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Toast Interactive / Dec 18, 2017 / Casual, Indie, Simulation
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CompareYou're on a plank, 80 stories high. Knees shaky, palms sweaty. You have a choice. Do you walk or do you freeze? Richie's Plank is the only VR experience that lets you clone any real-world plank into the virtual world for 2X the immersion.
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We have just released a minor update for Richie's Plank Experience which includes the following: - Updated Safety message text - Updated EULA text - Reduced HMD removal threshold from 5s to 1s to trigger safety message
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80% positive, 474 reviews
Shell of what this experience originally was. Now with a force TOS? WTF is this. Just pirate an old version, this updated one blows.
0 found this helpful, 2026-09-23
It's really just a gimmick game, nice for parties and others to try but there's nothing to do in this game other than walking the plank but that does not make it worth $15. Maybe if it's on a heavy discount and you plan on having a lot of other people try it then buy it, otherwise don't bother.
5 found this helpful, 2026-07-02
very one dimensional and very difficult to move around in game and controllers are worthless
0 found this helpful, 2026-07-03
If your just getting into VR this is a great experience. Have your grandmother try it out!
0 found this helpful, 2026-05-10
Fun for what it is if you want a one off play
0 found this helpful, 2026-05-03
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0 found this helpful, 2026-05-23
The game looks fun, scary and full of stuff to do, but it's pretty much the opposite. There is no replay value in this game and it gets boring fast. This is not worth your time, especially for 15 dollars.
62 found this helpful, 2022-07-13
The game WAS amazing for fun experience with groups of people, everyone sees the others doing it, thinks it's easy, and finds out it's not. However with the Developer pissing their panties and having EACH USER to click the EULA Screen, which requires: - each user to actually have controllers - telling them how to interact with this screen - which is even worse when it's kids This has become unusable. I thankfully...
41 found this helpful, 2023-12-23
This is my go to game for demoing VR to first timers. It's very simple so anybody can figure it out but it's a very powerful experience. Add a real plank and you have yourself a recipe for entertaining large groups. It's just a blast watching the first person freak out and everybody else confused as to how this cartoony thing on the monitor is eliciting such a response. One by one they all take a turn and it...
35 found this helpful, 2018-10-30
Originally this game was unique and a fun way to introduce players to VR. More recently the developers have mindlessly ruined the entire experience. The introduction of a nonsense EULA screen that resets every time the headset is removed, breaks the ability to calibrate a real-world plank and makes the entire game useless. I guess this is what happens when clueless developers don't test their own game and are...
23 found this helpful, 2025-01-06