Little confusing at the start, thought I was frozen in place. I enjoyed the sense of humour and the I quit button.

Definitely a little confusing at first since I couldn't seem to move while the menu was up and I was worried I wouldn't be able to move around the room. The instructions might be better up on the wall where you start at near the menu if you are going to lock people in like that. Throwing felt really off for some reason like my hands would freeze often when throwing stuff. Not sure if the extra stuff was just there to be in the way while you sorted mail. The space felt kind of liminal and I liked that. I do think large mail intake trays might have been a little easier to work with. Being able to change hands and bodies was pretty cool. I like that there was an I quit button that straight up closes the game. Good job including multiple locomotion styles but I do think it would be better to have it start with teleport because you would have to smoothly walk over to the table to find out you can switch it, might be better as an option in the menu. The reason I say that is some people can't handle smooth movement or they get really sick and it basically limits anyone like that from finding out teleport was even an option. The table seemed tiny and it made me really confused about the scale of the world and if I was the right size or not.

The concept of delivery is there, as other people have said, actually there is no real competition. Understandable that the time to execute the game is to be taken into account, however, all in all the game works for what it is. I am sure that with the next JAMs you will be able to adapt well after this experience and bring out a bomb of a game! I remember the first time I did a VR Jam, I was completely panicking because I had to execute the game in 3 days, however, what you learn and the experience that this event allows you to accumulate (at least for me) only increases the desire to do more!

Quite a fun game, would've been nice to have some defined challenges - such as deliver 10 blue in one minute etc... but I understand time is tight for this Jam.

Like others, I had trouble selecting 'start' at the beginning too. Still enjoyed it thought, but it did feel like it was missing an overall goal or something. 

Nice idea, i like the style how these instructions are wrote. 

Had some trouble at the beginning clicking the UI because didn't see a ray. Also somehow the objects drop when teleporting and sometimes an "invisible wall" seemed to block me walking around.

But all in all very fun, especially because it's your first VR game.

And the option to change the hands and that matrix-styled slowmotion effect are really cool :-)

The concept is fun and those instructions definitely gave me a couple of chuckles. The  grabbing physics though weren't very clear or consistent, some objects I could grab easily and some I couldn't. I love the I Quit button, and it's the cherry on top to end the experience, but I ended up feeling the need to press it a little bit too soon. 

The SFX when things popping out from the tube is on point! (chef kisses)

The hand/controller motion become very lagging when I grab the mail pills, they just falls off my hand when I'm moving fast or if I'm using the teleportation loco. Something might be wrong with the physics. (I'm using PC build btw)

Rays visual would be helpful for UI and grabbing stuffs at a distance.

On your itch page you said that this is your first VR jam game, congrats on that! VR game dev is much more harder than normal games, especially for the physics. My first VR jam game had horrible physics too :)

I love the "I Quit" button 😂