DOJAGI: The Korean Pottery

About

DOJAGI: The Korean Pottery is a single player simulation game. It was developed by UTPlus Interactive, Inc. and was released on December 9, 2018. It received positive reviews from players.

"Dojagi" in Korean means pottery. You can create pottery with your both hands in Virtual Reality led by Dojagi.

Genres & Tags

Simulation

Play Modes

Single-Player

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Audience ScoreBased on 22 reviews

story1 positive mentions

The game offers a unique and enjoyable pottery experience with a lot of content, including competitions and customization options.
It provides a relaxing and calming environment, making it a great choice for stress relief and creativity.
The clay interaction is responsive to hand movements, showcasing the potential of VR in a creative setting.

The controls for shaping clay feel unnatural and simplistic, detracting from the realism expected in a VR experience.
The game does not work with Oculus Quest 2, limiting accessibility for some users.
The tutorials could be improved to better guide players in creating specific shapes and techniques.

story
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The story is enriched with a variety of content, including competitions and character requests, which actively encourage players to experiment with new designs throughout the gameplay. This engaging narrative structure enhances the overall experience by providing clear guidance and motivation.
- “There's a lot of content to guide your gameplay, like competitions and requests from characters throughout the storyline, which encourages you to try new designs.”
gameplay
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Gameplay is enriched by a wealth of content, including competitions and character requests that drive players to experiment with new designs. This variety not only enhances engagement but also encourages creativity throughout the storyline.
- “There's also a lot of content to guide your gameplay, like competitions and requests/orders from characters throughout the storyline, which encourages you to try new designs.”