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Surprisingly good shooter with some nice weapons (the most powerful is the shotgun imo). Commonly you are on small playground with 5 phases of enemies coming, but still the combat is good feeling. Can be frustrating to try beat the game on hard difficulty since if you fail to defend the orange cube - you're going to start over the whole level again which is annoying af. Normal can be pretty challenging to get enjoyment. Plot is blank though, but that's fine for the genre.
Was playing on PSVR2 and the compatibility is excellent.

It crashes on start with UE4 Error - solution is not to use steamlink on Oculus 2, launch it from Air Link.
In tutorial it was the mist awkward teleport inputs (you need to click the trigger to teleport), I was thinking that teleport don't work. And why you can't choose to walk from the start and not after tutorial?
1 hour of trying to start it so far, I hope that I'll can play now.
It's a fun shooter game if you managed to get it work. Few arenas was bad.

So long as this game doesn't crash for you, definitely pick it up on a sale. Fun from what i've played so far, visuals are pretty nice, too. Story seems nice from what i've played, too.

This game is 8 years old and still one of the better VR experiences. Very enjoyable.

I have this game on PlaystaionVR and yes PCVR is the better game. add me for CO-0P olz
2025

Really good combat system. Level design is awesome. Enough variety of gameplay. I highly recommend this game if you're in the mood for a wave combat game.

Played using a Meta Quest 3 with Virtual Desktop.
Note: The game feels odd for the Meta Quest controllers, but I'm someone who prefers smooth turning and natural locomotive movement over teleportation. Since there also seems to be no mechanical ability to turn in game, one has to rely on physically moving. If there is a setting to fix this problem, I'd love to be informed about it.
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I have finished the first two missions of this title and it hasn't been the worst VR title I've played. A few things that confused me is actually getting the training mission tutorial to start in the main hub area your player starts in and goes to after missions - I have still not completed that Combat tutorial and since I couldn't figure out how to start it, I skipped to doing the first mission and working on the fly from there utilizing in game hints.
The game feels very stiff to me, but this is from the inability to turn using the controller. The lack of control over the movement of the character makes the game unnecessarily difficult to maneuver in for myself and if I find a setting to alleviate this issue, I'll update my review when I do find it.
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Even with the issue above, I feel this game is still worth having a look at and trying for oneself. There is about five types of foes to fight simply between the first two missions alone - this includes flying drones, robots, explosive robots, robots armed with firearms, and even crippled robots that jump at you to cover distances. These basic enemies make for a solid wave style arcade shooter and it feels like I'm playing a game like Space Pirate Trainer or Robo Recall in a way - granted the game isn't has interactive with what the player can do against the bots, nor is there melee or a change of weapons.
There are four 'heroes' the player gets to choose from. One uses handguns with full auto functions as a cooldown ability. Another uses a Shotgun with a Grenade Launcher ability, Another uses a Bow and the last one uses a Katana that can be thrown and retrieved.
Alongside these heroes, the player can build defenses - like turrets (I have not tested this, but somehow got the training for this specific tutorial to actually work, I still don't know how it did when the Combat Tutorial just doesn't seem to work for me - but I can be rather dumb sometimes rofl)
I have only played as the starting character (The handgun user) and the game-play feels fairly solid in that regard, even with the stiffness in question which makes it hard to dodge and move (At least for myself) I do wish I could utilize both hands on the handgun to better stabilize the firearm in game, but I simply default to holding the controllers "Call of Duty Tactical Knife" style to give me the stability I do want when aiming when I'm unable to have both hands on the firearm.
Since I have only played the first two missions, I don't have a crazy amount to add beyond what I have here. I somewhat like the "AI" character who is stuck with you during missions, but I do forget to give the game time to actually let the dialogue banter between "your contact who's hired you" and the "AI" Character.
All in all, the experience isn't a bad one and it makes for an okay arcade shooter - but if it had the ability of things from a game like Robo Recall (Able to grab enemies, melee enemies, etc) and if it were possible to mechanically turn and locomotive move - I'd have a lot more fun myself.
But for 8.79$ (Canadian) Right at this moment, I'd recommend the game at least to try the title as it does have a solid formula for game-play and a rather interesting setting and idea. I am hoping to play more of the game and learn more as more abilities unlock over time.