Conductor

Pleasant surprise. Picked it up for a few bucks and had a really great time. It's short, but that's ok, the cheaper price reflects that. The graphics are super simple, but everything looks very moody because of the sparse lighting. Well balanced puzzles, not too hard, not too easy. A great application of what a VR game can be.

fun little game. You only spend like 5 to 10% on the train though, the rest is solving puzzles

Fun game but very linear. Got stuck on a few puzzles and also was also on edge because of the slightly creepy atmosphere.

Nice immersive game with some cool puzzles, but wait for a sale or get it in a bundle, since it's about 2 hours long, the graphics aren't that good and it's teleport only, you can't even turn with a controller, you have to physically turn yourself around, which can be kinda troublesome with wired headsets. And they *definitely* could have done a better ending, they didn't even try. Works fine with the Reverb G2.

Recommended. My only complaint is I wish it was longer. Roughly two hours to finish. I got kinda stuck on one of the puzzles. Not really the developer's fault, I just didn't 'get' one of the clues, and the object that you are supposed to interact with is in pitch black so you don't realize it's there. I guess it's a pro that the game doesn't wear out it's welcome. Atmosphere is slightly dystopian if I had to put a finger on it. The game is almost scary at some points. It's dark out there. In summary, I'd definitely want the sequel.

This game is a fun but short trip from the early days of VR. The game goes in stages, where you travel for a bit, then stop and solve a puzzle or two to allow travel again. This way, the type of actions you perform alternate, so you aren't stuck doing one thing. The puzzles are simple enough that you don't get frustrated, and early on used the VR controls fairly well. The game is not long, which means it doesn't overstay it's welcome. Keep in mind that it's short to determine if the price is right for you. I thought it was, but that's a subjective call. Overall, a nice and short VR game, fun while it lasts.