Gun Reflex VR

literally cant hear any sounds, not to mention the guns being janky and poorly made, you cant expect me to not refund this

not fun super laggy on a good pc that runs half life alyx 70fps and its super janky

This is a close call. I just think it's too buggy. It's not a bad wave shooter. There's just so many better options and there's just too much jank in this game. The price is okay though for what it is. I just can't bring myself to play this game again or recommend it. Rate 4.5/10. Close call, you might enjoy it more than I did.

Does Not work with VIVE pro controllers. Refunded.

Ничего реалистичного, ничего приятного. Откуда взялись отзывы о приятной стрельбе и в целом играбельности продукта - не ясно.

For fans of shooting games, this offers a solid and enjoyable experience. The graphics are fairly decent, the guns are well-designed, and there's a nice variety to choose from. The ability to dual-wield adds an extra layer of fun, and the gunplay feels genuinely satisfying. So far, I've only explored the Killing Floors and the shooting range, and while there are many positives, I do have a few suggestions and concerns: Motion Issues: I experienced a slight shuddering motion while moving around. Although the game itself ran smoothly, it felt odd in my Oculus Quest 2 headset—almost like I was drunk. This might be a VR-specific issue, but it's worth addressing for a more seamless experience. Difficulty Levels: The floors are exceptionally difficult. A difficulty option or the ability to start from checkpoints at the beginning of each floor would greatly improve accessibility and enjoyment. Smooth Turn Sensitivity: The 'Smooth Turn' feature is nearly unusable due to its slow sensitivity, with no option to adjust it. I had to switch to 'Snap Turn' to play comfortably. Adding sensitivity controls would be a simple yet impactful improvement. Weapon Carrying Options: Shoulder holsters for larger weapons would be a fantastic addition, allowing players to carry more firearms. More flexibility in weapon management always enhances the gameplay. Sound Design: Some of the sound effects, like weapon cocking, feel outdated. Additionally, there's no sound for shell casings or magazines hitting the floor, which detracts from the immersive experience. Enhancing these audio elements would make the gameplay much more engaging. Overall, from my limited playtime, I’d say the game is worth its price. If the developers address some of these issues, it has the potential to become an excellent title! Here is a link to my gameplay: Please consider subscribing :-) https://youtu.be/KU91jR-1StE?si=bK7vExrRT4HLTpY8

Video of my first play of the game: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P96w-bOGTW4 It's a fun idea, and on the surface looks pretty nice, and would be a nice VR experience at a nice price if it worked in a playable way. However, I found it almost impossible to play. My attempt to play was with a PSVR2 headset that's working fine for PCVR with pretty much everything else I play on a regular basis, so do keep this in mind when making your own purchasing decision. Things I ran into: - Once you're out of the main menu location, almost every time, the world swims around you in a way that has no connection to the movement of your head; for anyone lacking the strongest of VR legs, this is going to make you feel ill in no time. - Movement is horribly slow. - Smooth turning is horribly slow with no obvious way of changing it. - The quit option on the menu just... quits. That's it. I appreciate a good quit option, not all VR games have one, but this one just dumps you out without checking. So be careful when you pull up the wrist-based menu because you may select that by accident. - I think it might be prone to the odd crash too. It's hard to tell though because I might have hit quit in the wrist menu without even seeing the menu. - Almost right away on the first level of the showcase game mode, there's an enemy who seems massively overpowered and who shoots and kills you instantly the moment a pixel of your head pops around the corner. This seems like really bad balance. Aside from these issues, there's also a bit of non-game-breaking jank in here too that gives a very "thrown together" feel to the game, sadly. Possibly the best example is a lot of the artwork and other textures kicking around, which have very strange aspect ration choices. At the price I've chosen not to refund; I'm hoping this is a very early release and the developer will work on it and improve it. If it gets to a point where I can play it in a way that folk would not normally throw up from the image sway, I'd happily turn this into a recommend. But, for now, I can't honestly recommend it; but I would suggest wishlisting it and watching how it develops.