Recent reviews by ob

I play this game about once every three months and it puts my shoulders out of commission for weeks extremely painful

I want to produce many numbers

EDIT 2:
Figured out how to place source but it dosn't seem to line up with the label. You have to hold the menu button on the right controller.
EDIT:
The dev added some things I asked for!
And the controls are working better, but the 'place source' option still dosn't work for me, idk if its a problem on my end
Anyway I would recommend it for 4.99 now.

I do recommend this game to insane people like me who have to try every single powder toy game, because the basic voxel powder physics works well.
I cannot recommend it to the average user yet because the controls still don't seem to work completely even after the update.
I can only place elements, change brush size, and move the box. None of the other actions seem to work. (maybe you should add a ghost controller model to make it more clear where the labels are pointing.)

Also I would like the following additions:
-The ability to rescale everything by using both grip buttons like in google tilt brush
-The ability to save and share saved games
-More elements (multi, steam, wood, ice, lava, etc like in other powder toy games)

I realize all those things would require additional development time. I'll change my review to recommend if the controls are fixed.

"People" who get motion sickness are weak and should be eliminated.

Very surprised, what the store page made look like a magic casting tech demo was actually a fairly expansive and well fleshed out (theres just one world with a few dungeons and bosses in it, I mean for a 6$ early acess vr game) oldschool random-encounter/boss battle rpg (first-person combat is mixed with an overworld reminiscent of tabletop rpgs).

The casting on most spells works well, but the first fireball spell is a bit odd in the way it comes out of the end of your fingertips instead of out the palm of your hand like in waltz of the wizard. Also think the first stone wall should be tall enough to block those spikeballs.

Needs much further polish, most mechanics of the game are not intuitive or well explained.

Easily worth 6$ if you are looking for this kind of experience and are willing to put up with figuring the ui and mechanics.