Color Connect

If you like puzzle games and you are looking for one in VR, this one might be interesting to you. I was wondering what could possibly be worth putting a puzzle game in VR, but since this involves a lot of 3D spatial thinking, putting it in VR is the best thing for it!
The basic premise is this: You have a pair of dots with the same color and you have to draw a line from one to the other. BUT you also have other color dot pairs to work with AND you can't cross the lines you've already drawn. Very early on it's quite simple and you start to wonder if there's ever going to be a challenge, but then they throw in 3 colors and now it starts to get interesting.
The game scores you based on how many moves you made vs how many moves you were SUPPOSED to make. I haven't seen any situations where you can make fewer moves than suggested but that's a possibility as the puzzles get more complex down the line.
My only complaint is kinda a complaint about the controls on the Index. When I first started the game, the tutorial was annoying because I was supposed to move my hands and draw a line, but every time I tried the whole puzzle moved. I almost couldn't do ANYTHING and was tempted to just skip the tutorial (in case it was bugged) but I kept after it and eventually figured it out. The problem was that the game uses the grip buttons (or gripping the controllers on Index) to indicate you want to move/manipulate the puzzle. The index apparently registers a "grip button press" to the game with very little hand pressure on the controllers and as I held it normally, it registered as me gripping the puzzle like I wanted to move it around in my hands.
Once I learned I had to totally relax my hand and let my trigger finger do all the work, then it was possible for me to move the controller without also moving the puzzle. It's a minor thing but a lot of games these days seem to not take index controller sensitivity into account.
Otherwise, the game is pretty chill and relaxed with no pressure other than "complete the level". The music is kinda soft and the scenery is ok so it could be considered a relaxing game. It's not generally my kind of puzzle game but if you enjoy puzzles that involve spatial thinking then you might enjoy this game.

I'm not a fan of this genre of games, received the game as a gift, but I liked it.
Played so far 25 minutes. will play more.

Video of my first dip into the game:
A really charming and chill little puzzle game. Nice atmosphere without being taxing or distracting, and a nice gentle introduction to the style of puzzle without being too easy for too long. I've played around 40 minutes so far and really enjoyed it, and already I'm having to stop and have a think about the puzzles with *lots* more to go.
At the launch-time discounted price this is an absolute steal and you'd be daft not to buy it! At the normal price?... yeah, this is easily worth grabbing for those times where you want something to chill out with.
Consider me won over.

A relaxing, seated, puzzle game that rewards your ability to find pathways through a tangle of lines in as few moves as possible. I completed the game in 5 hours and had a delightful time due to the calming scenery and music. I was so impressed with the experience I gifted it to some of my friends. The interface is minimal and intuitive, just like it should be. I plan on playing through multiple times.

Chill casual VR puzzle. Gameplay is simple yet addictive: you connect colored nodes on a graph in 3D space. Higher difficulty levels are somewhat challenging but not too hard

Without any exaggeration, this is the best stress-free puzzle game I've played in VR. The UI is very well-designed and simple to use. The visuals are beautiful and relaxing. A lot of thought and care has gone into the design of the mechanics and levels. And great music too.