A-Tech Cybernetic VR

Played this on a Meta Quest 3. I quite enjoyed this game. It's got a sort of Doom 3 vibe to it, but instead of demons you're fighting hordes of cyber-augmented zombies (okay, basically demons). I'd also compare it to Dead Effect. There's a decent assortment of conventional firearms. Pistols, SMGs, shotguns, assault rifles, and even a few swords. It's got some good level design, and the combat is pretty satisfying. The graphics are also pretty good, and the VR performance was fine. If you're playing this on the Quest, you might have to launch SteamVR through Air Link or Virtual Desktop, instead of directly through SteamLink, or the controllers may not work.

Great visuals, super fun combat, and it can run on a very low end PC since it is a bit of an older VR title. Great game, I will be doing a 2nd playthrough soon.

Comically bad. it worked on my vr headset sure, but the writing, controls, graphics, all not even passable. maybe this was around par when it came out, i don't remember, but now its not even close to acceptable

I play on rift s. I loved how it looked in the store and i only payed like 2$ for it, that's the only reason i didn't ask a refund for this piece of boring yank of a game. The melee weapons feel completely weightless. Just one little tap (like you tap someone with a plastic straw on the head) on the zombies head and he insta dies. It feels bloody awfull, and if you use a gun you blow their head off and the body is still coming for you. So i spend the first checkpoint just tapping zombies lightly on the head. It really makes you feel like a beta male so i uninstalled it. I saw reviews here claiming it's better then Doom vfr xD LOL (wich i also own). Either you did not get to run doom properly, or you just smoke D"ck. There are no other options. This game is a hard pass, even for 2$ imo. Save your money and your ball sack..

Save your money.

This is one of the better VR shooters out there. Unlike many others, this one allows you to choose between teleportation and the far superior (for FPS) manual strafing and turning. There is certainly a bit of jank to it as others have said - such as ammo or health dropping through the floor - but overall it is quite well polished, far more so than a lot of other VR games (Arizona Sunshine's game-breaking jank comes to mind there). The gunplay is good, the game has decent weapon variety, and it has both voice acting and a solid horror vibe. It's Indie, so you shouldn't be expecting AAA quality, but this is still a solidly put together game. Overall, I definitely recommend this. This feels like a game that would go for upwards of $20 (like the far inferior Arizona Sunshine), so at only $15 it already is a good value, even before any additional sales.