There needs to be more games like this. I love these asynchronous games. I wish more developers would consider it. It makes having friends over and using VR a lot more fun.
Fun With Groups. I like VR games you can play with groups and everyone wins together; this one maybe 3 people max. Especially fun with young ones, but someone needs to be able to type fast; nice way to split responsibilities. Learn communication skills and cooperation is a super fun way! Warning: sensitive people can get motion-sickness.
Test your crap. If they had tested this game on the Oculus platform, which they clearly haven't, they would have realized that there are buttons on the Oculus touch controller that DONT WORK. I'm sick of games converting their crappy bs from the steam/vive world and spending 10 minutes on the port. The controllers are DIFFERENT. Get your thick crappy steam vive podunk skull wrapped around that and do some GD testing. You get NOTHING because I can't even play the game.
Fun game for the price. Great game to play local co-op. You do need to use a contoller, but other than that, I think it's a good deal for the price we paid ($10).
Surprised. Back before this was on Oculus, one of the big bugs was that you couldn't snap-turn left with the oculus touch controllers. It's now been out on Oculus for a while and snap-turning still isn't fixed. I'm not gonna turn right three times to turn left folks.
Not worth the price. The game itself plays well enough, but for $10 it's a waste of cash. The graphics are so minimal, and the lack of any sort of light mapping makes the game just feel stale and flat. The silly looking box enemies took me out the experience, and everything was so minimal I couldn't enjoy the experience. It had a solid foundation, and a cool idea, but I've played games 100x better for $2.
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