Recent reviews by B33J

It is an incredibly good representation of D&D. AND you don't need a table and dice and other people to actually PLAY D&D now!

Plenty of games on the Workshop to keep you busy. A good engine/game for playing board games virtually. If you like playing boardgames, this game is for you.

This really is a proper sequel to Symphony of the Night. It's like SotN, but has more gameplay balance. If you enjoyed SotN, you'll enjoy this game too. It's done well.

I mean, if you own a VR headset this early in the technology, you absolutely have to play this game. It's a relatively small game made by a small team, but it has such charm and polish that it makes it worth it. It's not a full run-and-gun game, but there are intense moments of the guards coming after you and you have to be able to take them out. It definitely has more thrill/suspense moments than action, if you play it that way. There are a few aesthetic bugs you will notice (I'm looking at you, magnifier text on A4 paper...), but they're easy to get over. The recent addition of the Arcade mode adds a few more hours of gameplay to it - you can try to perfect your run through each of the new arcade levels to improve your score.
A big note: It is definitely required that you physically be able to squat low or get on your knees because of some sections of the game where you sneak through venting.

It's an overall good platformer game. The music is fantastic. The art and graphics style is good and 'artsy' that's not too distracting, but could have a little more detail work done. Simple game concept of red and blue magnetization, but still fun when used in practice.
A few homages to classic NES games like Metroid and Mega Man hidden throughout the game.

Overall I'm glad I bought the game.