Loco Dojo

The problem with this game is that is' a fun family/friend casual party game. The kind of game that you invite friends or family over to play on a drunken night for adults or a pizza party with kids. However, I don't know that many people will have multiple VR headsets with several rigs and several licensed copies of the game and there's really no option to switch players with the headset. You play online against other online players. I guess this game is fun if your friends already have a VR headset. Of course multiplayer in VR is very sporadic. Game lobbies empty out for the next game du jour. I haven't played this game enough to tell you if the "community" is worth engaging with or abundant. I do recommend this game because you can see the polish, even if the mini-game difficulties vary widely. I could see it being fun with the right people playing with you. Not much fun solo though. Rating: 6/10

This game is a blast! This is basically the closest thing you can get right now to Mario Party VR. The aesthetic is charming and cute, and every little quirk adds to the fun. Played on HTC Vive, near everything felt perfect, ignore the review that says it's not for Vive. Pros: 1. Cartoony, fun graphics that feel like care was gone into them, not some cheap voxel shit 2. Fun, chinese-theme soundtrack 3. Most mini-games play and feel great, with a little bit of that classic Mario Party "oh shit what am I doing" touch 4. Really funny. The piglet feeding game had me laughing so hard I didn't realize I was doing it completely wrong 5. This is something almost completely unique for the VR library. Cons: 1. Some mini-games are really awkward or imbalanced. Specifically the javelin throwing game and the cookie throwing game. Throwing objects w/out any auto aim is something no VR game has really figured out; throwing feels fake and very difficult. In the javelin game my spears always hung to ...

Fun multiplayer game. It's full of minigames to play. Tried with one other person and we had a good time trying to figure out what to do for each challenge. The challenges are tough and will have you chopping, shooting, rotating handles,stomping bugs and more. I would say its worth the sale price. It includes VOIP so you can talk to the people you are playing with. The only negative is that the game cannot add more players once started. Everyone has to be ready to play from the start the whole way through. It took me and a friend about 30 minutes to play through a complete round together.

I purchased this game to play with friends and we all hate it, it’s very boring and repetitive. There’s only like 5 games that you can actually play before you start repeating yourself. I wouldn’t recommend blowing 20 bucks on a game with 30 minutes of content.

I fucking love this game with friends.

Simply Put, its a wario ware/mario party style board game/mini game game. WOW what a sentence, anyway without digressing. This game has levels of polish often not found in many VR titles. The games are creative, whacky, simply fun! the game has a great theme. I highly recommended picking this up and having some fun online or with friends! I hope we see additions/updates in this title because this game really deserves a playerbase Without it, and without friends, the singleplayer challenges willl only get you so far.

It was fun playing with other people. Reminds me of Pummel Party or Mario Party. There are some games that feel one sided based on what you play where you have to remove sea urchins from the whale. Other than that I had fun.

Only thing missing from this game is people to play with. :/

Great fun with friend, the archer mini game needs to be balanced though.

+ Most of the mini games are fun (once you figure out how to play them - the potato shooter took me a few tries before I figured out it's the one game in this whole app that makes use of grip buttons. The fish/shark mini-game I still haven't figured out). The graphics are really pretty both from technical and creative side. - You cannot choose what mini-game you want to play so something like a local competition with friends or family is out of question and that's a BIG fault. If it wasn't for that, this game would be a must on my party list. Now you must go through all the board spinning and other animations to get to the fun stuff, you cannot replay the minigames you enjoy and often end up playing those you don't and you play on your own, because the community is small and most of my friends don't have VR. I see this as major oversight on devs side. If it wasn't for this the game would get 1000 times more playtime and exposure. 5/10