My wife is really excited for the game, she had a similar idea, but lacked the math skills to execute on it, so we're elated that you made this game . We are a completely Linux household though, so hopefully you'll make a port.

While slice is cool and is what we would see as 3D beings, but would be nice to have special mode that would allow us to see as 4D beings. For sure it won't be easy to implement and then to grasp by players, but something can be shown. At least a wire-frame. Or some other ways to make projection of 4D into 3D and then on 2D monitor. I hope it is possible, because slice is very liming....

its continuing to load in the headset but its running on the desktop fine, i can see all my movements and camera angle in-game, I've tried all the possible ways to fix to load into the headset (i can hear the blocks falling in the menu through my VR but its stuck on the loading screen) so i think its a bug in the game...

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While playing around with this tool can definitely help you get a better grasp on how 4-dimensional space works, I feel it's missing a key feature that would help you understand what is, in my opinion, the single most confusing part about 4D objects in the first place, which is how they rotate through the 4th dimension. Right now, you're basically at the mercy of physics for things to rotate in 4D at all, which is definitely not very helpful for actually understanding how it works! If you could freely rot...