Lavender

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Lavender is a single player and multiplayer casual role playing game. It was developed by Take Over Games and was released on December 11, 2019. It received negative reviews from players.

"Lavender is a community-driven role-playing game that supports both multi-player and single-player modes, available for both VR and desktop. The game is built on the latest Unity version, utilizing ECS and DOTS technology for a smooth and highly performing VR experience. Lavender allows players to customize their avatars with outfits, physics, gestures, and visemes, promoting personal expression and creativity."

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Audience ScoreBased on 32 reviews

humor3 positive mentions

stability2 negative mentions

The game has a lot of potential and could become a great social VR experience if the developers continue to work on it.
The performance is optimized for VR, allowing for smooth gameplay even with many players in a single instance.
The developers are responsive to community feedback and have shown willingness to implement requested features quickly.

The game is currently broken and unplayable, with many features not functioning as intended, leading to a frustrating user experience.
It feels abandoned, with a lack of updates since early 2021 and a very low player count, making it seem like a dead project.
The game is overpriced for its current state, which resembles a tech demo rather than a fully developed product.

stability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game has been criticized for its poor stability, with users reporting numerous bugs and an unfinished feel at launch. Many recommend avoiding it until significant improvements are made, expressing disappointment and a desire for refunds.
- “Save your money or you will be greeted by a world that is buggy, unfinished, and empty.”
- “TL;DR: It has a couple of good features, but it is a buggy mess, had a bad launch, and I want a refund.”
optimization
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The game, while still in early access and lacking some features, is noted for its impressive optimization and smooth performance, particularly in full body tracking, even with lower-end hardware like Kinect. Users acknowledge the presence of bugs but appreciate the overall fluidity of the experience.
- “Yes, there are bugs and some features are missing at the moment, but that's why it's early access. The performance and the inverse kinematics for full body tracking are amazing; even when using Kinect, it was very smooth and fluid.”
- “The game as of Christmas 2019 is unpolished, but extremely optimized.”
- “Yes, there are bugs and some features are missing at the moment, but that's why it's early access. However, the performance and the inverse kinematics for full body tracking are amazing; even when using Kinect, it was very smooth and fluid.”
humor
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The humor in the game is characterized as a lighthearted and amusing tech demo, providing players with a playful and entertaining experience.
- “A hilarious tech demo that kept me laughing throughout.”
- “The humor in this game is spot on and adds a delightful twist to the gameplay.”
- “I couldn't stop chuckling at the witty dialogue and clever jokes sprinkled throughout.”
emotional
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Users feel a strong sense of inclusivity and warmth from the community, highlighting that even non-patrons are made to feel welcome and valued.