Naked Sun

[h1] Experienced on the Oculus Rift with Touch Controllers [/h1] Finished the game in 47 minutes. I died once because I just wasn't paying attention. Otherwise, it was a rather easy romp. This is literally an on-rails 180 degree wave shooter. Well, okay, in the last leg of the game you're on an elevator instead of on a rail, LOL. You only have one gun on each hand. You can go single-shot for accuracy or full auto for quick destruction. Honestly, just go full auto as there is no reason to go single shot. After the first third of the game, the option of using a shield and rocket launcher opens up. Unfortunately, only the shield is useful at times when you're under fire. I seldom had to use the rocket launcher and in any event I had trouble locking in to targets most of the time. I would kill stuff faster by just going full auto. You never run out of ammo. You reload by bringing your arms down. You can play the game seated. There are two boss fights. The second boss fight is just like...

Naked Sun - VR action with excellent visualization and quite an interesting story. The plot will take place in the 23rd century, when the artificial intellect grew wiser and wanted to kill all people. Not new, but served perfectly. We play for a hybrid, a mechanical body, but the brain and thinking of a person. There are almost no people left, in the war between robots and cars - androids win, because the human body is too vulnerable. Therefore, our hybrid was created, which has the characteristics of a machine-killer, and at the same time has a human consciousness. We are sent to destroy the headquarters of the robots and overthrow the supercomputer that controls this army. To do this, according to the story, we climb into the train, which goes to the main shelter, but at the entrance we are scanned and notice the human components, at this stage you enter into a fight with soulless machines. I can say that shooting with two hands as it came out very impressive, especially when the ...

Very stylish shooter. I was pleased with the mechanics of shooting from both hands. The plot is certainly beaten, but served well. Robots, artificial intelligence, the last hope of humanity - it's always interesting. And in this case, you don't have to sit on the ass in front of the monitor, you can move. In general, I recommend it to the owners of virtual reality equipment.

I'm Refunding the game but here is a quick review because the game is not bad only that it is extremely short. The game itself is a simple but fun On-rails Shooter. There are some destructible objects and explosions. You are standing always on a moving platform, and enemies will appear through all the trip until you reach your objective. Gameplay involves switching between shields, machine gun, single shot and lock-on Missiles. Graphics are good as you can see, and there are some fun moments. No bugs so far and I played using SS 1.5 (max value from the game) It looks...casual...not bad...but still casual gameplay and only has 3 Levels, that's it. It has another ARCADE MODE to replay it completely after finish it, with score rules like Arcades but ...these are the same levels :( I'm about to refund it, only for being so short. In my opinion the game is a 7/10 but extremely short as you could see here, this is gameplay in Story Mode (somehow youtube recorded the speed a little f...

So this is a very short game, completed in like 50 min, died once like everyone else. Fun game, quality gameplay and visuals, poor sound effects and music. I purchased this on sale, and I think three dollars is a deal for this game. I'll probably use this as a fun game for guests to try VR with, or something similar. Nice and fun rail shooter, enjoyed playing while drunk. Edit: I can confirm this is a great game to shove your guests into when they want to play VR but don't know what to play. You stand stationary and shoot at things, lower gun to reload, tap in on thumbstick (I assume trackpad for vive users?) to change between pistol/SMG, and lay down on that trigger and pretend you don't miss Time Crisis. 3/5

If you like on-rails shooters like Time Crisis/Virtua Cop etc. then you'll love this!

Excellent, polished on-rails shooter with diverse enemies and boss fights. Voice acting is great, and there is just the right amount of hand holding. I'm having a great time with this immersive, fun shooter.

Full game gameplay: [url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fV2ifAdIzrw] Part 1 [/url] [url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yVcyqR0aN3E] Part 2 [/url] PROS - Fun gun mechanics, even if one of the two options available pale in comparison to the other - Interesting story - Great for VR beginners, easy to pick up CONS - Price - currently $12 but normally $16. It's way too much for... - About 40 minutes of gameplay. - Repetitive levels and enemies, needs more variance - Never felt in any danger whatsoever OVERALL A great game for beginners to experience VR. The guns feel great and the character/weapon graphics are solid. But the price and the length of the game simply don't match. Needs more content and that content needs more variation. A decent start though! 6/10

Action from the first person in a futuristic style for VR devices. In addition to a wide variety of guns, the main character has different unlockable skills, in general there is an opportunity to build a gameplay for his unique style of play. The game is pleased with the graphics, fierce skirmishes and dynamic gameplay.

Note: I originally played a pre-release build of this game about 2 months ago at an event. This review is based on both that and the final retail release that I've been playing. Naked Sun is a well-executed on-rails shooter, with satisfying weapons that have a very natural feel to them, some cool mechanics (especially the reload and the auto-aiming rocket launcher) combined with great visuals. Despite being on rails there's no nausea as it moves as at a constant speed so there's no change in acceleration. The cart your on also provides a static frame of reference so there's no incorrect feeling of movement. My only gripes are that the voice acting is a bit cheesy without going far enough to be so cheesy its charming - it's just a bit cringeworthy sometimes (But this doesn't really detract from how enjoyable the game is) and the timing of voice lines is off - I'll frequently shoot something only to then be told to shoot it a few seconds later. The main campaign is a little short but...