You’ll do pretty simple things like staking boxes with a crane, or other times grabbing two clouds and banging them together to get them to rain so the seeds you just planted can grow. When you’re in control, you can use your massive ghostly arms to interact with the world and basically solve some fairly simple puzzles across the game’s handful of levels. Towering over these locations and marveling over every bit of detail, you almost feel like you’ve been thrust into a Laika Studios film. What initially starts as a simple setup eventually blossoms a heartwarming tale, that can be at times both incredibly heartbreaking and relatable, with a lovably charming cast of characters.Īlmost like a theater show, each level slowly bathes the scenery in light as it reveals your play space, and every level’s reveal is as breathtaking as the last. Your interactions with Louis are the brunt of the game and it helps that you can’t help but feel endeared to this little cat it’s the small touches like creating a secret handshake with him that you can initiate at any moment that helps strengthen your relationship with him. After Louis’ initial shock at coming face to face with what’s a literal god, you tag along with him as he goes about his day working on his family’s farm or running errands ‘round the town. Ghost Giant puts you in the role of the titular giant, who meets a cute little cat named Louis who’s the only one who seems to be able to see you. MonsterVine was supplied with an Oculus Quest code for review The game itself can have the most basic mechanics in the world but if it can make me feel like I’m there, then I’m sold. A VR game lives or dies by how well it can bring you into its world.
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