Close Encounters

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You guide orbs toward targets using a floating platform that reacts to your movements. Each round throws new obstacles into the mix, swinging pendulums, shifting terrain, or sudden gravity shifts. The goal is simple: keep the orbs in play long enough to hit their markers before they vanish. It plays like a VR version of air hockey with a sci-fi twist, demanding quick reflexes and split-second decisions. The game’s tight controls and escalating difficulty have players talking. Early testers on Meta Quest 3 note how the headset’s tracking turns every tilt and swipe into a tangible action. With 50 levels and randomized modifiers, it’s short but replayable. Since its May 2024 launch, it’s drawn 4.3 stars from 1,200 reviews, many praising how it turns idle moments into brain-burning fun.