Void Rangers

I regret buying this, but it is my own fault for not doing enough research so I am not going to ask for a refund on this one. The graphics look better in the screenshots than in the game. The difference between making it through a level or not is how good your weapons are, since they have a homing feature so eventually you won't need to have much in the way of aiming skills either. Getting different weapons just don't really change the way you play the game. I don't like the sounds. I can't quite put the finger on it, but they are just not what I expect when I hit something. When I hit big monsters, I don't really get much feedback for hitting them in the animation, and the 3D models aren't very good either. I had Space Pirate Trainers and I should have just stuck to that one.

I was about to give this a negative review due to the constant crashes/freezing. Using a rift, vive users might not be having this issue. But, I think the crashing only happends on certain levels, (level 4) and after turning shadows off I would say it's pretty stable, maybe 1 crash now after an hour of play. A very fun and addicting shooter. Well done!

I would recommend this game if it didn't crash/freeze randomly. It happens usually during mid-wave and never recovers. Others are having this issue and the dev has not responded to my email or forum post. When it isn't crashing, I do enjoy the music and being able to upgrade my weapons to be able to progress further. But having to take off the headset to manually close out of the game, then reload is a bit much.

Void Rangers takes the straightforward appeal of a virtual reality shooting gallery and expands it with loot-driven progression, weapon upgrades, increasingly demanding encounters, and plenty of reasons to replay completed stages. Developed and published by Martin Senovsky, it is a VR-focused action game built around physical movement rather than conventional first-person shooter navigation. Its science-fiction premise involves humanity facing a dangerous rogue artificial intelligence, placing the player in the role of a Void Ranger sent into hostile environments filled with mechanical threats and other enemies. The story establishes the setting, but combat and progression are clearly the main attractions. The shooting mechanics are designed specifically for tracked VR controllers and room-scale play. Instead of relying primarily on artificial locomotion, battles encourage players to physically dodge incoming attacks, shift their position, aim quickly, and remain aware of threats approaching from different directions. This creates an energetic style of combat where movement is just as important as accuracy. An automatic-fire option also reduces the need for constant trigger pullin…

The colors are nice, the progression is nice. Can't really complain.

Loving this game so far. Sure, it seems grindy, but being able to open/find better weapons, and upgrade them, makes it fun to come back to.