This is more of a neutral recommendation than anything else. Kooring Wodnerland is an amazing looking game visually, but the content of the game is pretty lacking. It's 6 fairly short and simple minigames. All the minigames are quite fun, and the VR in most of them is great, but you grow bored of them fairly quick. The game is severly lacking in a score tracking department and only really relies on the medal system which it also doesn't really track either. It's not bad for killing a couple of hours or for very small children who don't really need much to entertain them, but other than that you might be underwhelmed. I made a short video if you wanna see a more in depth look at the game and what it offers. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RA3MjGRPtvU

I prefer casual games, so when I saw the screenshot of ‘Kooring Wonderland VR’ I thought it would suit my taste and downloaded it. I liked the protagonist character, but the rabbit-like guys who appeared as monsters were so cute that I had a lot of fun while playing the game. The games surprisingly had a good hit satisfaction, and the overall operation was intuitive, so there is no burden in enjoying the games with children. There is a lot of possibility for a sequel, so if it becomes a series, I think I will be able to enjoy the games again.

* on the Oculus Rift S; all these Kooring games seem to be quite well polished, immersive and entertaining, especially recommended for children.

I'm reviewing this based on the content, which is fine. It is ok. Nice looking. Wave shooter-y. If that's what you are looking for, it is probably going to fit you fine. However, there is only 16 minutes of it. Based on the price I paid, that makes up about a pound a minute. That is ridiculous. So I refunded. If this were Red dead Redemption 2, it would cost £7 800.

Fun and cute, but I must say contents of game is bit lacking. I hope the dev adds more stages as DLC: I would like to buy it!