Tengutana

The game is essentially a casual puzzle game with a fun concept, whereby you cut boxes to get a ball to the finishing line. It has a fun cartoony visual style, the concept's well executed, and its clearly a project the developer has put a fair amount of time into. Also, I have to give major props to the developer, since my previous review of this game, calling it unplayable due to a visual bug, was up for only a few minutes before they contacted me and hotfixed the specific issue I had been having. Very well done.

fine puzzle game, lot of gameplay for little money

Wow how this game has improved! When I first played it it was a cool concept but the the mechanics were still being worked on I guess and the puzzles weren't as good. But now the game is really optimized, the controls feel right, and the puzzles are challenging and it uses physics well. Plus for a VR game that runs well for the price it's a steal. A thumbs up from a Rift user.

NIce puzzle game. It's a little buggy at times. The UI is very rough. The ball (or soul of fallen warriors) disappears at times for no reason. However, a quick restart of the level fixes this issue. You not only have to solve the puzzle, but you have to be precise in your cut. The angle of the cut will make a big difference. There's several twists that keep the gameplay from getting stale including going into giant form. And every now and then you'll be tossing shurikens or batting the soul ball with a piece of wood, just for a little break from the normal. In the end, it's fun to cut down stuff with your Samurai sword. And when you don't get the cut right, you can go to town on the inanimate virtual objects. Rage quit by a thousand cuts. Rating 6/10

6/10 Reasonably fun, but quite basic and not very consistent. I get the feeling that it would have worked better in 2D.

Mechanics were janky which mader it frustrating.

Funny and good looking puzzle game