The tech side was cool on this, the burning fires and how they spread leaving charred remains was very done.

As for it being a 'game' as such, it looked like time was a big factor here. Like Beard or Die, I didn't encounter any threat or enemies and for me, it seemed like an interactive demo where you could burn down your camp. 

The texturing, shaders and lighting where great on the camp itself (although it did clash against the environment in the background which was more of a polygon style). I also thought the ladders might be climbable, but they weren't - so I just burnt them all down :)

For me, performance-wise I was getting big pauses every couple of seconds - not sure why, but it run fine for a while then periodically stutter and hang for a bit. Was quite impactful, and noticeable enough that it effected the whole experience unfortunately. 

The grass looked like it was having a lot of fun dancing though :)

All-in-all, the fire burning and spreading was a great showcase on this and I think given more time this would make a great experience. Nice work!

So, I never encountered any monsters. I couldn't seem to hit anything with the axe. The lighter (which looked out of place for all the other assets) helped me light the torch, but all I could do with it was burn down my own encampment. I could only scale the buildings/platforms by using an unintentional self-collision with the torch, and then I could basically elevator up to any height I wanted, which was trippy. :) I'd love to know what was in the plans for this, for sure. One week is really not enough for a VR jam, in my opinion. It takes quite a bit of work to get anything into VR. Hopefully future jams will be 2 weeks or at least two weekends.