's so polished throughout the whole game, that it never drops below very good, and it's so rare in games. Even amazing games have worse sections, but I enjoyed everything about this game. It just didn't blow my mind, didn't make me very emotional at any point, but the story, history of the world and all the lore is very well written.

When it comes to game mechanics, I'd say it combines mechanics from many different games, and some mechanics are very similar to some mechanics in The Witcher 3, Assassin's Creed, new Tomb Raider trilogy (especially Rise and Shadow, less the first game), Monster Hunter: World.

It's really worth playing.

Very fun game. I like that there are links to articles and videos to learn how specific nodes work in real world.

Probably the best physics in the genre when it comes to collisions, ropes, co-op interactions, performance, even waves on the water.

One of the most addicting roguelikes.

One of the best, if not hte best 2-player co-op VR game there is. It's a roguelike in which you clear a room, choose an upgrade as a reward, then choose which type of room to go next and repeat until you make it to a boss. After boss there's a different style of rooms with a different boss at the end. Your character is mostly stationary - you have a circle area you can move around to avoid bullets and enemies shoot at you from distance or charge at you.

The main feature of the game is building your own weapons. You get modules as rewards for clearing the rooms and attach them to your connectors however you want. If you play co-op, you can also give parts to your friend or take some from them. There are also game modes which modify how the weapon building works or what you get at the beginning. Or you can even save your builded weapon after a run and use them is a specific game mode.

I played the whole game in VR - you can play it with motion controllers or a xbox controller, it works mostly the same. The only difference is that with motion controllers, your character moves the controller when you move your controllers around.

The humour is very not politically correct. It's similar to Rick and Morty, but probably even more offensive with a lot of dark humour and stuff you don't usually see in video games anymore (and maybe even rarely in older classic games). If you're into that kind of humour, you're gonna love it.

One of the best VR games. Moss shows, that platformers are a genre that's perfect for VR. You control the main character in a way that you would with a simple xbox controller, but additionally, you can move some platforms and perform some specific actions as "a giant". Very charming game. Don't forget to high five your mouse friend!

You can feel this one had some budget with all the recorded dialogues, characters animations and good graphics.

I like the story, but it could be longer, it ends when the story really hooks you up. Feels like the first chapter or a game in the series, even though it closes the story of this specific mission. Makes you hungry for more.

A bit junky in some mechanics - it's easy to take something out from one of the quick use slots during climbing (although climbing itself feels really good. Other mechanics feel great - physical swimming underwater by moving your hands, gunplay, crafting, locomotion in general.

I recommend the game, although don't expect a 100% polished experience.

Not as good as the first game, but the mechanics used for solving puzzles are pretty unusual with throwing your hands and head around and controlling the hands remotely. Worth playing through, and pretty easy to get 100% of achievements.

One of the best VR puzzle games. Makes a great use of VR mechanics to blow your mind (in a good way). HIghly recommended.