Virtual Hunter

Tons of fun with friends. Cant wait to see whats in the future!

The game is not bad, but this game definitely takes a lot of patience. Also, the running speed is way too slow in my opinion. I think it still deserves a positive review, but it's just not for me personally.

I really wanted to like this game, and tried to find the positives... But it's currently too difficult to find them. It does not feel well optimized. I had a lot of frame drops, glitches and issues from the start. I found turning off the stabilization options helped with some of the major frame drops and reduced the gun jank in the tutorial, as with it on, the gun would get stuck in the air or near my face making it impossible to use. Once the stabilization was turned off, I could use the gun without much of an issue, only I'm left handed, which an option for that hasn't been added, so if you want to hold your breath and shoot, you need to use your right hand to pull the trigger, left hand to hold your breath, to which I am very inaccurate like that. Being left handed, I struggled, as I had no way to stabilize the view from the options without a ton of gun jank or being able to hold my aim steady with my breath. Then on top of that, while trying to aim and shoot, the lens to the scope would black out randomly, adding to the difficulty of just aiming, which at a couple of points during my gameplay, I might have actually been able to hit something if the lens didn't suddenly go b…

very good pew pew game

If you've been looking for a deep, realistic hunting simulator in VR, this build delivers a highly immersive experience. To be completely upfront and transparent, I have never been hunting a day in my life, so there was a notable learning curve for me—but the loop is incredibly engaging once you get your bearings. What Hits the Mark: Deep Realism: On hardcore settings, the immersion dials up. Animals actively track your scent, meaning if the wind carries your scent downwind, they'll bolt before you ever see them. Massive Customization: The developers put a ton of care into providing extensive control tweaks, aiming adjustments, and comfort settings to make it accessible. Solid Progression: Great weapon sandbox (long bows, rifles, shotguns, heavy revolvers), various animal calls, and a detailed taxidermy trophy lodge system to display your harvests. Map Mechanics: The wilderness is massive, but unlockable cabins prevent it from feeling like a tedious walking simulator by allowing fast travel and letting you dynamically change the time of day for specific night or early morning hunts. What to Keep in Mind: The Curve: If you don't understand real-world tracking, i…

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