
In Star Wars: Droid Repair Bay by ILMxLAB, Poe Dameron's sidekick needs your help. Repair BB-8 and his astromech droid friends, each with their own unique personalities, so they can roll back into the fight against the First Order.
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I think star wars fans are giving this too much credit. its really kinda just 30 seconds of "gameplay" followed by listening to the droids beep. People are calling this a tech demo, but I wouldnt buy this as a full release. isnt a tech demo supposed to show off cool ideas or concepts? this doesnt really even have any gameplay, and theres no variety in the droids you interact with or the things you do to them. its like the VR equivilent of a really bad point and click game.
For a movie promotion its pretty decent and obviously its free. In my case it wasnt running smoothly but it was probably because my wifi is bad as i was using steam link. I do believe i need to change some settings or it could also be that im playing on a laptop.
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Hours played at review time, across 49 reviews with recorded playtime.
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A fun Tech Demo. It's short but fun, and great for StarWars fans. At the end of the game you realise where it takes place in the story. I wish there were more StarWars VR games on Steam, but Alas. They're mostly on Quest.
sooooooo short
Experiência curta, mas legalzinha. Adoraria que isso crescesse em uma experiência maior, onde você concerta mais variedade de droides, e até um modo infinito.
Need more of this.
Star Wars: Droid Repair Bay is a short VR experience where you work for the Resistance as a **droid mechanic**, which is a fancy way of saying: > “You’re a space IT guy for spherical robots that have seen some things.” You’re standing in a hangar, war going on outside, and your job is to: * Catch incoming broken droids * Open them up like space piñatas * Wiggle their insides until they stop screaming in beeps --- ### Pros: * You get to hang out with BB-8 and other droids, and they all react like excitable metal puppies when you fix them. Instant serotonin. * Tools feel very “Star Wars OSHA violation”: grabby arms, scanners, panels that pop open with suspicious sparks—10/10 immersion. * No combat, no dying, just you calmly doing tech support while an intergalactic war presumably happens off-camera. Relatable. * Great “show off VR to someone” game: looks cool, plays simple, nobody has to explain why you died to a stormtrooper. --- ### Cons: * It’s short. Like, “coffee break demo” short. Blink and you’re back in your living room questioning your life choices. * Zero difficulty. You’re not so much a mechanic as you are a gentle button presser with union-level plot armor. * You will get unreasonably attached to at least one droid and then they’ll just… roll away. No goodbye. No forwarding address. --- ### Peak Droid Repair Bay Moments: * Dropping a droid by accident and immediately apologizing out loud like it’s going to leave a bad Yelp review. * Opening a panel and staring at glowing space guts, pretending you know what any of it does. * Fixing BB-8, watching him chirp and roll in circles, and thinking “Yeah. I’m basically a hero.” * Finishing the whole thing and desperately wishing your real job praised you as much as this one happy robot just did. --- 8.5/10 Chill, cute, and over too quickly—like being the good guy in Star Wars for once. Would clock into my Resistance shift, poke around in droid organs, and get paid in beeps and boops again.
It's free first off. :) Second I thought the graphics were pretty good for a 2017 VR game. Only had a few recommendations. Recommendations: __People in the background were running in low res compared to the rest of the main area. Looked a little odd. Rest was really cool and fun. My Specs: i9900k CPU 32GB RAM 1Tb M2 5080 GPU Quest 3 (wifi)
Pretty fun for a few minutes. Some comedy and engineering in the Star Wars universe.
Great game! I just wish it was longer lol. Its a good but short puzzle game if you want a quick game to play.
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