It ran pretty solid throughout, never encountered any bugs or issues with controls or visuals. It only has a small handful of moments with some of the extra features of the headset with Don't Blink being the most effective one - well, more specifically an unsignposted version of that later in the game - with Be Quiet being too easy to get through. Probably some extra mileage as well for those who haven't played through the main series.
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Synapse
It's aaaalright. The telekinetic stuff works well, gunplay is alright enough too as well though ultimately it's an incredibly small scale game reliant on repetition so it doesn't take long for it to begin to run out steam as you effectively just repeat your way through the arenas till you've unlocked enough perks to cakewalk it in short order.Comment
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Walkout Mini Golf VR
Finally got around to starting this popular choice after years of backlogging it. Only got to do the first 18 hole course and the actual golfing action itself is immediately spot on, I can see why it's become such a popular game for the medium. My go to, in every game, is to switch to smooth turning with full locomotion as I hate teleporting in VR. I've clearly met my match though, it's been a very long time since motion sickness in VR has caught me and this hit me very strong. The smooth motion is weird, it's less full movement and more like steering a boat so I think that odd movement is what threw me off, back to teleporting for this one.Comment
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I need to try that. People say it's great.Comment
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It is well done, you can skip walking to holes but if you do you're a lot less likely to spot hidden golf ball designs you can snag. The responsiveness of the golf swinging and physics of the ball feel good and courses mix simple shots with inventive designs out the gate.Comment
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Finally got to turn the Quest 3 back on and have been spending time with...
Samba De Amigo: Virtual Party
Those memories of walking into GAME to pick up the large maracca's set instead of whatever AAA was releasing at the time still stand out, the game was always a stand out both in gameplay at the time and visually with its popping designs. The cameo's are most of my memories since and so there's a warmness to returning to a full fledged Samba entry. I assume this works the same on Switch using the Joycons on a screen but in VR here the classic gameplay is perfectly recreated but with the added VR aspect to it, the gameplay itself has a strong Beat Saber vibe to it minus all the physical dodging. Maxing your scores on all difficulties adds to the length but generally it's not the heaviest stacked song line up, but it is a pretty joyous experience regardless.Comment
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