Shadow Uprising

While short, this game is worth every penny. And if you play to the end you are rewarded with the most satisfying VR boss fight that I have seen.

The game itself is very short (completed in 2 sessions total of 1,5 hr) but at a cheap price its a good short fun. Most of my problems came form playing with 1 base station, otherwise didn't encounter any bugs. + Astonishingly quick load times between level + Simple gameplay + Some variant in levels + Gives out a vibe like early 90' / 00' games (in terms of simplicity) + The art style reminds me of XIII - Only 2 main types of enemies (shooters, drone) - Short levels - throwing stuff is mostly inaccurate and hard to aim

Another one of those games where joystick movement just doesn't work can't play the game without moving

Shadow Uprising is a VR-focused action and stealth experience built around the fantasy of becoming a cybernetically enhanced ninja in a devastated futuristic world. Developed by Amber Eye Studio and published by InvestVR, it combines free movement, sword combat, infiltration, climbing, gadgets, and exploration into an adventure designed specifically for virtual reality. Rather than relying entirely on scripted encounters, the game encourages players to study their surroundings and decide how they want to reach an objective. The setting takes place after civilization has fallen under the control of a powerful artificial intelligence. As a cyber-ninja, the player becomes part of an uprising against this machine-controlled order, infiltrating hostile locations and gradually uncovering information about the ruined world. The story provides a straightforward motivation for the action, while environmental discoveries add some background for players interested in exploring. More than 30 secrets can be found throughout the game, giving careful players an additional objective beyond simply completing missions. Movement is one of the most distinctive elements. Players are not limited to wa…

Ninjaaaaaaaa, GOOOOOO!!! "Budget Cuts... Part 1/2" (one-half) Amazing stealth gameplay, interesting tools to unlock, really wish the first 3 levels weren't just suburbs. Finally got to level 4 and it puts you in a sewer where you can use the trash piles to stealth around... pretty cool! Bottom line: fancy levels with fun mechanics and tools with kind of an interesting storyline. Bad part: the music is kind of the same for every level (at least up till level 5 as far as i can tell), and the first 3 can be repetitive in the gameplay. Spoilers: . . . . . Level 5 starts you in the city.

A pretty basic VR stealth indie game with linear levels and rudimentary AI, but still fun enough to play through when its on sale if you want to scratch a VR stealth inch. The final boss is indeed a banger, one of the best boss fights I've experienced in VR.