Super Puzzle Galaxy

[h1] Played this on the Oculus Rift with Touch Controllers [/h1] I didn't experience any issues playing this on the Oculus Rift with Touch Controllers. You can play this game seated with only 2 front facing sensors, although you will have to grab some items from the main menu. Once the game starts, you can move the table around to make things easier to reach. I do recommend this game. However, you do have to like this type of game. It's a sand puzzle game. The early challenges are trying to get to the top of the leaderboards. The later challenges do become difficult. Especially when you want to get all three markers. So this game is not just about getting the ball into the hole. There's a best path to get there that will sometimes require thinking about momentum and how to get the ball to get down a certain path in the most efficient manner. My main problem with the game is that building the sand path can be very cumbersome at times. You're almost fighting the controls a...

4/10 A great idea, and starts well, but as soon as the ball starts moving faster it becomes impossible to control. The game does not manage physics well, which makes it glitchy. I spent an hour trying to finish one level where the ball just repeatedly bounced off the hole I was trying to get it into. I think I would avoid this until they get it working properly.

Poor optimization. This game was really fun, sadly the poor performance made me refund it. I couldn't find an options menu to change graphics settings. A simple puzzle game like this shouldn't run my graphics card hotter than Skyrim VR. If they put an options menu in, or optimize it better I'll play it again for sure.

Can't even get past the first level. The sand only builds up, and does not reduce, making it seemingly impossible to let the ball get to the end. Frustration after 20 minutes of getting nowhere, building and attempting to flatten a single sand pile the size of my hand. While you'd think that raising the sand in one place may lower it in others, it doesn't work that way. The ball doesn't roll past the end sand bump, and the only option appears to be to make the sand higher. Requesting refund.