Zero Caliber VR

I can't play it because my cat keeps walking on the desk in front of me and I won't want to hit the cat with my arms when I'm frantically reloading. In fact, I did hit the cat with my arms before I decided it wasn't worth it. The cat doesn't know I can't see it when I'm wearing a headset, and I don't want to hurt my cat just by playing fast-paced some video game. (At least it was part of a bundle even if I won't play it.) It looks fairly realistic, though it could easily cause you motion sickness. It's probably good if you're playing without wires and have space to maneuver. Maybe you could lock any friendly pets outside of your room while you play. By the way, putting grenades in your pouch in the tutorial wasn't intuitive and didn't make sense. I killed myself several times because I couldn't drop them in my pouch without my character pulling the pin. I think it's bugged, because every time I tried to release them into my ammo pouch while releasing a single trigger button my character would instead pull out a pin and simultaneously drop the grenade on the floor. I also had operating problems with the controller because I don't have the VR touch pad they expect you to have.

It's old so at least it has some excuse but how are you gonna have a multiplayer game without even a report button? VR cheaters heaven lol. No reporting means they can just do whatever they want and they do. Dude jump shoots you in the head as soon as you spawn and says "I heard you" lmao. Ok yeah you heard my character spawn bro lol. As I said, it is old so some leeway is allowed but this is the only game I've ever seen with no option to report sus players. Kinda sucks the campaign took more than 2 hours or I'd get a refund. The AI is ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ too considering it wallhacks and aimbots. Hard bots, ok great. But the damn things are literally staring at you through the walls and they don't even wait to have line of sight before they start head shotting you through the bushes and ♥♥♥♥. This is the same reason arcade MK back in the day was ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ because it didn't really matter how good you were since the game was literally cheating every match. ♥♥♥♥ the devs for just making literal aim bots instead of taking any time at all to balance them. They come in hoards and all know exactly what you're doing the whole time which is pretty evident after about 5 mins.

[h1] Такого бы побольше и получше качеством [/h1] [i] Будто старый шутер, но переделанный в VR.[/i] [hr][/hr] [b] [u] Позитивные моменты: [/u] [/b] [list] [*]Технически нормально исполнена. Есть немного багов, но не критичных. [*]Много оружия и модулей. Есть где развернуться. [*]Кооператив. Не хватает VR шутеров для игры с друзьями. [/list] [hr][/hr] [b] [u] Негативные моменты: [/u] [/b] [list] [*]Максимально тупые противники. Чем выше сложность, тем они больше читерят. Знают где ты и стразу стреляют в голову. [*]Текстура довольно мыльные, окружению не хватает деталей. [*]Оружие закрыто за уровнем прокачки и требует покупки за игровую валюту. За прохождение на высокой сложности не получится открыть всё. Плохое решение. Игра не на столько интересная, чтобы проходить повторно. [*]Сетевой код плохо себя чувствует. Напарника подергивает при перемещении. В PVP режиме моя очередь по другу (играли 1 на 1) просто не засчитывалась. Иногда он убивал меня за секунду, только показавшись из-за угла. [/list] [hr][/hr] [b] [u] Итог: За неимением большой вариативности таких игр рекомендую. С другом самое то. Дак еще и PVP есть. [/u] [/b] P.S. Попробуйте парные Глоки 17 с лцу. Будто я вернулся в оригинальный COD MW2. В PVP тоже работает, но чуть хуже.

I'm 8 hours in and all the criticism left me speechless. The game is visually wonderful on the PSVR2 headset running on a PC with a 4080 Super, you can max out everything and even set Steam resolution at around 4000 x 4000px. The game is crisp and clean and runs like a charm, with some absolutely amazing scenery and situations, beautiful lights and effects. There are some subpar assets and building interiors, but the visuals are mostly great (with some incredible moments like those in the forest of the first mission, or the trench of the fourth one). The gameplay/gunplay is very addicting and fun, the action can be brutal and relentless, the weapons feel wonderful, the attachments work great, and so does the reload and grenade launching, and there's an incredible variety of guns and accessories. Also, building them and preparing the loadouts in the armory (which is the absolute BEST I've ever seen in a game of this kind) is so much fun in itself. It's true that there are some shortcomings in the AI, and that some enemies spawn from nowhere. Also, it's a bit rough and janky; nevertheless, the action is amazing and spectacular, very adrenaline-filled, to the point I've already replayed the first four missions many times, to try different weapons and grind for more weapon skins and components. The game is more on the arcade side, and there's nothing wrong with that: it's like a more free and "open" version of Crossfire Sierra Squad (which I really liked), with more variety and less scripted situations. It has enormous and very detailed maps, and quite long missions. I had this game in my library for many years and didn't even imagine it was such a good, and above all, FUN and ADRENALINE-FILLED game: a really "premium" VR experience like you can have only on PC (and I play almost only in VR since 2018 on all platforms, so I know what I'm talking about). I'm sure I'll spend many more hours in it, completing the campaign on the hardest level and unlocking everything. And of course I'm now eagerly awaiting the sequel to arrive on PC.

It's a fun FPS in VR. I've spent most of my time playing on the Quest 2 version.

Very buggy

Schießstand-Spaß oder Chaos? Wahrscheinlich beides! Wenn du in der Shootingrange bist und plötzlich bemerkst, dass du die Waffe so hältst, als ob sie ein riesiger Hotdog wäre, dann weißt du, dass das Ganze schnell zum Comedy-Event wird. „Warum ziehst du am Abzug, während du noch in der Luft schießt?!“, „Nein, das Magazin gehört nicht an den Kopf!“, „WIESO SCHIEßT DU IN DIE DECKE?!“ – so klingt es, wenn das einzige Ziel ist, das Ziel zu verfehlen. Die Shootingrange ist der perfekte Party-Gag. Der wahre Spaß kommt, wenn jemand die VR-Brille aufsetzt, sich in den digitalen Raum begibt und versuchst, die Waffe korrekt zu bedienen – was dann oft zu einer Mischung aus wildem Gefuchtel und unfreiwilligem Gelächter führt. Kein Plan, aber viel Spaß. Fazit: Ein VR-Erlebnis, das dich garantiert zum Lachen bringt – besonders wenn du versuchst, in absoluter Verwirrung auf Zielscheiben zu schießen. Entweder macht es dich zum "Kriegshelden" oder zum Frustrations-Monster. 8/10, würde wieder im Wohnzimmer um mein Leben kämpfen.