Jetpack City Action VR

I was not expecting much from ‘Jetpack City Action VR’ especially given that it only costs £1.69, but yet I did find myself having some fun playing it. You fly around a small city area with a single-handed jetpack while drones and other things are shooting at you. It’s all very basic and I couldn’t even find a way of shooting back. Also, the lack of snap turning is criminal. But I easy had my money’s worth in fun. I boosted around the city, threw a few things and even landed on some cars and boats. While it could, of course, do with a lot of improvements I really liked playing it and for the asking price, most people should get their money’s worth of fun here (even if you do have to make your own fun up).

[h1]Experienced on the Meta Quest 2[/h1] [u]Positives[/u] 1) It does indeed work on the Meta Quest 2 using link cable. 2) It is modeled after the city of Doha, Qatar (for my fellow Americans, that's in the Middle East). 3) I only paid .99 cents USD on the current Steam sale. [u]Negatives[/u] 1) Everything else. 2) Let me briefly explain - buggy, poorly optimized, no turning controls, ugly UI, bad sounds, floating buildings, invisible barriers, awful shooting, you can't die so health doesn't matter, gameplay is dumb, I probably missed some things but there were so many negatives [b]Rate 3/10.[/b] [quote]If you enjoyed my review, please consider joining my Steam Curator Group. You can join here: https://steamcommunity.com/groups/Oculus_WMR [/quote]

Another quick asset flip cash grab. Game is dead and not worth the couple bucks.

Runs incredibly bad even for an early access game.

okay its a really cheap game but to be honest it is not very good, at least not in its current state. That said the developers have warned that it is Early Access. The visuals are basic and the gameplay is annoying. I cant say any more than that. I uninstalled after half an hour, but I will periodically check in on the game because there is potential there. If you want to fly around a futuristic city with awesome visuals I suggest trying Aircar. Its on Steam and its free