Zero-G VR

Why on earth do I have drag in space? Nothing should slow me down once I hit the jets. If it wasn't so cheap, I would return this thing.

I have played for a while, the game is really good. I feel for this price is a completely good deal. The graphics are incredible, the gameplay is simple and easy to understand. I think this game has a lot of potential. I have played the normal and difficult mode. (There is a confusing stage where you need to take at least one bottle of nitrogen, you need to go straight and then go down in order to take it, no need to go directly for it. This was the only thing I found frustrating) For sure a great challenge. It is the fisrt space game I am playing in VR, I highly recommend everyone to get it. ：）

For the price - ok, nice demo, but don't expect too much. Roomscale? Not sure if it can carry that label. The experience it provides lags lightyears behind elaborated (free) experiences like The Lab or Waltz of the Wizard. I won't ask for a refund to contribute to the promotion of VR software develpoment.

Over all: boaring and buggy. Also there is a frame skipping. Low resolution with no option to change. Click for menu resets the level instead of show up any kind of menu.

This game had potential to be a fun little experience at a really nice price point. But nope. Too many problems for me to really enjoy it. The controls are a bit odd but would work okay in theory. One of the trackpads lets you move up, down, left and right relative to where you're looking, and the triggers move you forward or backwards relative to where you're looking. The game consists of struggling with these controls in order to try and get through the hoops. Your controls seem to have to little influence that it's just kind of frustrating. It gets even worse if you hit one of those damn yellow boost cans. Doing this blasts you off in a direction that you have no control of, and trying to influence the course of your boost seems to do nothing. I couldn't tell the difference between simple and hard mode. Really. They seemed exactly the same. The levels were all fairly repetitive and a little boring. On both modes I got stuck and gave up on a level which draws you into the wall of the...

I loved it Grachics are spot on Gameplay is great Price is cheap Only one thing I wish they had done was that you could see the spacesuit. Maybe you could see the helmet and the arms of the spacesuit when you lifted your arms. I never get motion sickness in VR so can not comment about that.

The film Gravity taught me two things about space walking. One that Sandra Bullocks is even more annoying in space. Two that you have a limited amount of air and fuel for your boosters so use them wisely. Which takes me to this game Zero-G VR you have a limited amount of air and have to navigate your way through portal type checkpoints and make it to the mothership before you run out of air. Now I only have tried easy so far and unsure if the amopunt of boost is reduced for the hard level, But I think the game could do with limited air and boost. As I just went flat out the whole way like George Clooney at a gay bar. Which made it more of a race than survival which I would of preferred. More air less boost fuel would be nice and more small space debris to cause damage to your suit. Some ideas I have Colliding with ships, comets etc should do damage Nice to look down and see my space feet or body Nice to have a helmet glass view which can get foggy, show air and boost fuel etc to h...

At the first glance - it looks cool. At the second one - there are major cons. 1) The "main menu" (first room) is so detailed, that causes major visual lags (running at 290x). 2) Before every mission are long "out of body" cutscenes causing slight vertigo to me. 2.1) Cutscenes can not be skipped (I didnt figure it out) 3) FRICTION IN SPACE!!!! When you stop accelerating, you start slowing down. This game makes Newton spin in his grave. 4) If you turn it off and turn it on you need to start again. If it wasn't so cheap, I would return this thing. (Bought while -40%)

Buggy (in walls, seeing an nearby atronaut without head ..mine?) Really anoying cutscenes/loadingscreens without any transitions Good but limited graphics, but somehow the vr-feeling was low Need feedback on action (like visible thrusters)

+ Beautiful environments! - maybee too detailed graphics to get a good immersion - not really that immersive. - minor glitches (have all the specs) - loading between scenes is bad (destroys immersion a lot) - introduction in scenes is not feeling good as well (too short, too confusing) + potential for more