- November 21, 2018
- Pelican Party
- 1h median play time
Sam & Dan: Floaty Flatmates
Platforms
About
Oh nooo, the world is flooded! Oh no, there is also a really big shark! You are a survivor of the apocalypse, stuck in your apartment, all by yourself, so sad... Across the street there is another survivor. Let's wave to each other, work together and both reach the boat to get to safety!










- Fun and engaging co-op gameplay that encourages teamwork and communication.
- Short but enjoyable experience, perfect for a quick gaming session with a friend.
- Free to play, making it accessible for anyone with a VR headset.
- Controls and movement mechanics can be awkward and unintuitive, leading to frustration.
- The game is very short, with most players completing it in under an hour.
- Finding other players for co-op can be difficult due to a low player base.
gameplay
32 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is characterized as a fun and engaging co-op VR experience, featuring unique mechanics and enjoyable interactions, though it is notably short, averaging around 30 to 45 minutes. While players appreciate the solid controls and immersive atmosphere, some find the mechanics clunky and the grab system problematic. Overall, it offers a good introduction to VR gaming, especially for puzzle enthusiasts, despite its brief duration and occasional technical issues.
“Things started off light-hearted as the newcomer playfully swiped my chest pieces, injecting a playful energy into the gameplay.”
“Perfect as a VR beginner's introductory game with a friend or a random stranger, smooth gameplay, nice visuals, and immersive atmosphere.”
“What a fantastic little experience to have with a friend, short but sweet is how I would describe this, with fun bow mechanics and wonderful little interactions with the world that all make sense.”
“When you first get in, check the settings as I found the default grab-to-move mechanic just horrible to get around with.”
“The gameplay was simple though and not as many puzzles as I had hoped.”
“My machine is a Ryzen 2600X, 16GB 2800 DRAM, 1070 Ti GTX and 40 Mbps internet speed, yet the gaming experience is riddled with glitches where objects in the game will either not cooperate with the intended game mechanics or altogether disappear, requiring a restart of the game. Moreover, the audio connection is at least delayed 2 seconds and sounds like it's coming through a tin can.”