Crowd Control VR

[h1]Experienced on the Meta Quest 3[/h1] The best part of this game is the AI created steam store page artwork. It's nice, unlike everything else about this game. There's 25 levels, but all of them is just look for the same model of the basic looking character which has the worst walking animation. I'm not kidding. That's how you find the "bad guy" out from the crowd. You have to look for the worst walking animation, that's how you know it's a terrorist so you can pick it up and toss it in this zone thing. Pick it out and stop it from exploding civilians and you win and go to the next level. This is one of the worst games in VR that I have played that works exactly as intended. Sadly, not the worst. There is no locomotion or turning, you just have to look 360 around you and pick up this "bad guy" with your magnet hands and then toss it into this vortex. Rinse and repeat for 25 levels where you just have more characters, many clipping through the map so you can't even see their walkin...

[h1] Poorly Designed Game [/h1] Since this game only had one review I figured I would give it a try as it was on sell. I can now add to the reviews and say don't waste your time with this game. [h1] Controls [/h1] HTC Vive Wands - Not great somethings work and some don't. Pimax Sword - Again, these work but not so well on somethings. Overall the best experience. Index Knuckles - I could not even get these to type my name in on the first half of the game. The developer thought it was a good idea to use the grip for typing and selecting menu items. This is why the others work better. Specially the Pimax Sword controllers as they have a side button for the grip. [h1] UI [/h1] The interfaces have to be controlled by gripping as mentioned above. Not all controllers work well with this. Even using my Pimax Sword controllers I had a hard time loading the levels. As the main UI for starting the game is picking up a guy, placing him on a pedestal, then picking up another man and throwing him...