BlitzPunch

[h1]Experienced on the Oculus Quest 2[/h1] You can view my gameplay & initial impressions review here: https://youtu.be/c-i5Lt56Yac This isn't a bad game, but it does seem to be a very simple game. It's basically a horde wave shooter where you punch lightning at the enemies (geometric shapes). Protect the center sphere (tower) and you teleport around 360 punching as fast as you can while aiming in the general direction of the enemies. You can chain lightning enemies. That's all there has been to the gameplay (as far as I have been able to get). You do have to prioritize targets. You only have teleportation and snap turning available (although I found snap turning to be too slow so I had to turn IRL). Game is running on the Unity Engine. On my RTX 3080, I was getting steady 90 fps. There are only 2 options available in the settings: spectator cam mode on or off and having aim line on or off. There's not even a music volume setting or graphical settings. That's a shame because the music is too loud by default. I had to lower the volume on my headset. The music (singular) seemed to be good, but since it was so loud, I couldn't appreciate it. Plus it took away from what spatial au…

After months with no feedback from the developers I think it's fair to think that this game won't be improved in the future. As simple punching game it could have been fine, but it is just the barest of games with nothing to keep you engaged. You get spawned on a ring platform with a core in the centre and need to punch in the direction of spawned enemies. Firstly, you have to press your trigger button at all times - why? It should not be necessary, but it is. Secondly, moving by teleportation is unintuitive as you can miss the platform and just don't move. In every other VR game, it would interpolate and put you at least in some better spot. Since the platform is a ring, you constantly have to move around it or else enemies reach the core, ending the game. The difficulty comes from the controls alone. I wonder who would play this long enough to get more than the two basic enemies. There is only one arena and one game mode, so nothing different to try... Barely a game, you won't even notice the intro isn't skippable because you most likely won't start it twice.

This game has potential but has very little options. Could not find an option to move around with the thumbstick and I suck at teleporting especially when I hit the panic button. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p-yO42ROgQg

If you're anything like me you've find the basic game play gets dull quickly making it something you'll play once and never again. Throw punches to launch lightning bolts at the enemy to stop them reaching the tower in the centre of the arena. It's frantic and a workout, but feels more like a chore than an engaging VR experience that keeps to entertained while getting some exercise.