Time Travelling Navy Seal Ninja Warrior

Gameplay video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l_pkZIQWmdc Pros: - Weapon selection - Can pull of slick moves to get kills - Decent replayability with A and S rankings Cons: - Simple, asset-based graphics - Only about 2 hours or so of gameplay if you just rush through it - Simple enemy AI doesn't pose much of a challenge - Sound design is rough This is definitely closer to a $5 game but you can find enough fun in this game to make the price worth it.

So I bought this game purely on its name and the voice acting I saw in the trailer. I expected a good laugh but instead got hours of entertainment. I played this game with 2 other friends of mine and we had a f***ing blast. So the gameplay is solid. Climbing everything was incredibly fun and allowed for going through any stage however we saw fit. Along with this, the reward system was perfect. For every stage you can A and S rank them, and for each rank you get, a weapon as a reward. This ranking and reward system had us go through every single level and get both ranks. It was SO satisfying. The challenge of having to only kill the targets was honestly genius. The final level killing only the targets WAS THE MOST INTENSE VR EXPERIENCE WE HAVE EVER HAD. Climbing underneath the levels hanging from every spot possible was so tactical, it was rad. Another thing to add. I don't know if the dev intended this, BUT YO, F***ING ROCKET JUMPING. Using the rocket launcher to rocket jump thr...

Not a whole lot to it. You climb and shoot boxy enemies that have extremely simple AI. You have 1 hp, so the game does have a little difficulty to it. Uses lots of generic assets. Somehow still more satisfying than some other games I've played. I can't recommend it for $8.99 though - feels more $4.99 to me, so it looks like I get to break this game's negative review cherry. My biggest complaint isn't the simple AI or the generic assets, it's the alert sound. Every enemy I've seen so far makes the exact same 'Heh?' sound in a voice that sounds somewhat like Peter Griffin when alerted to your presence.

Though I get sick of VR games because of my motion sickness (me problem) The game is not too bad, you get to climb using your controllers and shoot some heads. Nice.

This game does not work with index controllers, which is a real shame, given that it looks fun.

Just bought this game yesterday and played for nearly an hour. My first thoughts are it has potential. It still needs a lot of work and fine tuning. Firstly, the Devs need to change the gun angle. I have a Vive Pro with OG controllers and the gun angle makes shooting accurately nearly impossible. Change this problem first. Then I would recommend fine tuning the locomotion. It is difficult to move around the map because the locomotion is jittery. Next make it so the player can configure the controllers. I would recommend using the menu button on the Vive for grabbing to climb and allow the gun to remain in the players hand once grabbed so you don't have to constantly grip the grip buttons to hold on. I don't know if other guns make for better aiming but the silenced pistol's aiming is very poor and it doesn't help that you can't shoot any bots from a distance. Overall, I will keep this game hoping it improves with time while in EA but I don't see going back to play it until it is improv...

This game was life changing. I didn't feel complete before but now I do. It was actually really fun though.

I like this. The futuristic levels suck ass. But I like the idea and mechanics of this game. Shame the index controllers don't work with it.

dishonored VR if it existed like that.

This game is a lot of fun and has some really unique mechanics that make the most out of VR. Although it can be a bit tricky, the game is fair. The graphics are consistent, the voice acting has character and the plot isn't too bad! I'd recommend it if you want a VR experience you wouldn't get through a mouse and keyboard.