- September 7, 2016
- Silicon Storm
CloudBound
68%Game Brain Score
gameplay, graphics
replayability
81% User Score 36 reviews
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About
"CloudBound" is a VR platformer game featuring a grappling hook gun for swinging, climbing, and flinging. Its dynamic field of view system minimizes simulation sickness, enabling comfortable high-speed movement. The Early Access game plans to add new levels, hazards, mechanics, graphics updates, and story elements in future updates.







Audience ScoreBased on 36 reviews
gameplay3 positive mentions
- The game features fun swinging mechanics that provide a unique and immersive experience, making players feel like they are flying.
- Despite its short length, the game is enjoyable and offers a satisfying sense of vertigo and accomplishment when reaching the top.
- The locomotion system is well-designed, minimizing motion sickness and allowing for a smooth gameplay experience.
- The game is very short, with most players completing it in under 30 minutes, leading to a feeling of it being more of a demo than a full game.
- There is a lack of content and replayability, with only one level and minimal challenges, which can make the experience feel repetitive.
- The game appears to be abandoned, with no updates or additional content since its early access release, leaving players wanting more.
gameplay
6 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is praised for its engaging swinging mechanics and satisfying interactions, such as using a pick to reorient and hookshot. While the game is short, it offers fun mechanics, though some users noted minor issues with reeling in and expressed a desire for additional tools to enhance climbing. Overall, the gameplay experience is enjoyable and immersive, with a strong sense of vertigo.
“Great swinging mechanics and the feeling of vertigo is awesome!”
“Short and simple game but very fun mechanics - digging in the pick in order to reorient and hookshot with the other hand is very satisfying.”
“I really liked the mechanics of the gun sling and the rock pick to climb or hang on for dear life.”
“Some of the mechanics need a little work; sometimes facing a flat ledge with your hook attached, the reeling in doesn't pull you up and over. But really, that's a minor point and the only negative.”