Everything Must Fall

One of the better experiences I've had in VR, a simple concept but well executed. The throwing mechanics feel natural and you can aim as you would in real life. The trajectories feel realistic, it feels like the projectile lands where it should. You only have yourself to blame when you miss. The graphics are colorful and playful in a Super Mario kind of way. It is easy to read the environment, no more information than you need and it does not feel cluttered. It is clear whether you can interact with an object or not. The levels are immersive. I like that it is not just about throwing projectiles, sometimes you need to use logic and puzzle skills to figure out how to start the Rube Goldberg machinery. Not to forget, I actually really dig the selfie stick for camera positioning, it brings your audience into the game. More VR games should have this type of gadget, it makes it easier to share the experience. Everyone is cheering for you!

Most fun I had with a VR game in a while! Some of the controls are a little wacky, and you understand why it is a early access. However, the game has a nice balance between challenge and progress, and it feels really responsive and fun when you get good hits. The selfie stick which projects to the PC screen allows you to use it as a party game as well, since my friends could follow really well, and we had a great laugh over all the funky physics. A fair amount of content already (played for over an hour and still not finished it), and the menu hints about at least 3 worlds, where 1 is current in the game. Would absolutely recommend for the price, especially as more content will be added throughout the summer.

This game is just pure fun for all ages, easy to pickup and understand within seconds which makes it a great game for partys or showing off your vive. When you start the game it puts you on a platform with tools (explosives but not always lol) in a beautiful environment with charm and you need to knock over as many buildings (blocks) as you can....Simple! Its kind of like that game on wii called Boom blox and it was a really good game but it wishes it could be as good as everything must fall. You have complete control over the camera in the form of a selfie stick for your local viewers looking at your screen so people watching dont miss anything. My friends and family have had a blast with this game and the only issue is the lack of levels but the devs are on top of it for sure. As you progress through the levels you are given different tools that are limited in quantity to knock over the buildings so aim carefully and try to get the best score. This game is in early access so who kno...

tons of fun, found myself grinning the whole time! each level in the first chapter added something new and cool, and the environment stylin' is spectacular! can't wait for the next chapter :D

Simple but intuitive and fun gameplay, and with new mechanics that pops up as you progress to keep things interesting. This is a nice game to showcase for people new to VR. A bit on the short side, which is to be expected since it is still in early access, but new levels and updates seems to pop up fairly regularly. Worked great with Oculus Touch.

This game is a lot of fun! One of the cooler games I've played in VR. It really suits Early Access and I look forward to getting more and more stuff to to play with in the game! You should check it out!

It's easy to get going and a lot of fun, the kids enjoy playing it just as much as I do! You can tell that the developers have invested heavily in the look and feel as you can juggle with the bombs as well as rocks lying around and why not swing a pinetree to knock those last bricks down?! Pure fun!

Not sure if the game does not work with Index or if an update was pushed that ruined something but I could not interact with the main menu or the game at all Sad to have to refund but literally unplayable for some reason

I like it, it's classic fun. Look good to.

Basically Boom Blox in VR. So perfect/10 Just needs more content and a less buggy level editor. Love you devs ;)