Space Pirate Trainer

My overall review of Space Pirate Trainer VR… Space Pirate Trainer remains one of the most effective pure arcades in VR: tight, physical, and endlessly replayable for score hunters, but limited if you’re after long campaigns, narrative depth, or couch‑friendly play. __No Tutorial – This was a big issue for me. Other then more possible graphics changes in the settings, not having a proper tutorial I think is a big miss. I started the game spending a while just to figure out who to change different ammo types, how to get the shield, different shield types, etc… Would have been nice just to have a quick one-minute tutorial. __Graphics – I wish there were more settings options for this game. Most of the graphics feel that they are not as polished or varied as big-budget VR action games, which I thought this could be on par for but some of the textures (especially the flying ball) just look almost too dull. __ Relatively Simple Formula — Can get repetitive, core mechanics (wave shooting, endurance) can feel repetitive compared with deeper VR shooters or narrative titles. __Room-Scale — I would same for some of the game play you could play on a mat, but for most and maybe even in all, I’d really recommend a larger playing area, (maybe 8’ x 8’). I know for some people having this large of a play Arena are impractical for many users. __Limited long-form content — while highly replayable, it lacks a substantial single-player campaign or varied mission structure that some players want. I wish there was some more level progression or expansion as you play. Like maybe you unlock more weapon options as you play? Just an idea.