BIG SHOTS

BIG SHOTS

AlterEyes · 2024 · VR, Cartoony, Aliens, Online Co-Op, Singleplayer

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Mostly Positive74% · 70
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About BIG SHOTS

An experiment gone wrong unleashed a relentless alien invasion, plunging humanity into chaos. Price Inc. initiated the BIG SHOTS Initiative to fight the invaders; this is where you come in, rookie. Become a Big Shot and take on the pivotal role of an alien exterminator. As you gear up and evolve your mech, you’ll venture deeper into infested areas in search of the source of all this mayhem.
Exterminations can be done solo or side by side with a fellow big shot. When teamed up, working together is key to holding off alien scum and getting the job done. Cross-platform play is supported, so none of your friends will be left out!
Evolve your humble mech with upgrades during runs, becoming the ultimate alien exterminator in your crazy rogue-lite adventure. Explore the possibilities and combinations from the upgrades presented to you, or change your loadout with the permanent upgrades that you can acquire in the shop back at the hangar!
BIG SHOTS® is a fresh take on the popular wave shooter & roguelite genre in virtual reality. Take advantage of our innovative movement system to move around freely in a swift, immersive, and comfortable manner. No more standing in predefined positions or being restricted by teleportation, but unlimited mobility and opportunities at your disposal.

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

✦ AI summary

Players are divided on this VR mech roguelike, with the main complaint being clunky, overcomplicated controls that feel awkward in VR—requiring simultaneous aiming, swiping, heat management, and jumping mechanics that don't work smoothly together. Those who enjoy it praise the fun co-op experience, challenging difficulty scaling, and the satisfying chaos of combat, though even fans note limited weapon variety and bullet-sponge bosses as drawbacks. The game seems best suited for players willing to tolerate control frustration in exchange for cooperative action gameplay.

Not recommended Jun 24, 2025
If this was a flatscreen game, it would be seen as mediocre for a variety of reasons - slow and clumsy movement when it's apparent that you're meant to be dashing around all over the map to avoid enemy attacks, a lack of variety in both weapons and equipment, bullet-spongey enemies and especially bosses. As a VR game, it's even worse because it adds an awkward and clunky control scheme on top of all that. If you want a VR mech roguelike, go play UNDERDOGS instead.
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Not recommended Apr 6, 2025
The visuals first got me interested, and the idea of sitting in a mech is awesome. But the movement and buttons are just sucks ass, I'm sitting in a chair that spins, why dfq I need to use my controllers to fukeng swipe like I'm sitting on a ipad app AND AIM, AND THERES A HEAT FUNCTION, where you fire for 5 seconds and you already overheated. Not telling you about jump function that is a whole different lever that you need to pull, while aiming, while you cant ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ spin because you can't do every thing at once. Sounds are really bad even when I put it on 40% my ears were still ringing of so much noise from everything. Sad that I didn't played it when I bought it, would've returned this game in a second.
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Recommended Mar 3, 2025
Personally me and my friend had a blast together. The difficulty scales quickly and exponentially per level, but it's a good challenge and encourages upgrades as do many other roguelikes. I definitely recommend a friend for this experience as it helps that you can cover each other with a flamethrower in case of swarms. Still getting updates and ran well enough for me on a 3060ti and ryzen 5600x. I think the mech was a little clunky to drive, and POV somewhat limited to make the gameplay a bit more frantic. There are bullet sponge bosses, and the enemies that burrow can be annoying, but overall I do recommend this game and am glad to support a dev that tries to make a quality VR game.
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Recommended Jun 4, 2026
i like this game. the gameplay is fun, and the mechs remind me of the z-mech from garden warfare 2. 7/10, not a game for everyone, but it is a game for me.
Recommended Jan 1, 2026
this game is pretty good. theres solid story and good mechanics to it. my only sort of gripe would be that there is a sugnificant lack in weapon variety. if there were more weapons, this game would be a bit more fun, but its good how it is regardless. would recomend.
Recommended Apr 4, 2025
I need more! Big Shots hits that sweet spot between chaotic action and strategic loadout planning. It's especially fun if you're jumping in with a friend. The co-op experience is hands-down one of the best parts of the game. Charging into waves of aliens, calling out targets, and the madness is stupid fun. The variety of weapons and the constant stream of upgrades make every run feel fresh and powerful. The game really shines when the screen fills with enemies and you're darting around, barely holding the line. It’s hectic in the best way. That said, there are a couple things I’d love to see improved. Enemy diversity could use a boost. After a while, you start seeing the same few types again and again. And the Mud Muncher… woof. It burrows underground and takes forever to reappear, which really slows the pacing, especially when it’s the last straggler in a wave. Definitely a vibe killer when the rest of the game is so fast and furious. Still, Big Shots has a ton of potential, and what’s already there is a blast. I'm looking forward to more updates and seeing new maps and weapons and upgrades and enemies. If you’ve got a friend with a headset, this one’s a must-play.

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