Meh. It doesn't have the same feel as transformed racing. It's clearly catered for "casual' (kids). It's a racing game that by default has steer assist turned on. It feels like it's trying to be mario kart but the controls feel like you're on rails for about half the time, and the other half if you make a mistake you quickly lose several rankings and struggle to get back. The powerups aren't as inspired. The worlds...I have no idea what half of them are. There's not much nostalga with the maps. DLC didn't properly activate even after several races. There's not as much action or intensity as with previous sonic racing games. Transformed has so many different game modes, challenges, etc that put this to shame. Progression isn't earned by getting better, it's earned by grinding and unlocking "gadgets" for your car so you get a sense of accomplishment by grinding instead of actually getting better at it. For instance to unlock the "Super slow starter" gadget that gives your vehicle +20 stats during the third lap, you need to finish 78 races. No skill, no challenges, just vroom vroom for about 8 hours of your life and you'll be rewarded with a better vehicle. Sonic transformed released in 2012, many people who were fands of that game don't have time to do grindy unlocks that provide advantages in game. This is a game that appeals to young kids, poops over nostalga, and rewards people who have a lot of time and doesn't focus on skill. Utterly frustrating. Refunded.

It's not bad, but it's not really good. Realistically this should be DLC. Not worth $30. Not worth $60. The game features enemies and characters that are mostly re-used from previous games. There's not really anything 'new'. The story takes place with you playing a fictional game called bunkers and badassess within the world of borderlands, as such the story is inconsequential. There's marginal character development. I did a middle amount of sidequests, completed it all in 26 hours and then spent four hours checking everything out. I was not max level and didn't focus much on grinding but still had absolutely no issues with finishing the final boss and was surprised when it was over. If you do all the sidequests (of which a decent amount are soulless fetch quests), you'll be at max level and running around incredibly overpowered.

The game was released a year ago. Levels are capped to 40. So you kinda never really get a chance to expand into all 3 trees. There's some interesting weapons, but a lot of them are just rehashes of previous stuff. Your time and money are realistically spent on better things

Should be cheaper. It's short and fun, completing the main storyline and a significant amount of side quests took less than 6 hours. You're basically writing very basic, repetitive programs visually. Sort colors, sort shapes, split data and either good for understanding basic logic structure...or flexing on people who aren't familiar with programming.. For $9 or as part of a bundle, it's worth it.

You basically have 9 data types, and need to move them from the left of the screen to the right of the screen. The most 'interaction' between different data is when you're trying decide if you want to just cheeze the probability or do something more elegant. Protip: Cheese everything, the fastest/laziest solution is usually the best. Also, avoid load balancers as they double costs. Usually you can cheese it by splitting an input two ways with a color comparison set both types to the same color. 50/50 spit of all input. Not nearly as fast as a load balancer, but works almost as well.

This is probably one of the better/best VR art programs out there. It's basically like a super charged version of the Steam VR Home. Wishes:
* Ability to create 'guided' on rail tours (ideally with interactive audio)
* Interactive/responsive art
* Keyframe animation/movement
* Easy Basic 3D shapes.

Purchased and refunded. While it runs fine. Realistically it's just minecraft in space, except minecraft actually has significant content, is cheaper, has multiplayer. Minecraft does not have random animals however. The key problem is there's not enough content (in my opinion) to justify the $60 pricetag.

I don't actually play it. But I know people that do and they enjoy it.