A Handful of Keflings

I absolutely love the kefling games and I absolutely understand why they designed it the way they did, In some ways it feels just like a kefling game. but as of right now, it doesn't look like it has very much meat to it. The controls are weird, they try to give you some ghost hand but it just ends up being a glitchy mess more times than not, in my opinion, it would probably be best to get rid of the ghost hand and just keep it on the harvesting animation. maybe add a destroying animation because I've accidently destroyed buildings because of how fidgety the ghost hand is. The graphics are find but it kind of looks a little strange through my vive, no options to adjust anything. and my biggest peeve is that you don't really feel like a Giant. I just feel like I'm playing tabletop simulator. I remember playing Kefling on xbox when you could be your avatar, there was so much sense of exploration, but this game is kind of dissapointing. It's not worth $15 in my opinion, nor the $20 it wil...

Last updated Jan/2018.... abandoned game? Seems like it, avoid.

This is pretty watered down compared to the console game.

Really relaxing game. A few features missing from the originals, but still very enjoyable. I would definitely recommend as an easy going game.

I purchased not realizing it was a v/r game and I dont have any v/r gear.

After giving this game a second chance, Biggest flaw is the save system is broken to the point where you will never progress when you "save and quit" the game as it just reverts to the old save file and all the progress is lost.

How the * meh *does this game work, sometimes you'll just zoom out, or zoom in...What it the purpose? How do you play this wreck of a game... Dont buy, you'd be better off with deism. Same category but much better!

Huge fan of the other 2 Kefling games from years past. Problems with controls have been fixed and this game ran/controlled great for me. I've always thought of these games as Age of Empires with no combat whatsoever, just all resource gathering and chill times. This game's no different in that sense from it's predecessors, but it is much simpler, which makes sense for VR. The complexity is in planning out your resource chains and city layout (for maximum efficiency). Overall I'd recommend this game, but idk if i'll go back and finish it, it doesn't have that same pull as the older games did for me.

Not Bad, don't come in with expectations that this is a sequel to A World of Keflings, because it isn't. Controls are fine in my opinion. I like the teleporting feature at the top, could give you options to build different towns across the map. But yeah, its a VR Keflings game, don't really understand the mostly negative reviews. ONE BIG THING HOWEVER: Steam Link through a Quest DOES NOT WORK with this game, at least for me. The game crashes once you start it up with steam link, Will edit review if it does get patched.

I LOVE this game. I grew up playing the original Keflings on Xbox360 and ended up playing in on the Wii U as well. I have beat the original game and all the DLC's multiple times. This VR Keflings is wonderful little recreation. It is not as full as the Xbox360 game was, but given its an older VR game its holds up amazingly. I am only 4 hours into the game and I was surprised the game has more than I thought. Its a click and drag VR game so you don't get dizzy, and you can also hold on the map where you want to go. The map is a HUGE horizontal plane, bigger than I expected but I'm very happy with it. I love little upgrades from the original game, such as not having to have to TELL Keflings bring wood to areas, they do a lot automatically now. I hate that this game has mostly negative, as a huge fan of the game growing up it deserves so much more love. Fantastic relaxing game, I love Keflings so much <3 Hope the creators bring the old game to Steam!