Very fun game, the magic feels fluid and nice, and the fighting is intense while not being too exhausting, definitely looking forward to when it is out of early access!

A few 'Oh Sh*t' moments on this one, especially when you get up close to an object, and it's the size of a f*cking bus! Fun to play around with, just like the base game.

It's really good to get a good overall feeling of VR, get used to the controllers, the headset, the play space, would recommend for first time VR users.

It's got a weird feel to it, firstly, it really needs a big play space, otherwise, you'll be punching random things by mistake, secondly, everything feels like it's been scaled too big.

It's fun, a little too easy as the enemies don't hit enough and health is supplied everywhere. Reminds me of Warframe, but first person, and less freemium. Overall, though, it's fun.

A great experience, fantastic to see places you've never seen, view things in new ways, even to just stand in front of your home and say "I live there!" Feels like a new Google Earth.

A very 'justin roiland' game, some fun parts, some uncomfortable parts, but in a good way, overall a good game, but lacks any replayability, in my opinion.

The journey up to the peak is pretty uneventful, a little bit informational at most, however the views at the top and the way up make up for the whole experience.

It's fun the first few times on the plank, and the sky writing and firefighting games add some enjoyment, however, there isn't much replayability, it's more fun to watch people go for the first time.

A perfect VR version of the original game, the panic and pressure from both sides is maintained making for a really fun party game for VR.