FULLCHOKE : Clay Shooting VR

This game is very helpful. Especially the feature where you can see where to shoot the clay. I had a shooting competition one weekend and the day before, i decided to try this game. I practiced for a few hours and went to bed. The next morning i woke up and scored my personal best with a 93/100. The only thing i would recommend to those buying it is a stock to mount your controllers. I would like to see some sporting clays added later on if possible.

unplayable on meta q3

FULLCHOKE is a tightly focused virtual reality shooting simulator developed and published by ROLLINGJ GAMES that zeroes in on one very specific experience: the precision, rhythm, and physicality of clay target shooting. Rather than attempting to broaden its appeal with narrative elements, competitive combat, or elaborate progression systems, the game commits fully to recreating the sensation of standing in an open range with a shotgun in hand, tracking fast-moving targets and relying entirely on timing, coordination, and muscle memory. This narrow scope defines both its strengths and its limitations, positioning FULLCHOKE as a niche VR title aimed squarely at players who value authenticity and repetition-driven mastery. The core gameplay loop revolves around classic clay shooting disciplines such as trap, skeet, and double trap, each designed to test different aspects of a player’s aim and anticipation. Targets are launched at high speeds and along varied trajectories, forcing players to read motion quickly and commit to shots without hesitation. There is no artificial slow-down or generous auto-aim to compensate for mistakes; success comes from learning patterns, understanding an…

Gun customization barely works with the tilt function just moving on its own so you can't get a proper line up of the sights. Trap disciplines don't align with how actual competition style shooting works and skeet is just wrong with how each targets are thrown. Pretty sure its supposed to be 4 on the first couple stations instead of 3 targets thrown. Also you can't even change which barrel you shoot from. I'm used to shooting from the top barrel irl so having to pull the trigger once before calling for a target can just lead to bad habits that can translate over into real life if people aren't careful enough. I really wanted to enjoy this since my headset doesn't support Clay Hunt VR but im just kinda dissapointed :/

you defo need some kind of gun stock in order to experience this with any accuracy and realism. However being able to tune gun position to suit your homemade stock is invaluable and included. A real practice mode as suggested by others would be a massive help with some form of understanding data. Proper good fun, worth the 16 notes to buy it all day. I can also run it at max definition on my rig, which can barely handle iRacing on standard definition. Great buy would like to see a multiplayer mode and better practice arena in the future

very good for practicing shotgun skills for real world applications