It truly sucks, because this game did have potential with some tweaking and continued support, but evidently, it appears that the last update was 4 months ago, a few weeks after release, and that there's been zero feedback from the dev since then. Oh well, at least I didn't pay full price for it, and enjoyed my few hours playing it, but like anything in life, it's a live and learn experience. If you're thinking about buying it, I'd suggest waiting until it's less than $10 at the most for the few hours ...

One of the troubling things about the other KayakVR game is the MOTION SICKNESS. Can anyone (dev) comment on whether any steps were taken / implemented to avoid motion sickness? (ONLY IF you experienced motion sickness in Kayak VR -- is this one any better??)...

even at seat height 40. Its like I'm standing in the Kayak. Can hardly get paddle in the water. Have tried changing boundaries and floor height on Quest 3 but its just the same. Any ideas???

It doesnt matter how i am moving in the kayak and how im rowing, there are some places for example in the end at the second stage, where youre touching stone and glitching through the whole map, so im not able the finish the level, im sorry but this is annoying...

Very promising game, but I'll get straight to my point: There is a persistence/latency issue with head tracking. By any physical movement of the head (mainly rotational) you feel that the camera is constantly running behind, as if it were attached with a rubber band. Very annoying, a VR beginnner would immediately get motion sickness. Please fix this. I have a Reverb G2 and the game launches in openXR by default (which I was a little curious about, but as a WMR guy I prefer that over openVR with all th...