Operation Armstrong

Loaded up an Oculus game COVERT, but it was still buggy after all these years. HOWEVER, in love with the gameplay, my husband and i went on a search for the best stealth co-op vr game we could find. We ended up HERE. About 6 hours later around 2am, we call bedtime after finishing just the SECOND group of operations. We are HOOKED on this game. As it progresses, you will unlock more skills for both the player and the hacker, which is a big plus for me. I used a laptop for the mobile portion and a Roku for the VR / Map Screen Grid. Using both at the same time is a CRAZY challenge, but once I got the hang of it, I was asking my husband to call me Director for the rest of the night. I saw a review here about how this is not good with a large group. I can understand the reason, but hear me out: Person 1-Agent: this is vr player. Person 2- Router: this player is the lookout and the route planner, using the main screen on tv as his information stream. Essentially this person is NOT playing with a mobile device since they will have their eyes glued to the VR screen as to literally tell the Agent when to hide, go, or giving intel for enemies. Also, the Router will incorporate i…

It's a good idea, but not developed all that well. Basically, the only interactivity in VR is pushing a few virtual buttons, and there's nothing much else you can interact with or do. There isn't much reason for it to even be in VR. On the phone side, you are mostly just pressing a button "open door" or "close door". It's all very simple and not very engaging. But, I do think the idea of an 'escape room' style game where friends can join on their phone is an excellent idea, and I hope the developers can improve on this.

Great game! I had a lot of fun with a group of friends playing through the community maps. Get out there and make some more maps!

Its OK As an asymmetric VR-party game the concept is fun and has potential. The connection with player devices was pretty easy and controls are self explanatory to a degree where we didn't need a tutorial. There are also quite some levels, starting very easy and getting a bit harder to the end (luckily all levels are unlocked from the start). Community levels are also supported. The problem I have is a lack of polishing in terms of visuals and controls and a general lackluster integration of VR as a platform: The VR player could just as well play on a PC and wouldn't really loose anything. There are only three mini games for the VR player and two for the others which gets very repetitive. Furthermore, no advantage of VR is build upon. I would wish for more minigames using the 3D space and considerations as to how the game can justify the requirement of a VR headset over just running on a PC. If I could, I would rate it neutral but since the devs seem to be a very small studio this is an upvote

Non-VR players cannot connect to me, because the developer's site has an invalid SSL certificate. It can be easily fixed by devs, if they will notice it, but be ready to chargeback

Very fun party game! I recommend it!!