Recent reviews by ᴅостоя ԍяееи ғасe

I liked the other 'cats' games, however the designs in this one has them only barely passable as cats. Most of them are just the laziest squiggles, and rather than taking time to find cats more time was spent figuring out if the plant pot is in fact a cat. Quite a lot of them literally are just squiggles without much resemblance. Probably the worst of the 'find cats' games I've played, and I did enjoy the others.

As a father missing his daughter, this made me cry for the first time in a month or so. Sweet story, and well executed.

This game has a good concept on paper, however the use of portals in practise makes the game rather gimmicky (or at least in this format of a traditional FPS).

Whilst most people were trying to fiddle with portals, all I did was shoot and came out victorious in every game. It's just a bit of a hassle, and the game is essentially a mediocre, run of the mill shooter that has nothing special to add about it.
The portal idea worked in, erm, Portal because it wasn't an FPS but a puzzle game; it just doesn't work in this way, unfortunately (especially when you can literally just wait for someone to come out of a portal and get easy kills).

After reading the reviews, they were overly positive and it seemed a bit strange... However, after trying this experience out, all I can say is I fully understand now. It's a seated journey through what I can describe as a full-VR music video/experience.

I highly recommend this, as a VR must-have, and I seriously hope in the future that we get a lot of music videos in this sort of format!

I believe it is misleading to say this is 'stunningly detailed', when it has incredibly low resolution textures. Unfortunately that is what took away the immersion from this, especially after coming from other VR experiences that are incredibly detailed. I'm sure the story is a good one, though the lack of immersion ruined it for me.

Currently I am not in a great situation in my life, I will admit, so I was looking for something to help release some tension. This lockdown has been getting to me, and I'm going through some other things I won't get to, however they have left me feeling rather low.

I found this VR experience on a web blog, and thought of giving it a go for some 'mindfulness'.

The narrator has a very calm, understanding voice that in no way has any tone of a condescending nature. The words spoken are very sweet, and for the first time in a long time, I felt like crying but not in a bad way. This is a lovely experience, and I wholeheartedly agree with every word.

The world itself is beautiful, however if I were to suggest an improvement it would be to add tessellation to the surfaces for additional realism. Very well made experience, I highly recommend it to anyone. Maybe my anxiety will be calm tonight.

This plays like an incredibly unfinished game. It gives an illusion of being a bit open, however in my short time playing I've already encountered more invisible walls to even count! Not to mention there are many NPCs that you simply cannot interact with - this is just lazy. Another example of this being an unfinished product is the inability to use controllers in the menu, mouse only.

This game didn't captivate me at all, it's unfinished clearly.

This is a very well made game, however it is incredibly linear and very short. While I enjoyed playing this, it was completed in around 30 minutes and without any difficulty at all.

The design and such is beautiful, I just wish it were more challenging like most Escape Room games.

The game moves rather slow, and is not challenging in the slightest. It looks like the design was rushed and in MS Paint. Makes Lovecraft look like a 14 year old's 'deep poetry'.