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Rec Room is easily one of the best games I've ever played. My rating isn't based on graphics, music, sound or any other bad metric. I've played the original Zork to the modern day Deus Ex. While this game is simple and doesn't have complex mini games - the community of other people in the game easily make up for it.

I usually steer away from multi-player games personally due to lack of team play or just immaturity. But everyone who I have played with in this game or interacted with has been, for lack of a better word, normal. No 12 year olds screaming obscenities and the other players generally want to interact with you and each other. It feels very welcome for older and young generations.

There is no other game, that I know of, that offers causal games and the ability to meet new friends in a wholesome moderated envrionment.

I am a gamer so playing the game is natural to me but there should be a "guided mode" for new or younger players with tips that guide them through what to do. I have noticed when letting kids play this game they didn't quite know what to do - but they eventually figured it out.

Rec Room is easily one of the best games I've ever played. My rating isn't based on graphics, music, sound or any other bad metric. I've played the original Zork to the modern day Deus Ex. While this game is simple and doesn't have complex mini games - the community of other people in the game easily make up for it. I usually steer away from multi-player games personally due to lack of team play or just immaturity. But everyone who I have played with in this game or interacted with has been, for lack of a better word, normal. No 12 year olds screaming obscenities and the other players generally want to interact with you and each other. It feels very welcome for older and young generations. There is no other game, that I know of, that offers causal games and the ability to meet new friends in a wholesome moderated envrionment. I am a gamer so playing the game is natural to me but there should be a "guided mode" for new or younger players with tips that guide them through what to do. I have noticed when letting kids play this game they didn't quite know what to do - but they eventually figured it out.