TITAN SLAYER

[h1]Played On: [b]HTC Vive[/b][/h1] Titan Slayer is a hack n' slash, or gun n' dash, or bow n' go, first-person title for virtual reality. It comes equipped with three levels, with only the first one unlocked in the beginning; the latter two are unlocked upon completion of each subsequent mission. Although there are only three levels in the game, there is still quite a lot of replay value that'll help you get more bang for your buck. Not only are there achievements that act as challenges that you can work towards getting, but more importantly there are three difficulty levels. I know I'm probably in the minority here, but I even found the easy setting to be quite challenging at first. Once you learn each boss's patterns and move sets everything gets easier, so long as you're physically capable of all the ducking and dodging that's required. The graphics here look good... real good, especially considering that the game is now over two years old; a small eternity when it comes to VR releases. The bosses feel gargantuan and overbearing as they loom and tower over you, an obvious inspiration that beckons nostalgia from Shadow of the Colossus. The smaller foes are equally as well-mode…

Only 3 levels, and a training mode, still had a blast playing this. My only major gripe with this game is the low-health effect. The less health you have, the stronger the vignette and smaller your field of view. That. Is. Infuriating.

Feels like a demo, way too short and the amount of money you have to pay is not worth the game. Wait until there is a sale for 1€, then it's really good game!

Unable to drop guns with grip buttons. I managed to beat the game without switching weapons, but still surprised that they're unable to fix such a simple issue after these years.

Its aight

13,99€ for about 15-20 minutes worth of content. While the boss designs are great and the game itself feels awesome to play, I just can't recommend it, you get so little from the game that I don't feel it lives up to the price tag. If the game had 2 or 3 more levels then maybe it would have been different. But for 3 stages with 5 minutes of content in each, this game just feels lacking.