Definitely better with friends.

Pretty good educational 360 experience. It's basically a sequence of 360 photos like you could expect to find from Google Streetview or Google Earth VR, coupled with some informational videos presented mostly by Samantha Cristoforetti, that play on 2D monitors scattered throughout the station. The resolution felt a bit lower than I'd hope, but overall it wasn't bad for a free app. I got through the entire thing within an hour, having watched some of the videos a couple of times because I missed a word that was said (the video player doesn't allow you to choose where to start from). If you watch each video just once, you should be able to get through the entirety of what this has to offer in about half an hour.

Great fun. Well worth the price, especially if you're into Monty Python themed/style humour. It does feel a bit of a novelty game. But if you do decide to do a full achievement run it will take a while to do, plus if you have friends with it, it can be a great laugh.

Finally something that's worse than Bad Rats. This "game" doesn't actually have any gameplay at all, unless you call walking around "gameplay." It looks like somebody's very first Unity project that's had a few Gabe Newell memes slapped around the place. If done right, this could've still worked as a joke game, even if it was cringey - as it stands though, there is no actual game to play. Even having got it free, it's a waste of 3GB bandwidth installing it.

This game will make you see physics in a completely new way.

I played Two Worlds a lot in 2010 on the disc version of this, amassing around 150 hours in it. The acting is rubbish to be quite honest, and the story isn't that exciting(when you finish it, the game simply ends - I didn't actually feel inspired to finish it until I was nearly done with the sidequests). The main reason I had such a long playtime for it was because of the weapon upgrade system which had me running around randomly searching for weapons to combine with what I already owned(and usually find something better), the sidequests which sometimes had an interesting bit of backstory to them and the NPCs(in cities especially) who were remarkably fun to kill or scare with different types of spells(Guards will instakill you at first though).

Two Worlds is also still fairly nice looking for the age it is - don't expect groundbreaking graphics, but the green environments especially still look quite nice.

Excellent game, great value for money. If you have plenty of music in your library, it is great. However, if you don't, you will most likely get tired of it quickly unless you get the pleasure out of mainly scoring high. Also, it might help if you don't have epilepsy. The "Ultra" DLC is worth buying as well, as this adds a Boss Rush game mode, multiplayer, perks, and new enemies. I come back to this often as I buy new albums I want to try out.

This game is brilliant for people who enjoy music and have plenty of music files, but if you aren't really into music then this isn't the game for you. It has a simple, linear style to it, but it is still addictive, as you can see from me playing this game for 90.6 hours so far.