A Shopping Trip to Eklan Tor

[h1]Experienced on the Oculus Quest 2[/h1] You can view my review & gameplay here: https://youtu.be/AOmAKYliVgQ This game is now free to play so it's an easy recommendation from me (I paid $2 USD on a Steam sale not too long ago). It's a Hidden Object Game (HOG) for VR. Unfortunately, it only has one map which took me approximately a little less than 20 minutes to complete. Despite that, it's a very charming world to visit and discover all of its secrets. It's very chill & relaxing to play. The visuals, sounds, music all come together for a delightful experience. The interactions are simple, perhaps too simple. You're basically using your motion controllers as clickers. You click on (press trigger) objects to either discover them or to start a chain of events that'll lead tot he hidden object. Game is running on the Unity Engine. On my RTX 3080, I was getting a steady 90 frames per second. I did not notice any issues or bugs. There is only teleportation available with a certain are...

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Wonderful little Treasure Played with the HTC Vive and it plays great. This is a sort of a Hidden Treasure game and the creatures are fantastic. Reminds me of the Game, A Curious Tale of Stolen Pets. Great for the entire family. Hope the creators will expand with different levels and with different worlds, Anything is possible with this wonderful game. Thank you

Beautifully realised and very cute game. Somewhat short but full of charm.

Beautiful little game that opens the door to a whole new generation of VR puzzles. Well done, Glass Kettle. Can't wait to see what follows.

I bought this because I'm obsessed with "tiny world" games, whether it be something like this, Moss, etc. This is an absolute labor of love by the developers. You can really tell they put their hearts into this when creating it. The attention to detail is incredible, and between the diversity of the townspeople, what they're doing, and all the different interactive / moving things, it really lends itself to immersing you in a tiny town that truly feels alive. If I had to pick a downside for the game, it would be it's total length. Given the price, I personally think it's worth it. I was able to beat it in just 30 minutes, but that 30 minutes was well worth it. It gave me the same feeling I had when I played Moss for the first time, which was basically me yelling out loud how cute and adorable everything is and being absolutely overjoyed about it all. TL;DR: Insanely adorable and detailed smol world labor of love. I died from cuteness. It's 100% worth it if you like tiny worlds.

This is a really simple hidden object style game, but it almost feels like that's missing the point, there is so much personality and character in the diorama that you could just as easily put this on just to explore and get to know the different types of folk who inhabit the Hidden Lands. It's really cute with loads of little details. It's not going to last you long, but it's sweet while it lasts. Hopefully the next game will let you get to know more of the denizens of the world and be a bit more interactive. It's definitely one I'll be keeping on eye on.

Is a hidden object game that's been hiding over on Itch.io but was recently released on Steam. In eklan tor you are tasked to find 15 items hidden around the interactive diorama, best described as a Wheres Wally game, in a Studio ghibli world. The level of detail and attention to the world is the draw here. whether your playing hide and seek with a pantsless fox or jumping in the hot tub with some monster chums ,this game is with brimming with charming oddities. This game cost me a couple of quid and was certainly worth it!

Such a nice, pretty and relaxing little game. Miniatures work so incredibly well in VR. I'll be sure to buy your next game!

Great little game, very cozy.