Queendoom

If you enjoy wave based shooting gallery bow and arrow vr games, this is one of many to choose from. After about 6 hours I'm just now on the 5th stage of the first of two Queendoms populated with only slim, light-skinned women. It may take you more or less time to get where I am depending on your ability to aim well, prioritize targets, dodge or repel incoming enemy missile attacks, and make good hiring and purchase decisions between onslaught waves, Each Queendom has 5 stages, and each stage has a minimum of four waves to complete. Scoring headshots regularly, and having high accuracy, will increase the amount of gold you earn each wave. There are a plethora of enemy models with unique attack types, movement, and special effects. I definitely recommend this game in its current state if you're looking for a bow and arrow shooting gallery vr game with a variety of enemy models and attacks, the use of roomscale for dodging or hiding behind walls to defend from incoming attacks, a cam...

This game has been an absolute blast! I see moba style games coming in the near future thanks to ideas that this game has implemented to semi-similar games of the overall same genre. Wave based, tower defense, upgradable weaponry, decent teleport system, and downright pretty. Oh yeah, did I mention it's hard? (She told me so, but I had already been aware) I've been enjoying trying to figure out the best way to spend my loot in order to die in the most lengthy possible way. I've gotten to the centaur-type boss on level 6 once. I hope very much that this game gets a multiplayer mode with co-op and head to head, I want the bowstring to be closer to my body... maybe further away from the bow-hand controller is a better way to put it. I feel like I'm constantly trying to destroy endless waves of demons and constantly being trolled by an invisible, and slightly imaginary, bowstring. That bowstring is rude. There is a bit of blur at a distance but for the most part I get it. I really thi...

[h1] Experienced on the Oculus Rift with Touch Controllers [/h1] I bought this in the Steam VR Spring Sale for $2.79 USD. It's not the best bow & arrow VR game, but it's pretty solid and it would be in my top 10 for bow & arrow titles (although probably #9 or #10 on that list). There's just so many good ones, this is a subgenre that is packed with quality titles. The bow feels good. With just a little practice you can snipe things off at a distance and you get bonus gold for being accurate and for headshots. The only odd thing is that the arrow goes on the inside of the bow (right-handed perspective). So this is a dark fantasy themed tower defense bow & arrow game. You can teleport all around an area at the top of the tower. You are a female hooded ranger/ queen in disguise and apparently the last defense. There's many types of enemies that try to invade the castle, from wolves to spiders to skeleton warriors, to orcs, to trolls, to flying demons, to shaman. Enemies can attack you an...

I believe this archery defense game has the most content in the genre currently, , with recruitable troops, a few arrow types and a decent amount of enemies. The enemies are a little farther away then most the other ones, so it takes some getting use to. Overall it's a pretty solid game atm.

Very impressed so far!! Definitely my favourite vr archery game keep it up guys :)

I've played for almost 5 hours now. After 5 hours I've only managed to complete the first 3 or 4 battles. There are about 12 in total I believe. My remarks: [list] [*]Satisfying progression, that said, progression is DIFFICULT. [*]Sadly content is locked by progression and I'm pretty sure I'll get bored of this game before having been able to enjoy it all. Maps, new soldiers, special arrows, all are locked. [*]You can replay old levels. So if you don't feel like stressing out because of playing at your maximum the entire time you can replay an old level. If you're at battle 3 then battle 1 is basically target practise. [*]Swapping between arrow types is much too time consuming. When you're being overrun you can't just take the time to change arrows, that should be a buttong press to swap between arrows, not a select menu. [*]For me this was 2 euros. It's worth 5 imo. [/list] Overall this is a nice game I'm glad I have bought. :) I imagine my playtime will go up to 10 hours before qu...

7/10 Fun and challenging game to a point. The difficulty level is impossibly hard in the later levels, which spoils things somewhat. Imagine being expected to shoot small moving man sized things at 1km distance, achieve 50% accuracy and shoot about 1 arrow a second. The balancing doesn't really seem to have been thought through. Purchased units (towers) should have regenerated at the start of each wave. I do recommend this though.

I like the game, wave game on a castle wall with a bow and ability to buy different arrow types and troops. But its very frustrating that the troops die so easily and there is no way to revive them. You just buy more troops at level 1. The troops level with experience but then you have a top level troop die and start over? There is no progression in the level that way. Just dumb chance that they would live. It would be a much better experience if I could pay for revivial of dead troops so that my troops would progress in the level with me instead of all the previous money spent on troops getting thrown away

Played on Oculus Quest. But even if you keep the bow steady, every arrow hits a different spot. In other games, bows behave more consistently.

This is an outdated wave-based VR tower defense game with outdated graphics and excessively high difficulty. You will not find anyone on Youtube who has completed every level in this game. Most likely because it would take an enormous amount of effort and time after constantly failing levels over and over. I could never make it past level three. The first two levels are ok. But starting with level three, the game gets just stupid hard with an insane amount of enemies. They are also very tiny targets and difficult to hit. You can hire soldiers to fight for you on the ground. However, they are always quickly defeated starting in level three. Every level also looks the same, just with more enemies and more waves. Overall, this is a highly frustrating VR experience in my opinion and I therefore cannot recommend it.