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Fantastic. Absolutely blown away.
This is literally the best VR experience I've ever had, and it's wholeheartedly restored my faith in the platform.
If you have a VR headset, this is a must-buy. Guitar Hero has a run for its money.

This is a platformer that takes an innovative concept and makes something beautiful out of it. It's short and challenging, but very fun. It takes Super Meat Boy's challenge and combines it with the goal of splattering paint everywhere in order to see the area, playing with the concept of the unknown environment around you. The game starts out with exploration as the focus, making you use your paint to discover the level around you, and ends with ridiculous challenge as you die hundreds of times trying to dodge projectiles among showers of color. There are collectibles that are very difficult to find unless you splatter paint everywhere, and most require you to think outside the box to reach.

Overall, the game is short but well worth the money. I've never seen this concept before, and especially wouldn't have expected to see it done so well without another game like it out there. It's about 2 hours long if you're experienced with platformers, but it was more worthy of my money than a 2 hour long movie would have been, and it costs much less than a ticket would have.

This is an amazing add-on for an already amazing game. The philosophy on display is just as good as the original base game, though instead of carrying primary themes discussing machine intelligence and what it means to be alive, this DLC draws on Plato's Allegory of the Cave and translates it into a modern retelling with a twist. I won't spoil anything, but if you're thinking of buying this for the philosophy, it's well worth it.

If you're thinking of buying it for the gameplay, it's deserving in that respect too. They introduce no new puzzle mechanics, but rather take the puzzle mechanics of the original game to their logical extremes, making for mind numbingly clever and difficult gameplay that does a lot of interesting things with mechanics you're already familiar with.

It's short, but has a lot of extra content aside from what's required to beat it. You should also not buy this unless you've beaten the main game and want more. There is no tutorial here, the story is based on the ending of the original game which will spoil it if you didn't experience it already, and the difficulty is high. If this sounds good to you, give this a try. You won't regret it.

This is quite possibly the greatest singleplayer experience in existence. It's clearly the pinnacle of classic PC gaming and is a monument to effective horror in this medium. It's not scary because of jumpscares or gross out slaughterfests, it's scary solely because of the atmosphere and genuine sense of isolation you feel while playing it. If you haven't yet tried this game and aren't willing to fork over 10 bucks to give it a shot, you have no excuse for missing out on one of the best games ever made.

If you want anything to do with the bullet hell genre, play this. It's fantastic.