Endurium

This game is fantastic and it keeps getting better. If you like grinding for better beam sabers and shields, you can do that. If you like getting so good that you can play without any upgrades, you can do that. If you want to get a workout, you can do that. If you don't want a workout, you can do that but you probably won't be pushing your skills that way. There are other games that have similarities to this one but Endurium combines some of the best elements of all of them to create something totally unique.

I was blown away. The customization options for your sabers are top-notch - you can change the hilt, blade color, size, length, and even the material of the hilt. And the gameplay itself is intense, especially on the higher difficulty levels. I loved the level-based game mode and the endurance mode, which allowed me to keep playing for longer stretches of time. The variety of environments and enemies kept things fresh, and the skill tree and upgrades added an extra layer of depth to the game. All in all, I highly recommend Endurium to any fans of VR lightsaber games - it's definitely worth a play and you'll want to join the Discord https://discord.gg/utPMNzZpJW

It's Holopoint, but with swords and upgrades. This game is extremely physically demanding at higher levels, and it requires physical movement around the play space. People who are very out of shape and people with small play spaces should absolutely avoid this game. I am capable of side stepping reasonably fast (despite the fact that I'm very overweight), and my play space is about 2.5m x 1.5m - these are the least favorable conditions under which you should purchase this game. I moreover found myself wishing that I had some better cable management system than I have - on the last two levels, I found myself restricted by my VR headset's cable. Endurium is extremely simple - there are drones, they fire beams at you. If you get hit, you lose health. You can avoid getting hit by either physically dodging out of the way or by hitting the beam with your sword. Sometimes the drones fire special beams - which require you to hit them differently somehow - and hitting these beams gives you mana ("endurium") which allows you to use your sword to fire a beam back at the drones. The goal is to either survive for a certain period of time or to defeat a certain number of drones, depending on t…

great game, its a lot of fun. the demo is more than enough to decide if its a game fit for you, it doesnt require a super good computer to run, so perfect for me running this off of a laptop.

Yes! YES! YESSS!!! This game is SO much fun! I can't believe it doesn't have more reviews! Pros! Affordable, profiles with independent progression and saved weapons, very physically engaging, funny voice acting, unlockable skills and powers, build your own light sabers for each hand (plasma colour, metal colours, and 3 different hilt components), so much enemy/hazard/projectile diversity, natural sword motion, and add your own music into the game. Cons: The battle music gets old real fast (So load your own music into the games music folder) Takes a bit to get a hang of the menus Needs an option to quit to main menu, instead of quitting the whole game just to switch profiles (for taking turns with friends Overall 2 big thumbs up! Amazing work. And what an amazing work out.

7 reviews??? That's it? This ♥♥♥♥ is fun and it keeps me movinggggg. Just Buy It.