Why is this a VR game?

[Rushy McDrinkenstein M.D.]

Just saw this announced on as launching on another platform and while it looks interesting, I'm not sure why I'd want to play this in VR.

[LightRod]

In a nutshell: you can act as a god looking over all the tiny people.

For a more indepth explanation, Enhance (the publisher) and THA* (developers) are both companies that work with artists and multimedia visual experiences primarily, and so a VR mode was desirable to showcase the game in a different way. There's also the HUMANITY AR EXPERIMENTS that were showcased at a museum in Tokyo: https://youtu.be/_BJaG1CSF8o

and a music video created in the game by the band METAFIVE https://youtu.be/A3auu-E3srs

for other ways the game has been showcased in unique ways other than playing it.

[Chocos Ramabotti]

Originally posted by Rushy McDrinkenstein M.D.:

Just saw this announced on as launching on another platform and while it looks interesting, I'm not sure why I'd want to play this in VR.

This game isn't VR only and it's not required to fully enjoy it, see it more as an additional way to experience the game.

If you barely like puzzle games or unique experience with a lot of diversity I can only recommend this game. It's personally my "Game of the Year 2023"

[TomC2054]

Actually I'm finding this plays a bit better/easier in 2D monitor mode with my Xbox controller than in PCVR with my Q3/QPro with VR controllers (which seem a little finicky). Nice to have both options.