Battle Ion

Battle enemy spacecraft from your battle station, it's ok but not my type of game. It's more polished than a lot of similar indie VR games like this. Ok for high score hunters I found it got boring fast. Probably should be a $1.99 game so buy on sale or in a bundle if into these type of VR games. Recommended for those who like these VR games but for everyone else, nothing to keep you coming back. Gameplay: https://youtu.be/WHHMQuDQUKo

It's fun but aiming with the headset is a poor man's method.

+Interesting concept -Badly done interesting concept -Bad controls -wonky gameplay 1/5 Great idea very poorly executed, feels like they were going for a missile command in 3d space type feel, however it was completely ruined by terrible controls and poor development choices. I wouldn't recommend this at all. If you liked this review [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/33220185-VR-Games-and-Tools/]Click here[/url] and follow for more reviews of VR titles. And [url=https://steamcommunity.com/groups/HonestVR/]Click here[/url] if you want to request reviews on other VR titles.

Not a bad little game! I picked it up as part of a bundle, and went in not knowing what to expect. You play as the commander of an orbiting space station, looks like the Death Star, fighting off waves of enemy attack craft. You unlock weapons as you go along – by wave 15, I had three, so I’m guessing that’s all of them. They definitely have different uses: The laser fires quick, but does no auto-seeking, and does little damage. Good for the kamikaze type attackers. The missile (and hyper missile) do way more damage, but has a much slower rate of fire. Use these to take out the capital ships! Your battle station has an auto-turret, which is weak until fully upgraded – again, by wave 10, it seems I had it fully upgraded. Pros: Decent graphics, good sound effects and music, it runs smooth and stable. Cons: Starts off slow, until wave 10 or so, then gets pretty hectic – you’ll be swinging your head all around, the enemies attack from literally any angle. Overall, not a bad game, but you’ll probably see everything it has to offer within an hour. Thumbs: UP!