Flying Hero VR

Experienced on the Oculus Rift and Windows Mixed Reality
Please note: I received a free Steam key through the Steam Curator Connect program
You can view my review & gameplay here:
I did experience a serious bug when choosing the Oculus SDK. The game would cut off part of my view and have a fishbowl type effect. It would also cause screen tearing and warping around the edges. I would also clip through objects more frequently. However, I was able to fix the issue by simply choosing Steam VR instead of the Oculus SDK upon launch from the Steam library. Unfortunately, that would cause the HTC Vive wand controller mapping to show up instead of the Oculus Touch controls, but it was about the same really.
This is a simple game that I believe is geared towards families, especially those with young kids. If you're an adult and a VR veteran, you probably won't find much to enjoy here. It's a relatively small map (compared to non-VR games) and you fly around and do mini-game type missions. You can have a timed raced, where you fly through hoops as fast as possible. Or you can look for items within a certain time limit. Or you can shoot some objects, within a certain time limit.
If you think you would enjoy roleplaying as Superman ... errr ... Supercat then this game might be for you. You can upgrade your booster to go faster or change the skin. You can also hit the turbo to fly even faster for a short time. You do have graphical settings of low, high, very high, or ultra. The game defaulted to low on my 1060 GTX and ran usually at a steady 90 frames per seconds, but there were dips here and there.
I didn't have fun playing this game, but I'm obviously not the target audience for this experience. I also believe there are better kid's VR games out there, such as GNOG, or Luna, or even The Curios Tale of the Stolen Pets. There's also Rec Room or VR chat, which are both completely free and both full of very small and very immature kids. However, it's pretty low priced and it's nice for what it is. It has a decent amount of content and I could see someone being entertained for 2-3 hours by this. I probably would have enjoyed this as a snot-nosed brat who didn't know any better way back when.
Rate 5.5/10

A VR open city to fly around - trying to find all the lost cats, like a good superhero. There is a bunch of other secrets to find on your explorations and your rocket boosters can be upgraded also

It's ok but the issue is that in order to make it enjoyable you need the laser rocket fully upgraded to have fun navigating the map. I spent the first hour trying to find every cat that I could so I can obtain bonus points and complete a few missions to raise enough money to buy new rockets and do upgrades.
Even after maxing out my laser rocket and upgrading the others, the game didn't offer enough variety to keep me interested. I was kind of forcing myself to continue playing hoping something more interesting would come about but I was kind of disappointed.
It's definitely cool to fly around with a rocket and the controls are pretty solid. The issue is that the game doesn't offer what most of us would call thrill seeking or an action pack experience. It's just a nice lighthearted game with great potential to be something more engaging.
I played it on the HP Reverb G2 WMR which worked flawless. I'll recommend it because it has potential but this is not an action pack experience you may be seeking.
FYI
You need to push up on your right thumb stick on the WMR controller to buy stuff at the shop while pointing at what you want. You then move the thumb stick left or right to select yes or no to confirm selection. Furthermore, your right thumb stick is also used for shooting in some missions. ( Ice and Zombies )

This is good. If this really is version 0.1 as it says, this game is really good. It's far from a complete game, but still very playable and great for kids. I'm using a Valve Index, and the controls are really nice in this game, and the graphics are awesome in Ultra. I just wanted to start out my Valve Index experiences with a decent "Iron Man" type of flying game to see how it made me feel, and this one was perfect! It's simple and easy to learn and play, and actually makes me a little dizzy hopping from skyscraper to skyscraper, and I even get cramps in my legs from balancing a lot when I think I might fall off of ledges or buildings.
Sure, it's a little silly hunting cute kitties, but I like it. And my grandkids just love it. I only hope they add the ability to reset the game to the beginning again, because before my grandkids even tried it, I had already captured most of the kitties and had already upgraded my boosters to the max, so there was little left for them to do except fly around and explore. I assume (and hope) there will be a lot more added to this game in future versions, including that reset option. This game really has great potential and I'm looking forward to what its future holds.
If there's a way I could even delete my save data on Steam for this game, I would greatly appreciate the how-to from anyone... I already tried an uninstall and re-install, but it still remembers. And I also tried searching for any leftover files for the game on my system after uninstalling, and deleted those, then re-installed, but it STILL remembered.
Great game though, I recommend it, even in its version 0.1 state.

TL:DR
The Game you were looking for! (or at least I was)
If you ever thought about flying in VR - THIS IS IT!
Controls feel intuitive, are fun and easy to learn (but hard to master).
The world is beautifully designed and offer lots and lots of dank memes <3
Pro
- Flying in VR (do I need to say more?)
- upgradeable thrusters
- beautiful open world
- hilarious missions, secrets and more
- runs at 90fps without probs
Con
- graphics are okay
- story isn't too deep (but do you really care?)
Also: it's a very low price for a lot of fun!
Support this indie dev, buy the game and become a (flying) hero!

It's a fun Kirby Air Ride variant in VR. If you enjoyed Kirby's timed challenges where you race to find and collect objects, fly through rings, or shoot targets, you can have some fun here.

Very fun, though rough around the edges (you hear static from the sound at times, fall through boats and whatnot instead of landing on them, etc).
One improvement that this game needs to work for "seated" is turning without actually turning your body, IE using the stick or such to turn your body. Otherwise you need a chair on a swivel and to untangle the cord after a bit.