Recent reviews by RedCodeHero

I did not like this game. Felt too light, and a bit unstable. It's pretty when functional, but I hesitate to call it fun.

I had a lot of fun utilizing the variety of tinykin, a mechanic which shines better in late game, and is missed when/if backtracking. Unfortunately, I've never played Pikmin, but this scratched that itch for me. Going for 100% can be a bit laborious, but at least the time-trials weren't included in achievements, only for cosmetics.
If you don't get the Gotta Catch 'em All achievement after collecting all the tinykin, walk into each of the levels after finishing the game and it should unlock for you.

Such a great game. The climbing mechanic seems like it would get repetitive, but it adds a few mechanics throughout that allow for creativity and shortcuts. Regardless, I think the game is more about the visuals, experience, lore, and atmosphere. I dislike walking simulators, but did not mind the pacing of this game, if that settles any nerves. It's better mechanics that Assassins Creed, and more realistic than BoTW.
When returning for a second run, to round out my achievement hunting, I moved more carelessly and found I made more mistakes, experienced more falls, and just had a more frustrating experience. I believe the game is meant to move slowly, which you'll also feel when you first begin climbing and try to outpace the animation.

If any other game could port these mechanics into their game, it'd be a welcome addition.

I had a hard time overlooking the simplicity of combat and poor driving controls to enjoy the 10 minutes I spent in-game (mostly dialog). I did like the models, and tilted run animation with camera rotation.

Such a great perspective puzzle game. Really stands out against other VR games in terms of uniqueness and functionality. It just works, even in cramped quarters.

Could not finish the tutorial w/ Index controller configurations.

Really enjoyable experience. Found all the turbo, but could not surpass 93mph w/ Index. Regardless, despite the "slower" speed, was not bored looking around the city for more landing pads. Could've a searchlight mechanic for some of the darker areas.

This was a unique experience. I found the tutorial implementation to be a setback; swapping between dialogues/interrogations trying to find contradictions when the only way to progress was to leave the dialogue and queue the next tutorial message before being able to continue. That being said, while some found the larger-picture story to be off-putting, I enjoyed the setting and story that was divulged as I witnessed the testimonies.
At the end of the day, there is no punishment for incorrectly accusing or contradicting a witness statement, and after the first or second failure, it really just turned into a guess and check for me. I wouldn't pay more than $3 for it, or maybe $5 if you're more into point-and-click and dialogues.

The game is fun, but pretty linear w/ a b-plot. The map is just quaint enough to have the back-and-forths not be tedious. The humor was fun, and weaves well into the plot.

Why is something so simple, so addicting. I uninstalled, I don't need a new addiction in my life. Good luck doing the same.