BLINNK and the Vacuum of Space

I'm autistic (M50), a software developer and VR veteran, so I kinda assumed that I wasn't really the target audience for this. I was wrong - I really enjoyed this experience, it was really chill and relaxed and I had a lot of fun. It is clear that the developers consulted autistic people and listened : the game is very accessible and a lot of thought has gone into it. For example, there is a radio nearby in most areas : you can switch the music on, off, adjust it in a really obvious way depending on your preferences, and there are plenty of accessible options through the menus. This follows through in the game design : chill and relaxed, you can't die, there are no game over screens or timers, and the tasks are clear and well explained by a friendly robot. I was impressed - it is really 'suitable for all ages' without feeling childish or talked down to, but has enough support for first-time VR users and I would easily recommend this as a really good introduction for younger audiences ...

PLAY IT NOW OR ELSE!

terrible would never play again

Okay, so listen, the idea of a VR game geared towards autistic people is great, right? I mean, it was a great concept, but execution-wise, IDK, I felt kind of like I was being hand-held too much. And thats coming from an autistic person. granted, I don't have it that bad, and it might be better for people with more severe autism, but over all? I don't know, the execution could've been better.