Batter Up! VR

[b] Played on GTX 1060 (6gb), HTC Vive [/b] [h1] TL;DR [/h1] Graphics are simple, sounds are silly, but they all charmingly tie together very well. The play area may be a little too large for players with limited space, and it can be physically demanding at times. Overall, a very fun experience if you like games like this. Also features local multiplayer focused on cooperation, so it can be a great party game. [h1] Warnings: [/h1] [b] Large Play Area Required, Very Physical (or can be as you progress) [/b] [h1] Visual: [/h1] Very basic and simple graphics. Your customers are an assortment of colorful pastry-people. [h1] Audio: [/h1] Funny, self-recorded voices and sound effects. On a different game this may seem silly, but I think it works very well here. [h1] Gameplay: [/h1] You play as a baker tending to his/her customers. They will arrive at your shop and order different types of cakes, your job is to bake and serve the correct cakes until the work shift is over. H...

I’m having issues with my oculus rift. For some reason the counters are too close to the borders of my play area. It gets annoying when I have to reach for an item that goes just outside of the guardian grid. Also the frame rate still drops occasionally with longer sessions. There’s also a bug where if the icing gun rolls just under the cake stand I can’t pick it up and have to restart the level. Otherwise it’s a great game! I love the upgrades and the variety of cakes you can make. Changes I can make to the store and equipment keep it from being repetitive. Except for the few bugbears above I am enjoying myself.

Summary: Cute singleplayer game. Can not recommend for multiplayer / parties, which I bought it for. Pros: + Looks silly + Funny sound effects + Intuitive controls (in VR) Cons: - Multiplayer gameplay is clunky - UI seems unfinished

It's a fun little game with very realistic sounds

enjoyed this game quite a lot, really recomend getting this game if you have a few IRL ppl to help you. Need to get a custom game mode though, other then that its pretty swell! :)

great game, but the playspace is a bit large

A great game to add to your VR party night list. Simple gameplay loop that non-gamers can easily understand. Replayability is a bit low but it really depends on how often you're having multiple people gatherings. Couples will probably get bored pretty quick with this game. Overall it just depends on how much $10 is worth to you personally. Chances are if you can afford a VR headset, $10 for a party game should be a non-issue.

Got it on sale for $5 and it was worth that. I played it with my wife. The best feature of this is the multiplayer but sadly it is also the biggest weakness. It will glitch out but not too often or too severely. I found it to be quite difficult even at level 2. There hasn't been any updates in 2 years so that says something. Nonetheless, It is worth my money and time for having local multiplayer.

Multiplayer is hilarious and very stressfull, worth the 7 quid on its own, Would be nice if there were a few more levels.

Not terrible, maybe recommend for $5 or less if you have a younger kid to play with using a controller. But overall, not my kind of game.