Range is HOT!

im not a type or person to write a review but don't waste your money on this game not worth the 30 buck nor on sale. the game gets boring after an hour, cant even turn the music off it gets annoying after like 20 min of playing, the gun stock calibrator doesn't even work so your forces to play without one not a big deal but would be nice if it worked, for rifles you only get to choose between LPVO and a red dot, forced to use one or another haft the time the redot covers the whole target only time the red dots usable is on the pistols. theirs a lot more annoying things about the game you will find out if for some reason you decide to buy this game anyways. honestly i would recommend looking into h3vr or keep looking through the vr games till you find something you enjoy. just don't get this game trust me you will end up refunding it in an hour and half maybe less.

This game feels really cartoonistic and guns feel static but its mostly alright, but there is a very limited quantity of firearms in this game that makes it feel somewhat bland. Yeah you get the basics that one would come across like a 2011, Glock, AR15 and an AK, but nothing that is somewhat different like a Brownells BRN-180, SIG P210 Target, SIG MPX or MCX. The nicest thing about it is that it has really nice competition stages, and I completed a few, its good, but feels lacking somehow, like maybe it needs some more texture and graphics because everything just becomes a very basic blur, all weapons have zero scratches, dings, etc. All in all, it feels flat and basic. While the game isn't bad, there really just is better options on the market for better VR shooting games like Hotdogs, Horseshoes & Handgrenades (H3VR), Gunworld VR, or even Boneworks/Bonelab. All of these games have mods (possibly besides Gunworld?), and have people that put time to add extra content. I have not seen that with this game, it doesn't have a large community as judged by the VERY limited number of reviews. This game mainly is not worth $30 USD for the content given, it should really be $15 USD as …

This game would be great if the devs came back to it and put effort into making the game polished and replayable so that people dont get bored after the second round.

A good contender for Gunsbox VR!

I'm just spending all my time on "World Of Shooting" which is pretty much the same concept so seeing everything comes to life on VR is really exiting and fun but this game is not as engaging for some reason not a lot of guns to try outkinda boring scoring system adjusting the fixed stock will only apply to the assault and not to the shotgun the belt.. ohh the beltt - why devs never get this right?! tutorial is kinda poor finally we can move around freely with the controller - which is great the CQB maps are a crime against gaming - just not educating nor fun no maps for training and have fun - I wish there were a workshop so to let the community create fun maps trying to use the weapons fast - is clunky - the controllers will hit each other on reloads, you can't throw one controller to shoot the pistol like a pistol. nice graphics - amazing how you can actually see the bullet fly sound is good - lacking some "Punch" to the shot rhythm is good - fast loading fast maps replace really got me thinking on the safety - never seen this in VR setting options are nice i'll keep playing see where it goes :)

I experienced this game on the vive pro with a wireless adapter. The game is great, the included courses of fire are challenging, the guns are a lot of fun to use, the LPVO they have is clear and the variable zoom articulates between 1-8x. If you have joysticks on your wands, or dont mind the bad vive controls, and are interested in the game, get it and try it out, you wont be disappointed. Unfortunately, as of Nov 2023, the game lacks any significant settings that allow for the use of gunstocks and fine movement on the Vive wands. I don't have a word for the vive controls other than rough. It is like a touch to move, but to start moving, you must slide of your thumb a short distance on the trackpad and if you press the touch pad in at all while moving, you stop. Adding to this, the sensitivity of your movement speed is still-to-sprint in about an 1/8" movement where the only setting to help is making the trackpad deadzone larger, without scaling the movement speed to the remaining area leaving you with either walking or sprinting unless you spend time slowly moving your thumb to find a comfortable speed to accurately move to shooting boxes. This problem is made worse when at…