Loop One: Done

I honestly loved this game, I've been playing it for a few hours and its a love and hate relationship, I was laughing with my best friends the other night while us playing it and we noticed that you can enjoy the game in very different aspects. He played it in a more fun and relaxing manner like taking an afternoon to build a Lego set. As for my self I Major in engineering and overall in STEM so I so I took it as a challenge to optimize and make money, I had a lot of fun but it was a beautiful way to piss off my neighbors at 4am. I played this on my Valve Index and it overall performed well, while there were small bugs, they weren't significant enough to fully halt my gameplay and overthrow the overall experience. I believe with time these bugs will be fixed and the game will be tens of times better from what it is now, its just a matter of time. Furthermore, this is on the commentary from my best friend and his experience, while it would be better for him to post a review, I believe his input is important, hardware wise, as well are the different point of view. He played with the new Steam Frame, honestly a marvel of engineering and he explained that he had little to no problems with the game and the steam frame took it like a champ. from what I saw he had lots of fun designing and creating his little "factory" I believe we can both agree this game reminds us of another factory based came which I don't have a clue if I'm allowed to mention or not but it is similar to this one to some extent but this gives a great birds eye view and the freedom of VR, this allows for many creative and overall innovative designs to be created instead of being bound to a Keyboard & Mouse or Controller. In my conclusion I'd give it an 8.5/10 Specific dislikes that will likely be fixed later: - The lag when pressing trigger from time to time. This is not in all occasions and seems to be completely random to my knowledge, when pressing trigger for example trying to grab and place a structure, the performance bar that can be displayed on Steamvr fully dropped for a small deration no more than a second, an effect of this is the inability grab that structure and it can become frustrating very quickly however if you use your other hand to do the action I've seen it fixes the issue, this doesn't mean it wont happen again unfortunately. - Turning, I use smooth turning because its just my preference but I believe I've looked far and wide in the settings but I can't seem to find a button or scale to speed up the turning because in smooth turning it is detrimentally slow personally and most of the time I just turn manually but that because a problem quickly because with the Valve Index it uses a large cable connecting to my PC and it can become tangled and eventually with enough wear and tear it may break and currently its going for $129 USD. I know this isn't really an issue but its just something small that I would like to see that could improve the game for me and maybe for others in the future.