"If you’ve always wanted to be a bird fighting, alien igniting cop with a vengeance, then make sure to add Traffic Cop VR to your library" - VRTheGamers
20 Levels of traffic to direct. Unlock all 8 lanes of oncoming traffic as you progress through your shift 3 Mini-Games: Alien Attack, Bird Hunt & Burger Toss a total of 12 levels of difficulty Full emersion reactive environment Destroy city property Cause accidents
With rhythm & perception keep traffic flowing through the intersection using a strategic plan for cars traveling at different speeds from all 8 lanes to avoid collisions & minimize delays.
Drivers in traffic jams become unpredictable, blowing through the intersection causing accidents or even throwing things at you. When you find food flying towards your face, you can always duck, dodge, catch or throw it back at them if you're feisty!
Break up the work day w/ mini games. Protect the city from Aliens with your ray gun, & use your sling shot to plink giant birds!
Fun, but has a lot of problems. TL;DR: A fun little tech demo, but with many missing features (no tutorial or settings), janky controls, and messed up persepctive (you feel like you're 2 feet tall) that's very immersion breaking and uncomfortable. Not worth more than a few dollars. Even then, you'll likely end up dissapointed.
It's a cool concept for a game. But I expect many, like myself, were expecting something with a more traddiontal simulation of an actual traffic cop in terms of controls. You don't hold your hand out to stop cars or wave to keep them moving, it's very simple point and click (as seen in the trailer on the store page). It tries to add in shooting and throwing elements but they're both very generic and very janky.
The biggest problem is the perspective and height setting. You feel like you're 2 feet off the ground and it scews the viewpoint for everything and makes it downright unsettling. Using the slingshot is impossible because you're real height is different than your in-game height, so angles are all messed up.
Furthermore, there's no settings or tutorial or anything that should be standard in anything that isn't a tech demo. I suppose that's what this is. A tech demo, and not a very good one. It's fun for a few minutes but it is quickly bogged down by its low budget and quality. I don't suggest paying even the On Sale price ($5 at the time of this review). Maybe $1-3 if it interests you and ever drops that low, or is updated with better content and basic features.
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