Violent killer VR

For 2.99 EUR I was expecting at least red blood or a menu where I can change this. No idea where the menu is. But since there is red blood in the video it seems to be there somewhere... whatever... not going back to the game. It is overall a stand-still wave shooter. The graphics are nice and I wish I could walk in tranquility around the nice castle. But you can't you stand still on one point and the enemies without a lot of animation come from all direction and just shoot like crazy on you. The graphics have potential for a good game. But the showed "tech demo" is not worth the entry of 3 EUR. Why are developers not just publishing stuff like this as a free demo???

[b] UPDATE AS OF 05-25-2017: After playing again since upgrading my computer, I realized the review needs some updating. It's better than i thought before, but the game overall still sucks and I would NOT reccomend it. But my criticism is maybe 10% less harsh than it was before. [/b] Aw man. I really wanted to like this game and recommend it. Seeing the weird description, the vagueness in the trailer, the bizarro name (I mean, "violent killer?" Really?), I thought it looked like something that would be a pleasant surprise. And in some ways, it truly is. The graphics (despite some texture pop in) are absolutely gorgeous, for example. I believe they are in the Unreal 4, which makes it impressive that it also runs very well and smooth. The guns also handle well, feeling smooth and well-coded. Their gunshots are satisfying and enjoyable. The sound design is absolutely excellent, and the maps are very well designed (although with zero context; I mean, some medieval castle while fighting of...

The game has good graphics and gameplay..only thing I don't like is that the blood is green when you shoot them......a full game like this with locamotion would be a winner for me....

As the first reviewer here I will say that this game has its issues with aim, but all in all its a very fun wave shooter for the price tag. Its worth what it costs.

SO this is a hard one to review because theres so much good but a few really really bad things to counteract it. THE GOOD 1.Grapihics are great....not superb but solid....no real complaints 2.Even though this is a standing still/ room scale wave shooter....moving you around the map each wave is still better than just sitting in one spot the whole game.....so i give a positive nod to this 3.from the parts of the map i played....the level design is solid 4.i actually like the bullets coming at your face effect.....cool THE BAD 1.green blood?......FAIL 2. THE Ai is way too simplistic....the enemies just run toward you then just stand there waing to get shot. 3. The enemies are rediculous bullet sponges.....that is a serious pet peev for me 4.reload is to sliggish 5. Guns seem to do very little damage per shot and dont feel powerful at all Without any huge changes i think this game could actually be really fun ......but the above negatives kind of ruin it for any real replayability ...

I recommend for the price! The castle environment is worth the cost of admission. It would be awesome as a dungeon crawler or RPG. Other DEVs could take notice of the scale, lighting, and graphics of this game's environment, because this adds so much to the immersiveness of VR. As for the gameplay, it is so-so. Odd to fight soldiers in an old castle, and there is no ability to teleport or move around the castle. All in all, the price is so low this is a good purchase!

It's pretty intense. A no nonsense action game. Very immersive with sick bullet dodging. Visceral shooting and great sound effects. You've got 3 different weapons on each hand. Just press the trackpad button to cycle through them. No nonsense. The enemies look real. I can see why they used green blood because it's almost too real. It's not bad. You get used to it. Perfect demo game to show people new to VR. Update: since I play this game a lot. The game is still awesome and not just because it's $3. I still haven't beat it yet. One thing is the game plays much better with a large playspace. It's not needed, but it's much more immersive when you can use your roomscale to get behind cover.