VetVR Veterinary Simulator

[h1]Experienced on the Meta Quest 2[/h1] You can view my review & gameplay here: https://youtu.be/F3MPpcRVMgs I do not recommend this app for most gamers because it isn't a game at all. It's really a primer for those interested in becoming a Veterinarian or basic training for a technician at a Veterinarian's office. There is no game here. It's a set of scenarios where you are mostly following the directions given. There are some scenarios where you'll be tasked with making the diagnosis. Most of these you'll just look at the information then make logical conclusions. However, there's at least one scenario where you're not given enough information to make any kind of diagnosis (the last scenario in junior vet). There's also an exam where, again, you are not given information on how to complete this without already knowing the material from outside the game. The app lacks overall polish & lacks content. I guess this is the state of Steam Early Access. I finished all scenarios in unde...

Not as advertised. If you, like me, thought this would be a fun game to play to pretend you are a vet, think again. This is not really a game per se, it is actually an educational tool for those who already have significant technical veterinary knowledge. If you have no veterinary background, you won't be able to play or get very far in this game. It seems like it would be great for vet techs or students in vet school. Just not your average animal loving lady. I do have to credit the game for having cool features, just wish it was targeted towards people like me. Recommendations: Make the exam skip-able, and add in more tutorials for the technical aspects of the game--how to use the IV machine, calculating IV flow rate, etc.

As someone with no medical training, I think this is a really good sim. The main takeaways for me are that I have no idea how to read ultrasounds, and that low blood pressure/high pulse is terrifying when you have the EKG constantly in the background. The controls are smooth and easy to interact with, on the Index controllers my only issues were I could not teleport with the right controller, and that selecting medications uses a physical grip instead of a trigger press. On a very high-spec machine, this plays butter smooth with no settings touched. Oddly enough, there are physics for the hoses and very little interaction with the dogs themselves, though that may be intentional. (On the table, I have not interacted with any in the lobby.) I highly recommend this game to anyone who has a passing interest in medical work. I hope to see more practical applications come to "gaming platforms." Developers: I assume all the unlabeled medications don't currently serve a purpose in-game, I...

This game is very interesting and a lot of fun. It has a great mix of education and VR silliness. You can feel the early access but all the details are there behind the sometimes clunky menus. I'll keep coming back to look for new updates.

Pretty good! Fun little "missions" clearly based on real life examples and enough VR interactivity to make it fun. It's not the most detailed VR game out there, but it definitely teaches you stuff and gets the point across.