Bazaar Reviews

If 'It's a Small World' was a roguelike, it would be this game.

This game is surprisingly very enjoyable, hours more game play than expected! I would suggest sitting down to play, standing up can make you feel a bit sick, but other than that a really solid VR title. I hope the developer will release additional content, or open it up for the community to develop levels/quests. TL:DR Well worth the money!

10/10 It's so simple that even the non-gamer that you just want to show off your VR to would enjoy it. It's got a wonderful color scheme and doesn't encounter (in my opinion) the problem of headaches and motion sickness that you can get from some VR games. It's easy to play if you just want to sit back and play some VR (not having to stand, swivel, etc.) as you control the game with your line of sight and can change your direction with the R1 and L1 buttons on the remote. Very calm while still extremely immersive. It's pretty easy to lose track of time in there! If you're just going to play one game to demonstrate the awesomeness of VR, this would be my suggestion, easily.

good price, BUT... makes me slightly nautious gets boring quick the carpet makes some sudden turns and flies diagonally at times which made me nautious the way the carpet flies back when looking behind yourself and how sudden it stops and starts also made me feel a little uncomfortable since i have to use my vision center to play the game, i cant look around and enjoy the game, too bad since the artwork is pretty nice its controlled by looking at something only, which is very slow and limited you run out of inventory slots quick some items i have in my inventory suddenly dissappear when im focusing on an item the carpet sometimes changes directions cause of the path im flying on, which messes up everything and i have to open the menu again too many items, too few inventory slots no story... levels are very repetitive gets boring quick

Bazaar different and has a certain charm that won't see from watching the videos or staring at screenshots. As one of the earliest VR titles for Vive, Bazaar has always been on my list to try out. I'm glad I finally went back and bought this game. I think it belongs in everyone's library. You interact by looking around, but it's not quite as simple as that. You soon forget that's what you're doing as the game draws you in. The game unfolds at a really nice pace: it starts out deceptively simple, but before your know you're collecting and using all kinds of objects and uncovering new aspects to the game you didn't realize were there. Also, if you have a friend who say they aren't interested in trying out VR, Bazaar might just be the right experience for them. They can sit back and think there's nothing to do, but soon they'll be "doing" and interacting without realizing it.

Great game. I had to abandon the game at the last level because the controls became rubbish. Why not use controllers?

6/10 Good. Neat game, simple, easy to understand and get into. but can't find my self playing it again after 'one go' ( made it to lv.5, starved to death) but still, for its price, and at sale, it's a well made good VR game.

Very colorful and visually unique. Gameplay wise, it's basically a cell phone game, but that's generally not a bad thing for VR titles. Funky music is present. A perfect example of just oh well you can push 3dof vr. [spoiler]This is an old gearvr/go game, which is cool.[/spoiler][list][*][quote] ːDonaldToadːːDonaldToadːːDonaldToadːːbboxː ːDonaldToadːːDonaldToadːːbboxːːbboxːːbboxː ːDonaldToadːːDonaldToadːːbboxːːbboxːːbboxː ːDonaldToadːːDonaldToadːːBlurːːBlurːːBlurː ːDonaldToadːːDonaldToadːːwboxːːDonaldToadːːwboxː ːDonaldToadːːDonaldToadːːwboxːːkasunːːwboxː ːDonaldToadːːwboxː   ːOldShipː   ːwboxː ːwboxːːSurfWavesːːSurfWavesːːSurfWavesːːSurfWavesːːSurfWavesːːwboxː ːwboxːːtfs_fishːːsuperpointːːmoorishidolːːtwobubblesːːCB5ːːwboxː ːDonaldToadːːwboxːːSmallShellːːVeggies_Grassːːpearlːːwboxː ːDonaldToadːːDonaldToadːːwboxːːwboxːːwboxː [/quote][/list]

Great game, replayable and very unique. Definitely one of the better experiences ive had with VR. This is one of those games that you get into and are blown away by the art style. Well done. The only thing i'd change is when you turn on the magic carpet your character doesnt turn with it so I found myself spinning in my office chair and getting my cable tangled up. Small issue that would make a big difference. I disliked having to take my headset off to unwrap the cable. Besides that, awesome buy and definitely would reccomend to anyone that wants to experience VR. This is one of those games I'd show off to friends

A dead-simple made-for-VR game. Line-of-sight based controls. You need to be able to rotate all the way around in your seat (a swiveling desk chair is perfect). I played on a DK2 w/ GeForce 970. The game was fairly comfortable; I felt a bit motion sick after 20 minutes of playing and decided to stop, but most games that involve player-controlled movement make me severely motion sick much sooner so that's pretty good. Not particularly exciting or even fun, but there are not many VR experiences on the market right now, and I wanted a simple game I could show to my family, etc. without making them motion sick. This mostly fits the bill.