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VR Party Pack

$4.99
Release Date:
Developer:
Weston Bell-Geddes
Publisher:
Weston Bell-Geddes
Platforms:
Windows
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About This Game

It's great for both small groups of close friends and large group of party people! VR Party Pack is a local multiplayer game designed for beginner to advanced virtual reality users. Only one VR headset required!

Some mini games include:
  • Beer Pong
  • Bowling
  • Box Artist
  • Crazy Climber
  • Darts
  • Free Throw Mania
  • Home Run Derby
  • Party Ninja
  • Ping Pong
  • Mini Golf (coming soon)
  • Tennis (coming soon)
  • + So many more in the works!

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User Reviews

Mixed
11 user reviews
55%
Positive
40 min at review
Recommended

Disclaimer: I only recommended this game because it has potential and because of the low price tag. If there was an option between "recommend" and "not recommend" I would choose it. Here's a quick breakdown: This game is greatly unfinished but has no major bugs or glitching that I could see. Some of the games have little to no point (like the climbing game) Most of the games haven't been released into the game yet. The only playable game in my opinion is the bowling and MAYBE the basketball, the issue here though is the feel of the gameplay. To be more precise the handling of the bowling balls and basketballs have little to no control and it is very difficult to adjust the aim. To be fair I did have a good time trying this game with a friend and it is worth the $5 imo to support the creators so long as they have interest to continue development.

16 helpful 1 funny
11 min at review
Recommended

VR Party Pack is an interesting game. It has a very simple concept: a few minigames for you to play with a few friends using your VR headset. The games are: bowling, free throw contest, Zero-G darts, 3D charades, climbing contest, baseball hitting, beer pong, a sort of fruit ninja, and ping pong (with more games coming). I may not have played it for long, but it is fairly self-explanitory. However, I have noticed a few things. 1) This game is VERY buggy. I can tell the developer is a bit inexperienced, but that's okay! It just means they're going to be better in the future. You can expect things like the baseballs to suddenly stop spawning, your darts not sticking to the board, or the free throw timer to start going into the negatives. 2) This is a fairly small game. The $7 price tag is fairly justified because there isn't too much to do, but it's definitely fun if you've got a few mates over and just want to dick around in a quick game with each other or if you're just bored and fee...

5 helpful 1 funny
26 min at review
Recommended

Can you add a back button on the game to get back to main menu? That'd be HUGE!

4 helpful 1 funny
30 min at review
Recommended

I've played about every game by this developer (Weston Bell Geddes) I can find. I love every single one. Each so different than the last offering such a unique experience. I had a really great time playing this game with my family and friends over the holiday. The game is buggy. The game is also in early access. I see the potential for this game, and I look forward to the future of this game. The price is so low for such a great amount of content, but that's an opinion to be formed after seeing and playing it. And yes, I really really recommend playing it with friends. Nonetheless a fantastic feat for a solo developer.

3 helpful 1 funny
51 min at review
Recommended

Awesome game. I LOVE THIS GAME

15 min at review
Not Recommended

The physics in this game are just wrong on so many levels and I did not find the mini-games enjoyable. Baseball was the worst for me with never being able to hit the ball off the tee more than a few feet. Bowling doesn't keep proper score. You bowl a lane with two balls and then move over to the next lane to bowl two more balls. It's like what's the point? Beer pong and basketball are bad too with the balls not going where you want them to go. In rock climbing, you don't even have to grab onto anything. Just grab the wall and go up. The paddle is too large in ping pong and the physics are not great, but at least it is somewhat enjoyable. I found box artist and darts to be confusing and they should probably be removed from this collection. Overall, I cannot recommend this game in it's current state.

1 funny
10 min at review
Not Recommended

None of the virtual games work as expected or are even remotely playable, the last patch was in March of 2020 so it seems the developer dropped this game like a bad habit! TYPICAL EA GARBAGE CASH GRAB AVOID!

1 funny
35 min at review
Not Recommended

Unplayable sadly. We got this to have a light fun game to play after new years but every mini game we tried was not playable. We tried resetting the sensors and re-aligning ourselves in the center of a moderate level room and every game was hilariously unplayable. I'm sorry but this was a huge disappointment even for 5$. Out of my 15+ games this has been the only one that has been too buggy to play.

1 funny
30 min at review
Not Recommended

Lots of bugs when I last played. Most of the games were unplayable. Disappointed with this purchase. 2/10

1 funny

System Requirements

Minimum

Minimum:
  • Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
  • OS *: Windows 7/8.1/10 (64bit)
  • Processor: Intel Core i5 Sandy Bridge or equivalent
  • Memory: 4 GB RAM
  • Graphics: NVIDIA GTX 960 or equivalent
  • VR Support: SteamVR. Standing or Room Scale

Recommended

Recommended:
  • Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system

FAQ

How much does VR Party Pack cost?

VR Party Pack costs $4.99.

What are the system requirements for VR Party Pack?

Minimum: Minimum: Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system OS *: Windows 7/8.1/10 (64bit) Processor: Intel Core i5 Sandy Bridge or equivalent Memory: 4 GB RAM Graphics: NVIDIA GTX 960 or equivalent VR Support: SteamVR. Standing or Room Scale Recommended: Recommended: Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system

What platforms is VR Party Pack available on?

VR Party Pack is available on Windows PC.

Is VR Party Pack worth buying?

VR Party Pack has 55% positive reviews from 11 players.

When was VR Party Pack released?

VR Party Pack was released on Dec 3, 2019.

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