Death Horizon: Cyberfusion

Great game and great theme. I love cyberpunk themes in games and this one pulled it off quite well. I'll section this review so you can jump to different parts. Also sorry for my bad writing, English isn't my strong suit. [h2] Gameplay: [/h2] The few things I didn't enjoy were the guns having a brief pause before they shoot and the sword getting stuck inside an enemy. Also the grapple cyberware instantly activates when you hook a far away surface, it then pulls you fast enough to where your hands get stuck inside the wall. I couldn't find a settings menu, I think this game could benefit greatly from a virtual stock setting along with rebinding inputs. The binds on the touchpads of the valve index controllers were a bit annoying. I'd turn when I didn't want to or move in a direction that I didn't want to. [h2] Graphics: [/h2] The graphics of the game are fine, but they could use an update. I know the game is meant to run on a quest 3, so that's probably why they aren't as good as they could be. The zombie designs are good and so are the drones. Again, I think having a settings menu with graphics settings could be quite the upgrade. [h2] Sound/Music: [/h2] There is only one track that plays during the majority of the game (I haven't gotten to sector 5 yet) And it's alright. But if you don't like it, It wouldn't completely ruin the game, but It'd make it less enjoyable. Overall, great game. But it could use more time in the oven. Add a graphics and controls setting menu and I think this could be an amazing game. Total: 7/10 would play again

Death Horizon: Cyberfusion is an absolute blast! 🧟‍♂️🔥 If you love fast-paced VR shooters, this game delivers non-stop action and intense zombie combat. The cyberpunk atmosphere adds a fresh and immersive twist, with neon-lit environments that make every battle feel epic. The gameplay is smooth, the weapons feel powerful, and the hordes of undead keep you on your toes. If you're looking for an exciting and polished VR zombie shooter, Death Horizon: Cyberfusion is a must-play!

Works on Reverb G2. Disclaimer: I've received this game for free via Curator Connect. Death Horizon: Cyberfusion is the most boring rogue-like shooter possible, with all the jank of physics based VR indie game and soulless procedurally generated level design. The combat is terrible: ranged weapons are unsatisfying to shoot, and the only melee weapon is janky katana, that keeps getting stuck in enemies at weird angles. Hand attachments are a bit more fun, but they require energy to use. Enemies are mostly slow and poorly animated zombies, that would not be fun to fight even if weapon handling was good. And there is nothing else to do in the game, it's just endless boring combat encounters with same few enemy types stretched out among long empty corridors and copy-pasted warehouse rooms. Even a grappling hook can't save it from being an unbearable slog.

a great fun game love it'

uffff, sehr arcadig. Fühlt sich sehr träge an, katana bleibt oft stecken. Gegner spawnen immer im umkreis von 20 metern.

I rarely leave negative reviews cause I'm not very picky or harsh when it comes to games but this was a mess. A third of the audio was nonexistent (enemies, music), all weapon sounds (shooting and reloading) were super quiet to the point where I could barely hear them, Explosions and the lady announcers voice were so loud it was jarring every time they were played. aside from that in mission my person kept stretching to where they were like 8 feet tall, the sword constantly gets stuck in enemies and comes out of your hand when you hit them unless you get a clean neck slice which is especially annoying with how absolutely useless the first gun is (taking at least 4 head shots to kill at point blank). The arm blades also always get stuck on enemies and their bodies, With them being fixed to your hands it forces your arms to hyper-extend till the body despawns or the body randomly yeets its self in to oblivion. Saw a lot of enemies just randomly die. There is no explosion animation For the insanely small apparently explosive spider enemies that constantly rush you. sprinting feels like walking and walking feels like keeping your feet together and shuffling (not good for a game you're supposed to explore decent sized maps in). overall not even worth the $15 I picked it up for.

It's a solid, Okay. There are good ideas and potential but game quality needs attention. The little annoyances here and there bring it down but this game could be great some day.