Astiolo 님이 최근에 작성한 평가

Relatively simple mechanics to learn but could spend a lifetime mastering them. It's great fun at any skill level, weather you're just learning how to hit the ball in the direction you want or learning to air dribble.

I bought this game for the VR support but it's just too simple of a game for me to recommend. It's only slightly more complicated than the old slider puzzles from the 1870s and the added immersion from VR is completely wasted on this game.

Cool idea but it's long been abandoned and it's far from finished. Not worth buying.

If you don't have a VR headset, then just watch the non VR version here: https://vimeo.com/95684075

If you do, then just give it a watch. I mean it's free and only 2 min long, so why not? looks like they are charging for it now, but it's only $1 and you get what you see in the preview video.

I'm a pretty big fan of this sort of game but I can't recommend this one.

The graphics are OK in general and some scenes look quite good but you will spend most of your time just wandering around looking for a random object, or continaully spinning around to make platforms spawn in the right place (they appear or disapear while not looking). Those mechanics are reused many times and it just makes for a tedious experience overall.

Then there is the dialogue which is essentially nonsense. It sounds like they think it's deep but you just can't take it seriously with comments like "Space is dogma. Dogma is logic" or "Space and time are just definitions".

When you do finish a level it just fades into the next one, often before you actually reach the thing you're trying to get to. It leaves you without any real sense of achievement.

So while I wanted to like this game, I just couldn't. But, I do see potential in the developers, perhaps they will learn from their mistakes and make somethimg more worthwhile for their next game.

Probably the best puzzle game I have ever played.