I played the game starting it in Oculus mode with Oculus Touch (i5-3570K 3.4 GHz, GeForce GTX1070). In the transition from one level to the next I got several times a black screen and could only exit by killing the application from oculus home. I really wanted to like the game, but couldn't. The flight conbtrol system is not very bad but also not good enough to be pleased with it. Its hard to explain, but here is a try: You have to grip the virtual flight sticks and hold on gripping (would like to have a grip lock option here) then move your controllers from the center of the grip - more distance to the center means more turning speed! It does not feel very natural. Instead I wish I could have controlled them only using wrist movements, without having to move my whole arm. Actually you can do this but your turning speed will be too slow. And There is no way of calibrating the sensitivity of the controllers - but there should be! And why aren't there several control schemes available?...

[h1][b]FFFFFFFFIFTY-SSSEVEN MINUTES?!!!![/b][/h1] This game looked so prominsing! It has great visuals, one good voice actor (emphasis on "one") and does a good job of utilizing hand controlers in-game (emphasis on "in-game"). It looked like it had everything to be an amazing story driven space fighter game, a brand new "Star fox VR" that would 1-up [i]House of the Dying Sun[/i] (a game that I believe currently holds that title) and it looked like it was going in the right direction, but then took a complete 180, gave that one well voiced character the Vaudeville Hook, and slamed down the curtine with a "That's all folks!" The only reason I might keep this game is because I got it for a steal on sale at $3, but that's all it's really worth, here's why: [h2]The Menu[/h2] The first problem you encounter is in the menu. You get your standard lazer pointer to select things with the controllers. Everything's well and good until you actually try to change things. The lazer locks on to the...

This game is a steal for $2.99. Ignore all the negative reviews. This game's rating should not be mixed. The problem with most reviewers, is that they never update their reviews to indicate updates to the game. Many of the complaints about this game, no longer exist. This game is no longer in early access and from what I can tell, runs great since update 1.3 (those complaining about the polish after release from EA don't even acknowledge 1.1, 1.2, 1.3 update). Also, comparing this $9.99 game to Elite Dangerous is WTF, Elite Dangerous is a $30 base game and $60 game with full DLC. [u]Plus this is a 1 hour game with a linear story (and that's a good thing).[/u] I don't know why more VR games don't use the control scheme of this game. Using the touch controllers as flight sticks just makes the whole game more immersive. Yes, it does take a while to get used to the control scheme. Yes, it can be frustrating. But when you do get it, it is not only immersive, but fun. And gettin...

There are better space dog-fight games out there, better to avoid this (for now). Graphics are too basic, explosions are ridiculous and dog fights appear to be in slow motion. Boring and repetitive.

This game is WAY too short to pay anything over $3 The control interface is painful to use, and just when you're finnally getting used to it, the game ends. It's at best a demo, don't buy it expecting a full game.

The game had potential but as it stands the controls are sluggish feeling and it is a simple dog fight wave game. for the price i expected a little more than what i got. if you love flight sims and wave games buy at your own risk otherwise you might wish to stay away from this one.

I love the game, but i am getting a very strange glitch in the first mission, in which the SteamVR rapidly disconnects and connects, causing me to have about 1 FPS. The game is perfect during the tutorial, but once i enter the asteriod field, the game is non-playable.

[h2]AI Rebellion VR[/h2] Has a total of [b]5[/b] trading cards.

The game has an interesting control system for the ship, which gives realism when immersed in this cosmic simulator. At the same time, you can control various ships with different weapons. Levels where you have to fly in the corridors (spoiler!:)) are funny and completely change the gameplay, you could make the same levels more!

Love this game, has a ton of potential, hope they can add more features, fix a few bugs, and make it more open exploration.