maybe him skill issue?

I take ten years to find a safe way to throw my servants out and get clobbered so hard my health bar disappears in two seconds as a punishment.

10/10 I enjoy every time.

Ever wanted to become "the bullet hell"? Well that's basically what this game is and it's a satisfying enough loop for me.
Walk around, level up, get new items, make powerful new evolved forms of weapons (with the right upgrades) and see if you can last the full 30 minutes in each level.
Don't worry about casting or doing anything, the game does it for you! Just walk around and try not to get cornered. Very simple but honestly very fun! A great game to play now and then for when you want to feel powerful, or watch something on the side at the same time.

I run fast and click on people, yippee!

It took me ten years to find the answers to something...

I forgot
about it in two seconds...

That's about iiiiiiiit!

The Leshy walked on earthly mother,
Guided by their heavenly fathers,
Drawn along by sister moon,
And the secrets of the stars.


...Go take the time to play this game, you won't regret it.

Right now I sadly have to not recommend this DLC, as I don't feel it's in a very good state at the moment.

The difficulty spike from the base game and the difficulty found within the DLC is a massive leap, and I found it rather jarring and shocking as levels that I would play through casually to have a good time have suddenly become nightmares in terms of difficulty and ramping up with massive amounts of otherwise unneeded pressure.

The second level of the Arctic Cruise chapter features a segment wherein you need to respond to different RNG tasks whilst on a timer, trying to balance the workload and keep the Captain calm whilst succeeding where you can. This wouldn't be so much of a problem if it weren't for the fact that tasks can pop up in any location, near or far, at random. That in itself wouldn't be so bad if the navigation system the game provides you worked well either, as currently the arrows that guide you towards the nearest appropriate task have a tendency to lead you either in circles or to the incorrect locations. One particular incident had the arrows lead me back and forth through the same door repeatedly next to the Captains room to no avail, so I had no idea how to get to my target.

Then there's the Death Wish challenges, which whilst I understand are meant to challenge experienced players, I feel like they shouldn't be mandatory to be passed in order to experience the new story DLC chapter, as the difficulty alone in those are extremely hard and quite frankly frustrating. I understand more experienced players may fair better than myself, but all I've wanted to do is experience the new story content and perhaps tackle the challenges when I feel more confident later, I shouldn't have to repeatedly try and force my way through them just to get to the story.

In any case, right now I sadly cannot bring myself to recommend this DLC as excited as I am for it, as unfortunately I have had a rather saddening and frustrating experience with it.

Ever wanted to feel like a musical samurai?
Now's the time my friend, this game is a must have if you've got VR.

This game is an absolute treat to play!
It's effectively a love letter to the gamecube era style of platformers, and features a lot of elements from that time.
It even has the little dedicated platforming level sections like Super Mario Sunshine had!
The controls feel tight and very comfortable to use, so again if you're used to the Mario style of platforming you'll feel right at home here.
My only real complaint about the controls is sometimes they can feel a little bit wonky on tight ropes, as jumping off of them or trying to get extra height can sometimes lead to your demise since Hat Girl doesn't seem to stick to them as much as Mario does in Sunshine or Galaxy.
Other than that, this game is amazing and well worth the wait! If you love those older styles of platformers you're in for a fun experience with a gorgeous soundtrack that's a delight for the ears.