I'm very undecided about whether this is a recommendable game or not.

On the one hand:
* the graphics are great,
* the environments are lovely,
* the controls work well,
* it's fully voice-acted by the show's cast,
* there are some fun uses of the VR POV, and
* it's generally an enjoyable game to play.

Unfortunately, it's let down by:
* not being very challenging,
* no real punishment for dying,
* no particular reward for collecting all of the secrets,
* only taking 30 minutes to complete (without rushing), and
* coming to a very abrupt end.

Seriously, you've only just learned the final control when you reach the game's "conclusion".
I realise it's a $5/£4 game, but it really feels like a demo to a larger game. Even just a few more levels, taking it to an hour or two of gameplay, would have been enough.

I picked a "yes" recommendation because I do think it's a good VR experience, but it's a little over-priced as it stands.

As most reviews have said, it's very short, about 1 hour to finish and get all the achievements. It packs about as much content as a 12 minute episode of Adventure Time, plus an extra 48 minutes of gameplay. That's worth $5 if you ask me. That's less than the cost of hiring a minimum wage employee to entertain you for an hour.

I thought I was going to really like this game. Turns out it is literally only 2 levels long and only has 2 different kinds of enemies. 3 if you account the two types of gnomes. I beat it 100% in 30 minutes.

Ignore the negative reviews. They all have this delusion that it's a $25 game for some reason. Yeah, it's short (~30 minutes to complete). But it's also only $5. Compared to most other VR games priced at $25+, I think this is priced fairly. If you like Adventure Time, you'll get your money's worth out of it.

Only played a little bit because I don't want to rush through the game too quickly, but I'm in love. It's clever and quirky, the controls are tight and the graphics are endearing. From what I understand it's not a very long game, but if it continues to provide the quality of the first level throughout the rest, I can see myself playing through it again and demoing it to a bunch of friends. For what you're getting, $5 is a steal compared so some of the shallower and more costly VR launch titles.

This game is extremely short. I wish it was longer cause it's not a bad game. Its quite funny and good if you like Adventure Time.

The achievements are quite easy and I was able to 100% after 2 playthroughs.

Like I said very short wish there were more levels. The ending is lame too not even a boss fight.

Game Over Man Game over is this a game or a Demo? Only two short levels and the achivements don't work. Its pretty fun don't get me wrong but it only has 30 mins of game play.

It's a very cute, short (40min) VR platformer. For me it did what I expected it to do: show what a third person game in VR can be like and give some nice characters and environments to lean in and explore. But if you are looking for a long or challenging game this isn't it.

You can't go wrong with this game. It's only $5 and one of the most enjoyable VR platformer experiences I've had. Worth every penny IMO :) It's like 45 mins long, but very memorable.

I imagine in the coming weeks and months dozens of games like this will start popping up left and right - simple, basic 3D VR platformers without much hook, charm or "special sauce".

The distinguishing factor about this game is its Adventure Time license. Everything else is super generic with weak controls, sickness-inducing VR follow camera, basic level art and design.

Music is pretty neat, but as a whole the game is not worth the time.