VR Invaders

Nice wave shooter with good mechanics and all . From the graphics to the voice acting audio and perfomance, the game feels excellent. Essentially its a wave shooter with you standing on a platform that covers your back, so you focus on things coming towards you, so no motion sickness, enemies are robots so, no blood, the gameplay instructions are "kill everything" so easy to get into and start playing. The main weapon is a pistol with a shield, the shield has a very cool slowdown power that helps a lot and can be used on levels tactically to squeeze the most out of it. Others are plasma, shotgun, laser, rapidfire, dual weilding, so there is a good variety of weapons, as with other waveshooters i wish i could grab powerups and save them for usage when i need them instead of instantly using them when grabbed, even replacing your previous unfinished powerup... But most if not all wave shooters use the same mechanic. There are a few different enemy types, and a different boss each level. I did not expect to see destructible environments, but there are and they are a little detail that really pops up. Audio and voice acting for the storyline is pretty decent, i wish some sfx wher…

Not worth full price. within 2 hours you are done with the game. I would only buy this at 70% discount or more

Truly addicting. Yes it's a pure wave shooter, but a very very good one.

It good, very polished and runs perfectly on my Quest 2. I don't get the negative reviews tbh. It is very similar to Space Pirat Trainer so when you get it on a sale like me for two bucks, there is nothing you can do wrong.

Game seems like it would be fun but I have zero sound no matter what I do, just glad I got it in a bundle super cheap, maybe it will start working eventually, could be compatibility issues but only game not running right i9 12900KF 64GB DDR5 RAM Nvidia 3090

Similar to Space Pirate Trainer but a little brighter environment, nice variety.