The Under Presents

This game was basically my life from April 2020 to January 2021, and April 2022 to June 2022. They had Live actors that came to the desert at random and interacted with you, did shows, did storylines and hosted games to play with players. I stayed on the game constantly during the 2020 run, the 2022 run wasn't the same as they did not do any storylines and that was the main reason I stayed for 2020. Without actors, there's not much to do when you've done everything, from beating timeboat and seeing all the areas in the desert. There's also a decent amount of bugs, and there is not as much players playing anymore, so some of the areas in the desert you can't access anymore as they require more players. Overall, its a decent game, but amazing with the live actors.

This game was my first - for lack of a better term - story-centric game. This game can be split into two categories, the singleplayer campaign and the multiplayer hub. The single player campaign is very story driven, and very dependent on the choices you make during each level. What you do can radically change what happens at the end. The story is gripping and very well told. You get glimpses into the individual's backstory and personality the more you play, and they are very well fleshed out. In some instances, you learn that these characters have some pretty tragic stories. This game will sucker-punch you emotionally, so be prepared. The multiplayer hub is an interesting system that I have not seen before, but works really well. You are represented as a black cartoon-like figure with a golden mask. You cannot speak to anyone you see, but can communicate through actions, gestures, and crafting (yes there's crafting, you can make anything from fireworks to golden electric guitars!). There is a lot to do in this hub, anything from customizing your mask, finding secret areas, building large structures, playing frisbee, and running around a desert with a ten-story ax. Overall, it is a great bit of fun! I highly recommend it for it's quirky, cartoony, yet subtly dark world that you get to explore. p.s. this game seems to be designed for the Oculus systems, and as a result the controls are a bit harder to use with a valve index. You need to use the grip button a lot, but only the middle finger registers as the grip button with the index controllers.

I don't write reviews often. But this game holds a special place in my heart. In it's current state, it's like a social game without voice communication built alongside an interesting story-mode where you explore a sea vessel as a sort of ghost on the ship, like a movie you could only experience in vr. This game used to be an incredible place where live actors would come in and play with us, but those days are long since past. Now it's just what I described. That's not to say there isn't *anything* enjoyable, there's still a good bit to explore in the main social area, plenty to discover. Definitely not for everybody, but I thoroughly enjoyed my time here. (Plus, the lore is fire, and I will love the Timesprites forever)

this was deadass the best vr game i ever played im sad to see ts go

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This is somehow one of my favorite VR games of all time, I genuinely have no idea I just bought it and was surprised to find one of the most interactive and beautiful experiences in a VR game I've ever had the chance to witness. I'M UNDERING!!!!

I want to like this game, but the concept is very boring to me. On the surface it's a narrative game, but you can alter the story. Once you finish the story, and you've explored the empty hub world for a while, that's it, for most people. There's not a whole lot more to it, you get 1 story, and you can faff about with strangers who know a lot more spells than you. The tutorial lures you into thinking there's more to the game than there actually is. If you "solve" all the puzzles in the story, you are rewarded with a new mask. That's it. There are other cosmetics as well, but the game doesn't explain how to get them. I don't like feeling left out. And this game makes you feel left out, because there's not much else on the surface.

Completely blown my mind. A must play on weed.

The story is awesome, the multiplayer is still going, and its a blast to play. TLDR 10/10, This game is very good I hadn't played this game in a few years only to come back and mess around in the multiplayer... some veterans showed me how to repair a building in the corner of the map that led underground and BOOM, It led to an area I had never seen before. Solve some puzzles as a group and you get an awesome reward. Switched servers only to teach the same trick to more people. The Voiceless interaction of the games communication makes interacting with other players so fun. There's no slander being thrown over voice chat if you have to snap your fingers and nod your head to get people to understand you. Not to mention the game play of the Story Mode. My god the story is good, really puts into perspective the reality of the whole thing. I won't spoil too much, Just remember the part about the tiger and the ice. Overall, I think this is my favorite VR game. Its a classic made by good devs who knew what they were doing at the time. 10/10 Would recommend to anyone with a VR headset.