Space Battle VR

This game tries to combine space exploration with an action game and there is a little story on the top of it. Well, this might not be the best space exploration or best VR space shooter ever. However, this combination definitely works for me. Most missions take us to the brand new locations, which looks like from another universe. You can just fly around and enjoy beautiful surroundings or go straight ahead for intense battle. This is not a space shuttle simulator, but the controls feel good and natural (you grab joysticks and lever with your VR controllers). Generally, it just fun and pleasant experience, the graphics are very good.

The price is a bit too high for the amount of content. 27 minutes in and im done with half the missions. This game is simple, but fun, and could not be more intuitive. Unlike Elite Dangerous, you do not need an engineering degree to play this game.

4/10 bouncing off of planets simulator. + The spaceship cockpit looks cool in VR for the first 5 minutes. - There is 1 (ONE) type of enemy ship that you'll be fighting over and over. - Somehow each new unlocked weapon feels worse than the previous one. - Scale of the universe is flushed down the toilet. Some planets are ridiculously small, others are just static flat textures on the skybox. - Spaceship controls were designed for a HOTAS joystick, not for VR tracked controllers, making you feel like a drunk monkey in a washing machine instead of a space pilot.

This Game Could Be the Start of Something Good It's a space-ship shooter that has some outstanding features, and a few downfalls: Pros: - The VR cockpit is amazing. Good sense of scale, and makes you feel like you are in a cockpit. - The cockpit has a good lock-on feature once you get used to it. - A good implementation of using Touch controller orientation to control the motion/speed of the ship, instead of using the joysticks. The default sensitivity/dead zone were just right for me. - The asteroid field level was great in how you could fly around the asteroids (very remininsent of the huge asteroids in the Star Wars Battlefron VR Mission). This level was close to replicating the Asteroid Field sequence from The Empire Strikes Back. - While you could fly into a planet's atmosphere, it was easy to fly around a planet. This was done so well, I almost thought I was on the Starship Enterprise. - Fighting against enemy fighters was a mixed feeling. How close those ships could get to...

At $20, this game is overpriced. I played through the missions in less than an hour. There's not much to do beyond that point. Combat was boring. Graphics are ok. Just not much to it. This game is something that a noobie in a VR arcade could appreciate for the limited time of a booth.

The game is cool as a casual arcade space shooter. Don't expect a spaceship simulator but it is really fun to play. Shooting is ok, flying through space feels nice, I like it. I think the game is not suited for hardcore players but will be a great game to try what VR is capable of. About the price (USD 20): for me at the current state the game should cost a little bit less. Maybe if there would be more missions or another mode in the game the price would be ok.

It's a good game and doesn't have any technical issues but it's lacking in some areas. First, it lacks in content but being that it's a VR game thats quite common as VR can be limiting for many dev teams. I finished all the levels and unlocked everything in less than an hour and ended up refunding it. Second, it lacks variety from level to level and in it's enemy types, or rather "type", as there only seems to be one enemy type that never changes from the start to the end of the game. The only difference from level to level is the environment and the number of enemies. Third, it lacks in story as it's a somewhat lame and cheesy story. The main bad guy's motives nor origin are never explained and it's just kinda there and doesn't really improve the game in any way. Although it is a VR game so I suppose I shouldn't really expect much. Overall I'd say if you have money to throw away and you love space related things then give this a try but otherwise don't buy it or buy it and refund ...

2/10 The spaceship it well designed for the most part but don't be fooled with the flashy trailer they give you. Pros : -looks kinda nice? -a few loadout options, but ultimately pointless Cons: -good for inducing motion-sickness in the worst way (I never get motion sickness but after 5 mins i needed to lie down) -the missions are short and uneventful. -there are models in the game with un-finished textures. -the controls are wack and unresponsive -"your standing on a damn chair" me from the menu 2019 -you bounce off planets as if they were rubber -you bounce off ships as if they were rubber -the sound design was so appalling i wanted to take my headphones off. -feels like your in a clone war with all the same enemy ships! and the biggest sin in a flight game NO SKILL INVOLVED there's no target reticle to make it satisfying to take down an enemy ship. it auto targets for you. just follow them and shoot and that's all there is to this game. no music, no ambiance, and a crappy lazer...

Great Idea, but the controls are just about impossible to control

I usually play offline so ignore the time listed as being played by me. I have about 12-15 hours in this game. The good: Good graphics. A feeling of really flying a spaceship in space. The combat feels real and immersive. The bad: Too short. the entire campaign can be completed in 2-3 hours. Although, there is an open battle creator, you can create as many enemies and allies as you like, determine their strength, but even that becomes boring after a but and its too easy, i chose to battle 20 enemies on hard levels alone, and it was not hard to beat them. What I would like to see: PVP. More missions. Players working together against common enemies. I think 10 euros (current price) is fair. Played with WMR (odyssey), 1070 card. i7 cpu