HEARTSHOT

Supported this game with how passionate the team seemed to be but it plays very poorly in my experience and is now abandoned. Sad to see.

I would recommend this game, mainly because AT FIRST, I thought it seemed both interesting and engaging, but in reality, the devs behind this game ended up abandoning this game roughly 2 years ago just to work on some game about Christmas or whatever. I had high hopes, but as of just now, I had realized to late that they had lied and abandoned this project/game entirely. Do not buy this game. (Alongside this, the game itself is really buggy in some points and the gameplay is not as "high octane" as it seems.) 5/10

Ignoring how the game was abandoned, it just isnt that good. The AI is extremely crappy, even for early access. The guns are very unfun to shoot. A lot of the exploration is just through vents which get extremely samey the further you go. The magnetic hands are clunky and sometimes dont even work. Early access is one thing, but there are plenty of other early access games with way more polish than what's on display here. Frankly, I do not mind if this game is never finished since what is finished left me with no desire for more.

Game is heavily unfinished, and while the devs have plans to overhaul the game in the future, it still seems like it might be a while until then. Hold off on buying this game, as it's basically a demo right now

Heartshot by Meadow Studios is a game that hits you with massive potential right out of the gate, offering an incredibly stylish foundation for VR enthusiasts. When it launched on Steam, it promised an intense, story-driven VR espionage thriller set in a subterranean Siberian complex, drawing heavy inspiration from classic cinematic spy games like Metal Gear Solid. The initial setup is incredibly cool, dropping you into a stylized, retro-cinematic world armed with high-tech magnet gloves used to pull ammo, manipulate machinery, and disarm guards on the fly. The presentation and general vibe are easily the strongest parts of the package. The atmospheric soundtrack, the crisp spatial audio, and the moody, low-fi art style combine to create a great sense of tension as you sneak through industrial facility sectors and drop down vents. Using the magnet gloves to snap a rifle out of an enemy's hands or snatch a grenade out of the air feels incredibly satisfying when the physics behave properly, making you feel like a genuine super-spy. When everything clicks, the core mechanical fantasy is so strong that it easily carries the experience. However, the actual execution under the hood defin…

For their first VR game this is very promising. Some game mechanics were cluncky, I was constantly picking up stuff by accident, night vision only worked when putting weapon interaction mode or whatever in the settigns to trigger, not grab. Sound design was great, good amount of weapons available with attachments spread throughout. The play area was also well designed, I did not get bored. Little bit of puzzles and trouble shooting. I am looking forward for additional content and version 1.0! I had one cras when accessing menu at one point. My view went outside the playarea and nothing worked anymore. Other than that thigns worked well. Some bugs here and there, but I didi not expect myself enjoing this as much as I did even though I beliveved Peter can deliver!