[h1]It's not a finished product, and I doubt it ever will be, and it's not fun on your own.[/h1] For 49 cents, this is a nice toy for anyone with a Vive who is starved for cheap content... like me. It's not a finished product, and I doubt it ever will be. It's purely a multiplayer experience, but I was unable to find players at all (not even one), so I just entered practice mode. Unfortunately, entering and exiting practice mode is not a streamlined experience, and you spend a lot of time waiting for a 'match' to begin just to switch characters and try out different powers. I think this type of game could be fun if it was polished a bit more with better hand models and more moves per character. Hell, I'd settle for flying and other/better locomotion options! (Teleporting doesn't seem right for this game.) Some bot matches and difficulty options would be nice, too. Unfortunately, as is, this is barely a game at all, and I would rather classify it as a toy. Give me some single ...

Scam.. i got ripped of by this one just because i was new to Vive indie's world and i trusted developement may be going right... maybe the worst thing i bought on Steam for the worst price (was 15 Euros back in the days). I kinda feel ashamed for buying this monstruosity for this price, but at least now you are warned: i wouldn't play or even try this for free.

Basically VR DBZ lite. Not many players yet, but hopefully that'll change. Update: Still very early access at the time of writing, and it shows. Developer was responsive in forums though, and seems like they're working hard on improving it. Update 2: If you grab it, make sure you have a friend who has a vive as well, and you both get copies, or else you'll never get to play. To date, I've only managed to actually pull off about two matches.

https://youtu.be/g272546A5bs VR DBZ with a splash of YuYu Hakusho thrown in for spice! I love the concept but the execution might need work... It's very Early Access and it shows. I was very wrong in my video when I said it was only a couple bucks. This is a pretty expensive game for VR especially for what it is. It's a game that's going to live or die by whether or not it can entice permanent players to fill the match making queue. It's not going to do that at $14.99. That would be a good price for the final product but in its current state i can't recommend that based on price alone with the current content. VR Gameplay 7/10 (could be a bit faster with shorter rounds. Fighting the same opponent for 15 minutes gets on the dull side atm.) VR Graphics 7/10 (Nothing to write home about but acceptable in this situation. Some of the textures feel like they were ripped right from DBZ) Audio 5/10 (Not much going on and what was there was soso.) Locomotion 7/10 Complex two hand teleport...

Its not finished no players online and the menu keeps popping up with that annoying sound

I love this game. I used the Oculus Rift S and It worked completely. It isn't even compatible yet. I bought it for myself and my friend. We played it for 1.6 hours and I'm about to buy it for my little bro. I recommend this for people who really want a VR game that's like Dragon Ball. I do wish that there was something you could do to charge your energy faster other than waiting, but at least it goes up. And even though it worked completely for Oculus, there are still some bugs so I ask for full Oculus support please.

Game is okay. Kinda just gives you DBZ abilities. I'd like a story mode, AI, something to do. Doesn't offer anything besides PvP. Not sure what that's like as no one plays.

At the time of writing, until more players come along, this game is essentially a light DBZ simulator. The abilities are fun and multiplayer looks promising. There isn't much meat to the game yet, but for $4 I'd say just being able to mess around with spirit bombs and kamehamehas makes it worth it