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About Brain Syndrome VR
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Fight your way out of a mind-control corporation's grip in this cel-shaded bullet-hell FPS, wielding dual pistols against waves of zombies, robots, and brainwashed soldiers across 12+ levels. Play solo, team up locally with a VR and PC player simultaneously, or experience the chaos in standard FPS mode with seven weapons and relentless enemy onslaught.
A member of the G.A.G corporation, your ear-to-brain connection device is broken in an accident involving moving alien products. Now that your mind is free, you realize the horrors of the company and it's quest for world domination. Armed with your two standard issue pistols, you plan to save the earth and free the will of the other humans if possible. It won't be easy. The company has millions of zombies, robots, pirates, and brainwashed soldiers just like you once were. You'll either obliterate the evil corporation and it's mysterious allies or die trying.
Brain Syndrome VR is a FPS, cell shaded, bullet hell game that can be played single player or local multiplayer. You can play the game in either VR (the recommended way) or just as a standard fps game if you so chose. The local multiplayer works by allowing the VR player and the PC player to play at the same time. To join in on PC, simply push enter on the keyboard. The game contains over 12 levels, an assortment of 7 weapons, and loads of enemies. For more info visit https://www.brainsyndromevr.com/
Brain Syndrome VR is a FPS, cell shaded, bullet hell game that can be played single player or local multiplayer. You can play the game in either VR (the recommended way) or just as a standard fps game if you so chose. The local multiplayer works by allowing the VR player and the PC player to play at the same time. To join in on PC, simply push enter on the keyboard. The game contains over 12 levels, an assortment of 7 weapons, and loads of enemies. For more info visit https://www.brainsyndromevr.com/
What Steam players say
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Brain Syndrome VR is an Early Access paid VR shooter game that one person made. It worked on my HTC Vive and Index system, looked ok, played so-so, sounded horrible. The graphics are low rez, and looked homemade . The music is homemade, very jarring, did not see a way to mute it. The video instructions did not help me much since it was using Quest type controller, while i have HTC Vive. The movement UI is not the same as other games like this. The only saving grace was that you can also play this with your monitor using keyboard and mouse as a split screen Co-op game and maybe remote play together. If this was Free, it would have been ok to try but still needs a lot of work. Don't buy this game especially on HTC Vive, there are better games for sale out there or for free. I got a free key for this from the Steam Curator program. [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/23133713-VIVE-VR/]ViVE VR curator group[/url]4 found this helpful
"Brain Syndrome VR" is a godawfully badly made homework assignment tier FPS arena shooter... I mean, imagine the worst FPS game ever, and this is it. DooM from the 1990's had better graphics than this. What do you do in the game? You use standard issue pistols, face hordes of enemies (zombies, robots, etc.), and can play either in VR or standard FPS mode, with local multiplayer options... but it would be difficult to see one person playing this let alone more than one. It's a train wreck. In terms of visuals, this features fairly low quality low poly 3D graphics which will deter a lot of gamers, understandably. Gaming is a visual medium, and while some developers struggle with creating high quality visuals, failing to do so is a disservice to gamers. It's very difficult to recommend bad looking games. It's free... now, but it wasn't before. The developer was charging $5 USD for this. Price barriers, especially on low quality products, can be a direct cause of failure. It's a nice gesture for the game to be given away for free, but it also tells us that the game wasn't good enough to succeed as a paid product. It's also a bit of a slap in the face to anyone who paid mone…2 found this helpful
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