VINDICTA

well,.. this was a snoozefest. I mean,. the game mechanics are fine. locomotion is fine,.. shooting is fine,.. but really nothing revolutionary like the hype this game has received. I don't understand why there is so much ducking and dodging and action in the trailer? just walk and shoot. The robots don't move,.. and don't worry you can move in slow motion to dodge the slow motion projectiles coming at you. the graphics are bland,. it's just an over all "meh" time. If you want a fun, exciting, immersive robot wave shooter then Raw Data offers miles above what this title offers. I suppose if I would reccommend it for anyone it would be little kids. it's good for little kids. def not a 30 dollar title though.

This game had potential, the screenshots/tutorial really don't represent what this game is like. The action sequences are dramatized, in no instance are you forced to take cover/duck and weave, Just maintain forward movement and you won't get hit. The game has some interesting takes on features but nothing new what VRtoolkit offers. Level design is terrible. assets are inconsistent with detail/style. Sound design is abysmal. enemy Ai is non-existent, simple look at and fire. enemies will shoot indefinitely at walls/barricades. overall 2/10, Nice Assetflip. I felt generous because maybe the locomotion may of taken 1-2 day to program/test Not a $30 game, 99cents-$2 if that.

Had this on my Wishlist for a while but for some reason never got round to purchase it when I was looking to get new VR games. Pity as it's one of the better made for VR single player games out there and I have been missing out. Story is good, graphics are good and dodging bullets is fucking fun. Only played for a short while so far but I was jumping around having the time of my life playing this. Controls are fine but the double click the grips to drop or reholster your weapons can be tiresome. But that's due to the Vives shit grip button setup more than anything else. The swing arm locomotion I got used to fairly quickly and liked it in dungeon knight so have used it a bit before. Have not checked for other loco options as was happy to use that, guns are good, swords on the back easy to acccess and the environment is pretty good. Overall it's a must buy really for those after good single player games in VR especially ones made for VR from the ground up. It's like a cross between de...

This game has wrecked my day. I'm taking breaks from it, to get work done. I'm pretty sure it's supposed to be the other way around. This just JUST RIGHT for me as a 50+ gamer who loves shooters, but doesn't want to manage a bunch of inventory, or deal with impossible difficulty levels. This game has a great look, great sound, and great balance in my opinion. Extremely satisfying on many levels. I've found the occassional glitch here and there...gun sounds sometimes don't happen...pretty sure I passed through a barrier I should have around Checkpoint 13...but overall, it's really polished and just a TON of fun. I can't remember a shooter that I've had longer sessions with at a time...you just want to KEEP GOING to see what will be next! It is a bit higher in price than you'd expect, but I'm not disappointed.

Good VR Solo Shooter. Needs a snap turn function however. Game is still in Early Access. Let's hope it will be implemented. Check out my new review video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8F-X6m_5EFw

Had potential but... This is a bit difficult to review. On the other hand I wanted to like it but on the other hand it had some issues that I wasn't ready to put up with. Th hand-waving movement was a novel idea but it rapidly lost its appeal after a while. The whole control scheme felt a little dodgy and inaccurate. The gun accuracy was pretty good, that I can not deny but having to rapidly double-click the grip buttons on HTC to holster a weapon or drop them felt a little unnecessarily convoluted. The pacing of the game was a bit slow to begin with, but I am not sure how it gets in later levels. The first few levels were also graphically rather lackluster and the enemies didn't feel engaging or imaginative. All in all, if you are used to fast, intense action like Sairento (In Early access, no campaign yet but core gameplay is amazing) or Dead Effect then you might want to skip this one, and I'd recommend grabbing either one over this game.

Pros: - Progressing through the levels feels awesome. There is climbing, crouching, sneaking, sliding down ropes. Just from a pure platforming standpoint, this game was very enjoyable for a action shooter. - Arm Swing locomotion is amazing. I find arm swing to be the most immersive locomotion option. I find that with just pure trackpad it feels too gamey and doesn't require me to be an into as I would want with room scale. Arm swing really gets you into the game, it also has the added bonus of allowing for you to fine tune the speed you want to move. The only negative I had with the locomotion was that there seemed to be a pretty low speed cap meaning you aren't really allowed to really start moving super fast, for something that requires physical movement out of game I don't see why there has to be a cap that low. - The enemies are varied enough that I haven't gotten bored of fighting them yet. I do wish there was a little bit more types of enemy fire, for example if a enemy shot 2x ...

[h1] Experienced on th Oculus Rift with Touch Controllers [/h1] [i] Note for Oculus users: for whatever reason, the main menu starts behind you. Several sections have enemies behind you or climbing behind you. There is no way to turn without physically doing so. Recommend full roomscale setup [/i] This is a very fun game. One of my favorites in VR. It definitely deserves better than a Mostly Positive rating on Steam. But it still has a lot of minor bugs. None of them are game-breaking but at least a few are annoying. There's also robot bugs in game and they are very annoying. The single player campaign is about 6 hours long. There's various checkpoints throughout the level, however, if you don't make it to the checkpoint you do have to start from the beginning of the checkpoint which can be annoying if you have trouble with a particular section. Locomotion has 3 options: arm swing & look to steer, arm swing & position of motion controller determines direction, and finally the only l...

+Fun concept +Well made -Abandoned 0/5 If they would have stuck with it this would have been a great product, but they didn't, it'll never be complete, and it's still scamming people on the store. I Cannot recommend a game that'll never be released, this isn't a full game, and it never will be. If you liked this review [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/33220185-VR-Games-and-Tools/]Click here[/url] and follow for more reviews of VR titles. And [url=https://steamcommunity.com/groups/HonestVR/]Click here[/url] if you want to request reviews on other VR titles.

2 Minute Video Review → https://youtu.be/wLfsy9ldWrQ Vindicta is a linear run and gun shooter, with a little bit of item hunting. Make your way through levels shooting a variety of robots while avoiding their fire. You start with simple pistols but will find more powerful guns as you go. You also have swords that you can always summon from behind your back. There’s the occasional mini goal like shooting down a reactor or finding a key, but it’s all really straighforward and easy to find. The default movement system is arm swinging, which added a lot of engagement for me and made it feel more exciting. But there’s sliding movement as well. For my fellow arachnophobes: There are mechanical spiders both large and small. But robot spiders don’t bother me for some reason, so I was able to keep playing. The simple action and overall feel reminded me of the old Quake games. And the cheesy macho voice from your character reminded me of Duke Nukem. It took me 30 minutes to beat...