A really great game, you can tell it was made with heart. This is evident in the small details that were carefully crafted, as well as the interesting and fun graphics. The gameplay itself is well thought out; only once did a card get stuck on the table, and I couldn’t pick it up. Even so, it didn’t ruin the overall experience. Congratulations to the creator!

Nice submission.

I would recommend putting the how to play sign beside the player as the first time I played, I was not paying attention as I loaded in and missed the explanation. I didn't realise you could walk around for a while to see the sign.

When I figured out how to play, it was quite fun. The mechanics felt really nice and polished. I thought you threw by releasing the trigger which worked for me despite not realising the actual reason so I didn't have a problem there.

My only complaint with the actual gameplay would be a lack of agency. On some turns, I felt I couldn't make much of an impact.

Overall, I really enjoyed the game and I liked the inclusion of the voice and the presents when you win.

Also, I noticed the game was made in Godot, would you recommend the engine for VR and also just in general?

Nice job! I appreciated the environment, masks, and card art.

I have to confess that it took me a while to finally understand how to throw the card, but I finally got the hang of it after taking off the headset, watching your playthrough video and then rereading the instructions on the description page for using the trigger to unpin before being able to throw. I was more concerned with understanding the rules of the card game itself.

I appreciate that it's a game jam and everyone has limited amount of time/energy to make a game. I might suggest a quick thing to add for post-jam would be to have the voice in the game say "Press the trigger to unpin the card first in order to throw it".

Alternatively, I think it would have been even easier to understand by replacing the pinning mechanic entirely (I know you worked hard on it though) and have it auto-sort/arrange the cards linearly in your hand (like it does with the other players).  As long as you return the card to a delimited area near your hand, it will put it back in your hand, while dropping it outside that area would throw it. This also solves the problem of having all the new cards spawn in the the same place in your hand and overlapping on top of each other, which confused me at first.

I did finally win a round and received an etch-a-sketch!