I've wanted to make this post for half a year now, but I've hesitated because I'm afraid it won't reach anyone. Not because I look for "clout", but because I'm so damn saddened by how little people talk about this game.  
And it's understandable. On the surface, Stilt looks like total shovelware. Just another mindless kids game. But I would say that once you try it, you'll be struggling a lot more than in the usual popular mature games. And you might even blame the game's physics at the start. But that's not it; this game has an actual Learning curve. A rare treat from a VR game. This isn't one of those "baby's first games" for the first 5-10 hours, like too many others. And it's just ironic considering how this game looks like compared to the usual easy mature VR games.

This game is one of the only games I've completed 100%, and still keep wanting more. This is the only game I've "routed" for "speedruns".   
This is the best platforming game I've ever played, and I've played quite a bit of them.   
The combination of absolutely on point physics and controls, and the fun level design (which gets quite crazy at times) makes this game a blast to play from start to finish.

The problem with too many VR games is that they're all physics playgrounds without being proper games. Everything's just mashy and repetitive despite what you'd assume the range of motion VR provides should bring to gaming.  
Stilt is one of the few games that is all about the physics, that also feels like a proper game. There's no "I chop the 100th enemy into the head and it dies, I guess this is going somewhere? I guess this is fun?". You just move forward, you're presented with new challenges through the level design, you fail, you learn, thus winning becomes actually satisfying. 

Please play this game, talk about this game, and ask any devs to make more of THIS.