Looks like good fun, however I was a little discouraged starting out. Moving from room to room felt like too much labor on my part. Each room that is entered places the player with his back turned to the enemies. I just had to learn to stop facing the door when I blink to the next room. One possible fix is to let the player make the doorway selection from a distance. I'd like to see that as an option in a future update. (My explanation is in the comments.)

Very cool unique use of VR.

They scale the in-game character's at about 1/6th the size of real life and place the floor to be at about your waist (adjustable). This results in a room that is 6 times as wide and long to run around in. This lets them put more objects and enimies in a single room. It kind of feels like you're running around on a game board with real traps and enemies, which is very cool! It's hard to explain, but very well executed IMHO. I find that I am more active (running around) in this game than any other that I've played except for maybe Space Pirate Trainer (and I've played almost all of them).

The combat is pretty straight forward. You start off with a magic staff that shoots energy balls in the direction you point it. You have bombs that blow up blocks like in Zelda. You eventually get a malee weapon for your second hand and thats when it gets real intense. That's as far as I've made it so far, but I can't wait to get the other weapons and give them a go.

I highly recommend checking it out if you're into a Zelda-type dungeon crawler that is focused on action. There isn't really any story to speak of, other than some short narration, but hardly a deal breaker in my book.

Main take-away: VERY FUN!!!

A lot of fun! Definitely one of my favorite VR titles, and the one that feels the most like a game to me. Carving a trail of blood through little monsters, and then running around the room to dodge the attacks of bosses is fun. Immersion is good, gameplay is good. It's a great game.

Based on the other reviews, I tried turning around _before_ activating doors (activating doors behind me) and that saved me the trouble of having to turn around and orient myself for the next fight.

It's a great experience with good replayability and easily worth the $30 price tag.

It's basically the Binding of Isaac done in room scale VR! It's not super original but it's really well done. Non stop fun and I could see myself playing this for hours and hours. Plays great in my 2m by 3m living room.

NOTE: I highly recommend having a space that is similar to the recommended gameplay area of 4m x 2.35m instead of the minimum 2m x 1.5m.

This game has some great elements that I haven't seen much in VR games. You navigate through a Zelda dungeon like map collecting treasures and new weapons with a real feeling of exploration compared to most VR games in which you teleport around that often breaks immersion.

However, my gameplay experience was very different from the trailers and screenshots. The store page says the minimum requirement for this game is 2m x 1.5m but I later found the 'Additional notes' section which says the ideal play area is 4m x 2.35m. My play area is 2.7m x 2.7m and the world was scaled down so much that it felt very different from the trailers and screenshots. This downscaling caused difficulty in navigating through the room and avoiding enemy attacks. I think the minimum space requirement should be changed so that players get the intended experience rather than compromising the gameplay by scaling everything down.

The game itself looks great and I believe it would be quite enjoyable if I had the recommended play area, but I wasn't able to get the expected gameplay experience with the space available to me.