UNTITLED Reviews

This is the new game from the guy behind Hot Squat, the unofficial Van Damme legs trainer. This one is a perfect complement to the first opus, but now making work the main arm and the brain. Super games for wannabe barbarians.

Simple VR game with a series of puzzles all revolving around using cubes with different abilities. Overall it's ok and for the price it's hard to complain, but not much replayability and gets boring pretty fast. I almost wish it just had a free play mode where you could mess around with the cubes.

Don't judge a book by it's cover, this game's developers put a lot more effort into the actual game than they did for the title!

A collection of bite-sized puzzles that introduce concepts and expand upon them without ever giving the player a tutorial, UNTITLED is a great example of how a VR tech demo can feel more like a traditional game. The amount of content is well worth the price; some of these puzzles will challenge not only your wit, but your throwing arm. If you're looking for a new VR experience, I highly recommend this title.

Vive: Great puzzle game where you use both hands to move and throw different colored cubes that each have different physics properties. The goal is usually to get cubes to hit a same-colored area. It's a lot of fun and makes you think.

Absolutely stellar VR puzzle game. The mechanic is throwing cubes into goals. However, the cubes are color-coded into several different varieties, each with some unique property or behavior you have to reason out and then employ, alone or in combination, to get the right color cube around or through the variety of obstacles and into the matching color goal. It is a game made of (mostly) simple elements which combine to form some fairly complex puzzles, that will require at least some actual thought and experimentation to solve. There are a few imperfections - one particular puzzle whose intended solution I am fairly confident I did not actually figure out, and several others I'm uncertain about. The white void setting and aetheric ambience are pleasant enough, but were just starting to grate by the end of my single hour+ session. These points are barely worth mentioning, except for completeness - the game is an unqualified recommendation. If you have VR, you should have this game.

This VR puzzle game is a steal for the price. Nothing complicated, but it doesn't need to be. It's a good way to start learning how to manipulate things in VR.

Fantastic physics based puzzle game. Short-ish but for the price it is worth every penny. Minimalist style makes the mechanics easy to understand, and the ramp in puzzle complexity is perfect. One or two puzzles near the end teetered on being annoying, but nothing impossible, definite buy!

Wow, this game was a pleasant surprise! Clean minimalistic visuals and the absence of speech/text/story keep the focus on some truly interesting physics puzzles. Be forewarned, though, that the game presents both intelectual and physical challenges, as some puzzles require throwing with accuracy and timing. Thankfully, the throwing felt natural and responsive, so if you've ever thrown darts or tossed a baseball you should be fine. Also, there is no punishment for failure except for the inability to progress, so you can keep trying any through until you get it. I would say that any fan of puzzle games who is patient enough for the skill based puzzles will be impressed with the number of creative ways that throwing a block at a circle can be made surprising and interesting. It kept my curious right up to the end, which took me a little over an hour.

For 2.50$ this game is a STEAL! awsome puzzles and utilites VR very well. much better value in this game than many other overpriced vr titles with no content