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HoldensVR / Dec 13, 2017 / Action, Adventure, Casual, Indie, Racing, Early Access
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Set in a beautiful world and designed solely for VR, Derora is a captivating puzzle game and competitive climbing experience. Throw, grab and hop your way through each layer of the mystical rainforest, creating your own path to get back to your nest.
| Part | Your PC | MinimumNot sure |
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| CPU | Not set | Intel Core i5 Can't tell |
| GPU | Not set | NVIDIA GTX 970 / AMD Radeon R9 290 or greater Can't tell |
| RAM | Not set | 6 GB RAM Can't tell |
NEW - Hard difficulty added for each level (All timer blocks and less of them!) Fixed - Continue after completing level 1D was not working - Fixed and now takes you to the level select screen (Play through again on hard if you're bird enough!)
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75% positive, 4 reviews
Its 4 levels (4 normals 4 exact same ones hard) (hard meaning fewer blocks and dissapear after 4 seconds you touchd them) And it doesnt feel right if you want to throw yourself to reach it the boost it gives you is way to small and most time you just glitch through the blocks and not grabbing them at all wich is infuriating. this game needs allot of work.
0 found this helpful, 2018-05-06
A fun and frolicing climbing puzzle game that is tons of fun. The soundtrack is awsome and really gets you in the mood for the game :D
0 found this helpful, 2018-04-15
2 Minute Video Review → https://youtu.be/L4HEpg57rcA This game features a climbing mechanic I've never seen before. You have to manually break apart floating cubes that you'll use to climb to the goal. I enjoyed playing this. The minimalist visual style and soundscape are beautiful. There's only 4 levels right now, I beat it on normal difficulty in about 20 minutes. It's short, but I'm excited to see more content...
2 found this helpful, 2017-12-28
While i've only played the first few levels, I'm already very impressed with what Derora has to offer. I plan on sitting down tonight and finishing the rest of it. It's a concept I never knew I would want or could even be possible. Basically you climb from block to block, and in the early levels you are the one in control of where the blocks ultimately go and you mess with physics in one of the coolest ways I've...
3 found this helpful, 2017-12-15
