YUKI Space Ranger

EL JUEGO NO FUNCIONA, TENGO UNAS VARJO AERO Y UNA RTX 3090 Y SOLO SE PONE UNA PANTALLA DEL ESPACIO, DESPUES DE AHI NO AVANZA PARA NADA, SIMPLEMENTE NO FUNCIONA, SI TIENES VALVE INDEX O VARJO NO FUNCIONA

Not a perfect game, but if "bullet hell" and "VR" excites you, this is definitely worth checking out. Adding the third dimension to bullet hell makes it very interesting. It may even make a genre that is somewhat notoriously niche and hard to get into more accessible; humans don't ship stock with the ability to navigate a 2D picture of a space ship through pictures of bullets on a screen over there using finger motions only vaguely connected to the motion the picture of the ship, but we do ship with hardware for knowing whether or not our hands are going to hit something in 3D space. The result is a much more direct experience, and the ability to skip the phase of bullet hell where you attain basic competence just in understanding what the screen is telling you and how to move the ship around to get straight to the gameplay. It has made me want to seek out other VR Bullet Hell games but unfortunately a lot of taggers confuse "bullet hell" with "has bullets". This is the true Bullet Hell - a large quantity of largish, slow-moving hazards that you need to navigate while also taking out the source of the bullets. Bullet hell fans should take note that this is a roguelite, so the levels are randomized except for the bosses. I personally prefer "sight reading", but if you're looking to memorize a single plan of attack, that's not what this is. One criticism I saw in a couple of other reviews is that the beginning of each run is slow, and I agree. I wish I could skip the entire first level and just take a couple of enhancements. It's not torture or anything but you do very quickly get to the point where it poses no danger, and the "skim close to the bullets to get more EXP" doesn't make up for it enough. Still, while this isn't perfect and you may not be playing this for years, you will look back fondly on your time with this game, and wonder at how there aren't more like it. It feels like "bullet hell where you control the ship with your hand" ought to be a *cliche* in the VR world, but instead this game is nearly unique, and my brief skim through "VR" + "bullet hell" just now on Steam shows that even the few other games that match this description still don't really capture that "thousands of bullets" part of Bullet Hell properly. I see some complaints in the forums about this not working for them. I'm running this on a pure-AMD system in Bazzite streaming over Steam Link to a Quest 3, which is a relatively niche and bizarre setup, and it works flawlessly there. Can't speak to those issues.