Electronauts.

Oh Electronauts.

I spent almost nothing on this game. It was on a sale - and is as of this review on another crazy sale.
I expected some simple, silly, barely put together VR game. I expected something I'd put about 45 minutes into and then give up from frustration.

I was way out of line thinking this.

This game gives you the feeling that you're actually doing something, that you're actually the DJ, that you're putting on a show. I haven't felt this way since playing FUSER (which - although my Steam says I have only a couple hundred hours in - I do own the game outside of Steam and can guarantee hundreds if not a thousand or more hours into it), and it's something that music lovers of all walks can enjoy. People who don't understand music production, people who are early in the stages, people who *can* do music production - this game will still scratch an itch for a simple, fun, music game for everyone.

I have only put about 12 hours into this game as of this review and while that's less than I've put into a lot of other games I've reviewed, it's more than I was expecting to get.

If you see it on sale, I'd consider this a must have VR game.

Truthfully - the main downside that I can see with this game is also a brighter point in the sky for it as well - there is no tutorial to speak of; At least not one that really matters.

Most of what you do in Electronauts will be based on how you feel, what sounds good, and how you put it together. Experiment, test everything, find all the fun things you can, and mix and match beats, lyrics, and instrumentals at your own leisure to enjoy something you did yourself.

Once again - if you have VR, I consider this among the simple "must have" titles of VR. Cheap, fun, impressive, and easy to get into. Pick it up on sale for a massive boost to it's worth, or grab it off of sale because it's genuinely worth the money.