OVERTURN

Turns out this game uses Denuvo. I supported this dev since day one and this is what I get, malware sneaked in and without any disclosure about it on the steam page. Complete and utter bs.

[b]HTC Vive with room scale[/b] 51 minutes in and I'm ready for my next session. Because that's what playing Overturn in VR is, a workout session. Finished the first two levels, both pretty much tutorials. The controls are very simple and explained well via 'manuals' in game. I did try the trackpad movement, but I didn't find it that great for dodging (think strafe on a keyboard/joypad) because I'd often find my wall. So being able to dodge quickly using teleport feel like a cheat, but it's that or hitting my walls. The teleport distance is long enough to explore and it pixelates as you move. Holding the grips to hold an item feels strange since many of the games I've played are click to drop, but I guess it's more realistic, so will take some getting used to. I really enjoy how the developers remind you to take a rest between each level, by offering a Rest button in the level exit. Graphics are really good and atmospheric, lighting is really well done - however shadows cast on the ...

This game might not seem fun at the start, if you only watched the gameplay of the first level but let me tell you, with every new level it gets better and better. New stuff gets introduced, new weapons, different ways to kill the enemies, always keeping the game fresh till the end. You'll quickly end up with a serious sam-like scenarios in no time at all. To go more in detail, lets start with the bad: My complaints are that i wished it was longer, and it had a hard difficulty. It took me around 5 hours to complete on normal and it left me craving for some more action, maybe even an endless mode where you defend against waves of enemies could be enough. Now lets talk about the good: The game is the first of its kind in vr, in the fact that you play the game with a companion in the form of a cute girl, following around and helping you out. This quickly leads to interesting scenarios where you have to decide if you are gonna take that health potion or let her have it instea...

Okay, this isn't a very long game, but longer than a lots of other vr titles out there. Some people say that this game has very shallow storyline, I say hold your words until you go further. Over all, I really like this game! It has got very nice graphics, cute little POWERFUL waifu girl following you around and assists you, also some side functionality from her other than regular gun shooting simulator games out there. There is a quite good storyline, at least for me. You will discover and understand more about this game world during your progression. And the game will gets more and more challenging all the way towards to the end. There is multiplayer mode on its way coming soon, there are some unlockable outfits for the girl character, there is steam vr collectable. I mean, what else you want? For me, this is a game that worth the price tag, and I absolutely love it overall.

Just wanted to say this is a very great game I've have many VR games and this one is really fun and interesting and caught my attention lot of good action and shooting

No "turning". Please add smooth/snap turning and I will change the Review to positive.

I could not find out what I am supporsed to do in stage 3. All I could do was just a game like a claw crane but nothing happened. It never told me what to do and where to go. During walking around and around and around and around... with no hints to look for the right place to go, I finally got migraine. That's all I could do. I think this game has too little hints to play. Without tips sites we cannot know what we're supposed to do. And it's just annoying us harshly. Please make sure your country has plenty of the tips sites for this game before you purchase this game. At least in Japan, we don't have ones at all. I winded up quitting to play this game in only 1 hour due to lack of hints and tips. It was literally waste of money. To be honest, I want even the refund. But I know it's impossible. A deal is a deal. I just decided to pay $30.00 for nothing fun. I will have to be more careful when I see the games by YJM again. On top of that, this game has a bug around quitting its progra...

This game needs some love and attention. This doesn't feel like a finished product. I managed to beat the final boss stage and have a fail screen at the same time. I didn't hit the restart button because "cutscene" text appeared and then I loaded the next level. How's that for finding a bug? It has so much potential to be better than it is but it feels neglected and forgotten. It feels like a smart phone game that pulls you in with fantastic trailers and "game play" that when you download it you find that it's a huge disappointment and you can't play the game as you thought it would be played. Remake the game. I know you can do it. It feels incomplete.

I'm digging it.

I really enjoyed this game and felt compelled to keep playing from start to finish which took 3 hours on easy. I'll be playing the normal story mode too though and i'll keep an eye out for the multiplayer mode which is "coming soon". Theres enough difference in each of the levels to keep things interesting. The game introduces new weapons and skills as you progress. Combat starts slow but quickly picks up the pace, especially in the later levels. Even on easy the boss was challenging, I scraped by with 1hp. The "Waifu" Magi provides health items and grenades in exchange for magic. You can also switch her to combat mode to help you fight, at the expense of her hp. Magic can also be used for various skills. TL;DR OVERTURN is a well thought out game and in the top 10% of my VR experiences.