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| Criteria | Rank | Score* | Raw Score |
| Stealth | #27 | 2.900 | 3.278 |
| Kink | #41 | 2.752 | 3.111 |
| Ambition | #43 | 2.851 | 3.222 |
| Play | #49 | 2.359 | 2.667 |
| Novelty | #54 | 2.752 | 3.111 |
| Sound | #59 | 1.868 | 2.111 |
| Overall | #60 | 2.280 | 2.578 |
| Narrative | #61 | 1.524 | 1.722 |
| Harmony | #62 | 2.261 | 2.556 |
| Aesthetic | #63 | 1.868 | 2.111 |
| Horny | #70 | 1.671 | 1.889 |
Ranked from 18 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.
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I have a VR setup and I was really looking forward to trying out a jam game that uses it!
So, that said, I’m really amazed that this didn’t make me instantly nauseous, what with the lack of comfort tunnel and the constant camera motion. I kept on getting stuck on the very first ladder (except one time when I managed to get past it and then immediately lost with the first human I encountered shortly after) and couldn’t really figure out how to do anything, or what I was supposed to do at all. And then the nausea set in, so I had to stop.
I think having some sort of tutorial, and easier ladder mechanics (or, better yet, no ladders) would be extremely helpful.
I happen to have a headset to play the VR version on, it's pretty well executed as a small VR project, specially for a single month of development! It's quite unusual to see VR indie games as a whole, let alone in a jam, very novel!
In general the game was fun to play and ran through steam link just fine, and the levels felt nice to play as far as I managed to get. I will say the girls that spot you and chase after you are quite unforgiving so the game is pretty challenging, and the ladder climbing was a little difficult as you had to measure enough range for the arm to lift the character's whole legs onto the new elevation.
Otherwise, the graphics are simple but follow a pretty consistent style that I can get behind, the gameplay was quite good and the locomotion was well made as to not make the player dizzy, which many VR games don't manage, haha. Over all a nicely made, very unique and super unexpected project, bravo!
Finally someone played the VR version! Thanks for the feedback!
I feel like I couldn't really give this one a fair rating, as I don't have a VR setup and that's clearly the intended experience. I think it's a neat little stealth/puzzle game, though! Not sure how well I'd be able to handle the hopping motion in VR, but the mouse-and-keyboard variant was cute.
Nice little stealth game. My first thoughts: "Oh is there no jump button? Wait why am I jumping when I move? Oh yeah, I'm a bunny." That said, the movement is pretty immersive--though I don't know how it would work in VR. I would love to play this in VR, but I'm not financially stable enough to afford a headset right now.
It took me a bit to figure out how to deposit an egg in the, uh, basket, but once I got it it made perfect sense. All the puzzles are unique and use their gimmicks in creative ways. I couldn't figure out how to interact with the blue object that looks like it has a vent above it, so I couldn't get past level 5.
All in all, creative setting and puzzles. If there's one specific thing I think could be improved, it's that the human having white hair and light skin makes it difficult to tell at a glance where she's facing, so making it easier to distinguish her front from her back would be helpful.
*giggle* (^o^) *glomp*
I didnt play the VR version, outside of that though the mouse sensitivity was extreme when playing, eventually though I was able to get enough control going to move about the levels. The stealth mechanics were pretty cool as a concept and timing things right or leading around the get the the objective were fairly fun to do. I feel like though, not playing this on VR does make things a bit more rough.
Don't really have a VR and the mouse/keyboard is a bit rough. But despite all this it seems like a good stealth game.
I don't own a VR headset, but I did find the keyboard and mouse version difficult and confusing. Behind every corner there could be instant death, making exploration to discover what the most recent switch you pressed did stressful and tricky. A lot of the interactive objects require fairly precisely positioned actions. The extensive level design with lots of different stages and challenges is impressive, but I couldn't make much progress in most of them.
The ambient sounds, hopping motion and colorful 3D imagery creates a unique atmosphere which is probably neat to experience in VR. The virtual maze aspect of the game feels right, and it's definitely something new, ambitious and different, but the kink and stealth-focused gameplay are not quite my thing.