RuneSage

I had bought this game, just to experience being a mage. It accomplishes that pretty well, though I'll have to wait for fireballs. A couple of days after I bought the game though the developer actually contacted me seeing any improvements. I guess I'm just used to not ever hearing from the developers of games so it took me by surprise. I told him about what few problems I had with it and it didn't take long (I think a day.) for them to get fixed. I recommend the game because not only is it worth it now, but later down the line it will add more things, and only get better.

I'm really enjoying this so far. If you like exploration\puzzle games, you should give it a go. It has a nice atmosphere with a good choice of music. Using the spells you learn to solve puzzles and progress in the game is enjoyable. You also have 3 different options for locomotion, which allows you to choose the method that suits you best (this is always a nice option to have in VR games). I'm impressed in the world that's been created so far and the developer is very active in addressing problems and implementing new ideas the community has. The hard work an passion put into this game is the reason I support emerging VR developers in their creations.

I really love this game. It's one of those games I feel a compulsion to keep playing because it's relaxing and engaging (plus I am cursed with being a completionist). Pros: -Soundtrack -Graphics, particularly the unique design of each of the eight mages -Puzzles, just difficult enough to be challenging but none felt impossible -Movement options: teleport, trackpad, and arm-swing! -The developer, he's very helpful to stuck sages like myself and is quick to respond to questions and feedback -The price, for at least 10-15 hours of interesting gameplay $9.99 is a really decent price (especially for a VR game) Cons: -NONE, after all the changes and hard work the developer has put into this game, I can happily say that there are no cons

Very cool game with a spell combination system. The developer is extremely active and the game is getting better all the time. Worth the asking price, for sure.

Runesage is a great relaxing puzzle game with awesome magic mechanics. Decent playtime too, one of the longest VR games to date. Graphics are detailed. The grass are all individual object that sway in the wind. The map is diverse, ranging from grasslands to dark caves to a castle to rivers. No enemies though. It is just a puzzle/exploration game. The developer seems very dedicated. He/she implemented every suggestion I had and is very friendly.

Very engaging and compelling puzzle oriented VR experience. Still in development but well worth tagging along for the ride. Spell casting is a pretty good experience. Can feel a little cumbersome until you get the feel for it.

It's a fun adventure game. You travel from place to place gaining spells to overcome obstacles. I was able to make it to the end fairly quickly, but it took me 5 hrs total to get 100% completion. The hidden gemstones took me a while to find. These gemstones once found open up some mini games with leaderboards.

The core concept around the game, how to use the magic spells with motion was good and I really wanted this game to work but it just didn't. I was dissapointed by the quality of the build of the world, it seems lifeless and was not immersive. The game was still glitchy on my system even on the lowest settings and for the quality of the world I was quite surprised. I can run what appears to me to be much more graphically amazing games without issue but this game did not run very well. Overall this game could be very good with more development of the world and the story devices used to teach you the magic but its just not there yet.

This game looks really interesting, I love the concept of gestures for magic, However, the turning mechanism is a complete show-stopper for me. You turn by holding the grip button and "dragging" the world around you. Firstly, it doesn't move in the direction I expect, secondly, there is no snap turning, and even after having gotten used to smooth movement in other games, this makes me instantly sea sick. So much so that I had to stop playing after about 30 minutes. Several peoeple in the duscussion forum seem to have the same problem, however there has been no response. Also, there does not seem to have been any update at all recently. It's a shame, as this game seems very promising. If the smooth turning and the un-intuitive control doesn't bother you, it's worth trying out, I guess

A surprisingly cool game! An interesting, open world that is fun to explore.