Shonen Adventure : The Dual Blades Hero

Some of the floatiest, worst feeling melee combat I've ever played in VR. The melee combat mostly consists of swinging your swords to hit different colored balls on the enemies. They have almost no actual feedback for doing so other than a controller vibration, and enemies don't react to being hit in any meaningful way. They want you to block by crossing your swords, but the detection is so floaty and weird that if you don't get the exact right angle, you're liable to be destroyed by a gang of enemies because the block just... won't happen. That coupled with a dash that doesn't work half the time and assets that are incredibly obviously horny pre-purchased unity assets makes this one of the most thoroughly unpleasant VR games I've ever played. Save your money and time, go play Until You Fall. It's everything this game wants to be but executed more satisfyingly and with better care.

The game is quite good. graphically it looks good and the music fits the atmosphere. the first boss fight was quite stressful. Had to fight him 3 times with 30 potions at the end. Until then I played methodically and attacked according to the weaknesses (red/blue markings) on the enemy with the respective weapon. after that it was just a wild fumbling around and it worked better :/ that's a bit of a shame. but I have the feeling that the hitboxes could be bigger für real swords handling. dodging via room scale is hardly possible, that would be a good alternative to the dashes, but the hitboxes of the opponents are quite large. the second boss I have also already managed, this was relatively easy. but I'm looking forward to more boss fights. this game could offer other vr multiplayer mmorpgs a competition. Hope to see more updates and i will try to see what else this game has to offer. Thanks, bye.

broke my light bulb in training mode 10/10

bad combat ruins the game

Do you prefer fun time indie rpg? Maybe buy this game fuck-o. Took me 8 hrs to finish.