Disassembled

Yet another wave shooter. However, it's a blast to play. Very good graphics, nice 360 virtual world environments. Fun, satisfying gun play. No problems with tracking. Decent variety of robot enemies. Both defensive and offensive upgrades. Best of all, you can also choose to teleport for locomotion or, like me, just have fun sitting down. My primary complaint is that you do need to grind for a little bit to get an upgrade. It's not too bad, but you start off with a revolver where you have to press trigger to shoot. Well, that doesn't sound bad at first, but when you are killing 100s of enemies, it can start to feel tiring. At least, my trigger finger started to feel tired. There's no reloads which, I think should be added as it seems odd to have unlimited ammo and also no reloads. Hint: save all your money ($3000 I think) to get your automatic weapon. Even with Early Access, this game has a lot of polish. I think with a few more updates to add environments, guns, enemies, this could be a must buy... but for now, I do strongly recommend at the sale price :D note: played on Oculus Rift with Touch Controllers ... can't speak for Vive compatibility

VR | GTX 1060 Gameplay + GIVEAWAY! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c9lrSoGq4ss I was lucky enough to play this awesome game when it was first released on Oculus home. Here's my 1st look and initital impressions of the game: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WKA3zK2mV88 Game Details: Enter a new breed of wave based shooter. Disassembled - The futuristic game show where you will start from the bottom and work your way up the celebrity ranks by surviving an onslaught of carnage against wacky bots.

I love this game. I just do. First of all the art work is magnificent, just that funny retro thing that you don't see much of in VR. The game is still in early access and it seems like it. It's a little hard to figure out how to get around and what you're supposed to do.. Not sure why you're constantly starting at level one either.. after a while there's just wave after wave coming at you doing the same stuff, but I've not played it for a really long time yet so maybe I'm just not proceeding far enough. There's some work to be done to make the game retain the interest of a more seasoned gamer, but it's got something you can't find just anywhere which is a great concept, great visuals and an agreeable environment. I'd like to see more done with the transport options, see the menus become more intuitive and maybe have the chance to retain some of my progress, but I'm definitely sticking with this one.