CYBERDRIFTER

With its laser-tag/Tron aesthetics & gun-play it seemed like an easy buy & I wanted to like it. However the project seems a little abandoned. What I mean is, there is one level with a single bossfight, you press continue & you're warped back to the homescreen. I've seen other content displayed in this game than what I have experienced through reviewers & through mild-investigation I found there was a beta build of this game, and perhaps that is where those other levels come from, not entirely sure. The game in its current state & no hope for further development makes this game a hard recommend for $11.99. Especially when I beat the game twice & I've only clocked in about a half hour. I should have heeded the red flag of this game being in early access since 2017. Steer clear of this game.

THE GAME IS BROKEN IT DOES NOT WORK, AT THE START BEFORE YOU EVEN PLAY THE GAME IT ASKS TO GRAB VR HEADSET INF FRONT OF YOU BUT IT WONT GRAB OR WORK SO YOUC ANT EVEN GET TO THE GAME, WASTE OF MONEY, DONT BUY IT ITS BROKEN AND THE DEVELOPERS WONT FIX IT. 0/5 RATING FROM ME.

Looks cool but the controls feel really clunky... Not a smooth experience. Love the look and idea though.

Final Edit (until something changes): Dev has had zero communication with me since I got the game, so until something changes, all I can say is save your money. I tried everything in the level I am stuck on and it all points to a bug that prevents any progression. Also, a bug before you even start playing where you have a 20% chance where you can get to the main lobby without the video feed being cut off. It sucks too, game is fun for what it has, but there's no going beyond a certain point which means it's a broken game. For what it's worth, this game has the potential to be fun. I like the aesthetics, music, and gameplay. It's a pretty different game than others and it gives the vibe of a certain movie franchise pretty well. However, in it's current state, I can't recommend people to play it even if it's on sale. Before I get into the why, the developer has been in pretty active communication to fix the bugs as I find them, but as of this writing, there are game breaking bugs and the dev hasn't spoken about them. Many of the minor bugs have fixed, plus optimizations where they are needed. However, these three bugs are major, and it makes me wonder why the game was take…

CYBERDRIFTER is a focused virtual reality action game that builds its identity around the classic fantasy of physically entering cyberspace. Developed by Scott Wilson and published by UziGames, it places the player in the role of a military technology specialist capable of navigating a virtualized world. A rogue artificial intelligence has infected the system, and the objective is to enter this hostile digital environment, eliminate its virtual forces, and restore control. The premise is uncomplicated, but it fits the arcade-oriented design well, allowing the experience to concentrate on movement, combat, hacking, and physical VR interaction. One of its most distinctive ideas is the Data Disc, which serves as more than a conventional weapon. Players can throw it at enemies while also using it to interact with and hack systems throughout the virtual environment. This helps separate the combat from the large number of VR shooters centered almost entirely on firearms. Throwing a disc is particularly appropriate for motion controllers because aiming, releasing, and directing attacks become physical actions. The Cyber Cycle complements this mechanic by introducing high-speed traversal …

Simply amazing Tron like VR experience!