
VR's Most Challenging Obstacle Course Designed To Level Up Your Fitness. Features an engaging backstory and high end visuals as you go through different courses.
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VR's Ultimate Obstacle Course & Test of Fitness
Obsessed with his family's legacy, aging billionaire Adam Venture is looking for a capable heir to the Venture name and fortune. His only requirement? The skill and tenacity to overcome a series of deadly obstacle courses known as: Venture’s Gauntlet
Run, climb, swing and zipline your way through the gauntlet in comfort and style with TrueMotionVR arm swing controls.
Killer-drones, deadly lasers, fatal drops and more all stand along the path to glory. Only the most capable will survive.
Traverse giant cliffs, delve into the depths of the earth and climb crumbling castles across 9 intense stages inspired by the Highlands of Scotland.
Breathtaking Visuals - Experience beautiful graphics powered by Unreal Engine. A dynamic time of day and weather system makes the world feel alive as you progress through the Gauntlet.
Uncover the secrets of the Ventures - The ever-present Adam Venture watches your every move. Do you have the skill to impress him or will you be a disappointment like all the others?
Tailor Made Courses - Calibration adjusts the Gauntlet’s obstacles to your height & arm length measurements to ensure the best experience for all users.
Claim the ultimate glory - Compete against other players for the best times on each stage on the online leaderboards.
Level Up Your Fitness - Venture’s Gauntlet is the most difficult parkour/assault course experience currently available on VR–you will be physically challenged when playing this game!
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Languages: English
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I have to admit I was a little skeptical about how good a workout this would be but I was pleasantly surprised. I definitely worked up a sweat and could feel my arms got a nice feeling of fatigue. I loved the landscape views. They were so spectacular, I got a bit distracted and fell a few times, but it was worth the look. The gauntlet challenges kept it interesting and the time flew by. I hope they add more leg work in the improvements. This will definitely stay in my home workout rotation.
Unfortunately as much as I recalibrated myself and reset my height in Steam, etc. I just couldn't duck low enough to get under anything, I would constantly get stuck. I had to quit put of the game and play something else, happily I got this as part of a bundle but this should really be sorted so I can play it at all.
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Motion Sickness Simulator 2024. I hardly ever get motion sick but this game had me wanting to through up after 5 minutes. Why? Because there is some sort of lag or bad headtracking that causes your camera to be constantly vibrating/jittering. I have never had this issue in any other game. The other big thing is the horrible locomotion. They want you to move using your arms but in a game where you have to use your hands to grab, press buttons, etc. Doing all that while swinging your arms around to run confuses the hell out of the game. I reach up to grab a zip line and it things "Oh you must want to move forward 3 ft!" Until the awful motion sickness is fixed this is a hard pass.
As a left-handed player, the fact that I have no recourse to change the controls to allow me to use my left hand for menu interactions and stuff is a deal-breaker to playing this. In general it lacks much in the way of accessibility features, which I guess is fine if you as a customer match their vision for what a player looks like, but I'm broadly not a fan of how this game handles interaction/controls. Not sure if it's early access or what, but I'm glad I got it in a Humble Bundle pack, because it'd be an instant refund if I paid full retail for it.
Venture's Gauntlet VR is an Early Access VR obstacle course game. It worked on my Index system, looked ok, played ok, sounded ok. Very fun, very challenging. There are some bugs and things needing to be tweaked. Maybe buy this game, if you like exercise and obstacle courses. I got a free key for this from the Steam Curator program. [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/23133713-VIVE-VR/]ViVE VR curator group[/url]
I love the exercises you can get from this VR game, as well as the variety of environments and interactions it offers. The dynamic weather is absolutely fantastic! It adds a touch of uniqueness to the overall experience, enhancing the VR gameplay in such an immersive way!
Wow what a fun, engaging vr experience. It's part exploration, adventure, exercise, obstacle course and visual feast . I've played lots of VR titles and many hold my attention for a few hours then I move to something else but this has really engaged me with it kennel of challenge and VR mechanics.
Great adventure, great exercise! Controls worked great for me, pretty cool environments to explore as well!
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Ultimate Ninja warrior for VR! I felt a surprising amount of pride as I took a zipline down an idyllic mountain side. Prior to that I had just completed the tutorial and first obstacle course in the game. Not only is it a good workout for your arms (Not unlike Ringfit Adventure for Switch), but you and your friends will have a good laugh at each sections failed attempts. (It took me easily over ten tries to get past the swings.) You'll also start feeling like a pro when you can make some risky cliffside jumps to shave a few seconds off your time. I don't easily get immersed into VR games, but those moments had me feeling like Tom Cruise in the MI2 opening. Also the way you run and turn in this game is super intuitive and fun. Thankfully the motion required to run works with big or small movements. Either way, expect to burn some calories and feel like a badass doing it.
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