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Love the music, art style, and unique levels. Oddly relaxing in early game and panic-inducing in phase 3.

Amusing. Love the art style. Tried this out at PAX West and decided I had to get it. Difficult to play solo though.

Cause ridiculous explosions, make flammable fortresses, play prop hunt, watermelon racing, learn about circuits using WireMod - so many possibilities.

Great experience. The voice acting transitions aren't as smooth as "Dr. Langeskov, The Tiger, and The Terribly Cursed Emerald", but it doesn't detract from the fun. I wasn't a fan of the repetitive swearing gimmick, but I tolerated it.

An interesting little experience and proof of concept. Has a lot of potential, as much of the imagery in IKEA catalogues is already computer-rendered.

I opened this in VR without reading the store description first, so I was confused about how little interaction it had.

Very fun and captivating. It covered the full spectrum of emotions during my playthroughs. Thankfully, there are no scares, so you don't need to worry about that.

The demo reveals nothing about the full game, aside from the style of humour present throughout.

Advice: You shouldn't go down the 'escape' path until you're starting to feel that you've explored most of the game.

Good for a relaxing stroll, but you can probably find most of its content in about an hour, including replays. Your curiosity will be satisfied fairly quickly, and it leaves you wanting for more. Not a great deal in terms of time spent versus money paid, even at sale prices. Overall recommended for its unique concept and execution. It's simply exploring a procedurally-generated world, so avoid this game if that's not your style.

This game is pretty hard. And kind of depressing, if you think about it.