Tornuffalo Reviews

[h1]Tornuffalo is a good cheapie to start your VR collection.[/h1] Tornuffalo has one major feature that most VR games still do not have: IK arms. Well, it has a single arm, anyway. This feature is implemented so well that it's a selling point of getting this game. For 99 cents, it's worth experiencing. It's also replayable thanks to the arcade style score-driven gameplay. That said, the gameplay is mostly just breaking gems and avoiding everything else. This is a stationary game that requires roomscale, meaning that you don't get locomotion sickness from it, because the only way to move is to actually move your real body. You can't, however, jump over obstacles. You're limited to ducking, strafing left and right, and using your hammer to make objects go around or over you.

Not my kind of game, I dont have much time dedicate dot play every week. So when I finally have 30 minutes I certainly do not want to spend it on this game. -Nevertheless it might be nice to show to friends who just needs a quick 1-2 minutes entertainment with easy control. I guess you can put your grand mom to play this game and she will immediately know how it works which is not the case with other more advanced games... For the price of 1 euro it is certainly worth to support the developers.

This is a great game. More polished than I expected, especially for the price. If you want to be Thor, and play around with all the Vive toys, this is a showcase game. Good party fun with multiple game modes. Be a good VR boy and buy it immediately.

I feel like this game is a bit of a hidden gem, it's not something you will likely get 10+ hours out of, but it is easily more than worth the price, you could check under your couch for some loose change and then get yourself a fun and unique VR experience. I am personally fond of the big hammer mode because it makes me feel like a badass. I feel like this isn't a title people need to be hesitant on, it's 99 cents, if you are worried you can't afford it then why do you have a VR system?

This is a must have VR experience. You gotta show this off to your friends, cos it is simple, and also unforgiving. Have a towel near by, for any sweat flying around the room. Make sure the playspace is totally clear, and that you supervise anyone playing, and if you yourself are playing... keep telling yourself... it's only a game 8|

You've spent more on worse. You really do need to make sure you have your chaperone settings set up properly, this game will throw tantalizing score giving crystals outside of your playspace, you'll just have to watch them pass you by and wait for the next ones. Fun and fairly priced!

This is a pretty basic game that's fun for a few minutes. Good demo for friends. It's absolutely worth the $0.99 I paid for it. If it were $5.00, maybe not. Great way to spend 5 minutes.

I desperately want this to be more fun than it is. :/ ...My son loves bison, is actually obsessed with them. So we saw this game and naturally I bought it. I use VR desktop on an Oculus, to support the Steam VR to the headset. It works, like most steam VR games do, with that setup. There are no lag issues, because I'm connecting with 5G. But right off the top, why is there no support for two controllers? My right arm is the only one that can get used? My left arm is just dead weight, and I found myself dying to be able to use it, like most every other VR game can. Then less than 10 minutes in, I really wished the gameplay wasn't so frustrating. I would swipe something out of the way, but it would still kill me. Next round, same thing. And it just doesn't get to that critically fun point where you have a long run going, and you don't want to mess up, so your anticipation and concentration are totally amp'd. Instead, you just feel lucky to have survived for longer than 30 seconds. Maybe I'm just terrible at it, but I really, really want this to be more fun with just a few tweaks?... I am giving it a thumbs up anyway because I really think the devs have something potentially awesome here, if it could get some more love.

This game is too silly and too much fun. The premise is simple. There's a tornado and things are blowing towards you as you stand in the middle of the street for no apparent reason. Buffalos roam the urban area in this dystopian future. They are attracted to eyes of tornadoes apparently. You decide this is the perfect time to get your sweat on. So you jump, move quickly side to side and crouch to avoid debris or buffaloes from hitting you. You also have your trusty hammer at your side. I guess you must be a carpenter on the side when you're not jaywalking. This is a perfect party game. And the dev has multiple options setup to try. You do have to switch to Oculus Rift setup in the options menu, but that's easy enough to do. You can also add Kinect full body motion tracking and I intend to take advantage of that promptly. Rating 8/10 there's not much better ways to spend $.79 cents, thank you devs! I would love to see sharks or cats or lawyers in a future DLC .. maybe a rocket launcher instead of a hammer option

Pretty fun game for under $1. Pros: 1. Great graphics, better graphics than most other VR games. Options to supersample in game is great. 2. Fun concept and game play, makes u move 3. potentially a good VR party game 4. cheap Cons: ( more like suggestions for improvement) 1. some kind of BGM that u can turn on or off depending on your preferance would be nice (ex: bgm in out of ammo) 2. Longer hammer would make the hammering process less frustrating. At the moment, hammering things a way has very high chance of collision which makes it almost not worth the effort to hammer thnigs away. 3. Need a Global& local score board ! All my suggestions aside, i think this game is definitely worth $1 for anyone who is considering it.