Cove Point Fun Center VR
Armet Games · 2017 · Indie, Casual, Sports, VR
PC
Mostly Positive73% · 11 📉 Recent reviews down 63%
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About Cove Point Fun Center VR
Have you ever wanted to own your very own fun center complete with bowling alley, mini golf, VR arcade, escape room, arcade and many other fun things to do? Or, perhaps you just like fun centers. If you answered yes to owning one but don’t have millions of dollars to buy one, or answered yes to just liking to go to them but don't want to go out of your house, what is the next best thing (and cheapest option)? Having it in virtual reality! I couldn’t find a game that fit my wants in a fun center type game so I created my own to share with the world! There is so much fun to be had in Cove Point Fun Center VR.
Update 2.0 has been released! Highlights: Ocean life update (added 20+ sea creatures, ocean environment got a huge overhaul), New VR in VR detective/escape room game (~30 - 60 minutes of game play), playable grand piano now next to the playable drum set in the arcade. See Update News Post for full details.
Motion controllers are required to play.
As of now teleporting is the method of movement. Smooth locomotion is being looked at/worked on right now but not guaranteed to make it into the game.
Update 2.0 has been released! Highlights: Ocean life update (added 20+ sea creatures, ocean environment got a huge overhaul), New VR in VR detective/escape room game (~30 - 60 minutes of game play), playable grand piano now next to the playable drum set in the arcade. See Update News Post for full details.
- Full game of 10 pin bowling
- 12 hole pirate themed outdoor minigolf, set on a tropical beach and inside a pirate cave
- Escape Room Experience – ever wanted to feel trapped and required to discover a way to escape your enclosure in which you are stuck inside? If not, give it a try anyways. A short escape room experience.
- Shooting basketball arcade game
- Skee-Ball game
- Drum set - A working drum set. Grab the drum sticks and make some noise! Or play along with songs from the jukebox.
- Guitar – strum a couple random chords on a guitar like a real rockstar (that's how the pros all play right?)
- Piano - playable grand piano by the stage in the arcade area. You can only play the piano with two fingers though. Chopsticks anyone?
- VR Arcade with two VR mini games –
1. Space Pong VR. play a futuristic VR racquetball type game by putting on the VR-arcade's VR headset while already in VR (VR-ception?).
2. Case of the Parlagog. A storylined, futuristic steampunk styled, detective investigation, suspenseful, escape the room type game. This new VR in VR game has about 45-60 minutes of gameplay. - Whiteboard – use your mad art skills in VR by grabbing the markers and going crazy on the white board.
- Jukebox with many songs – don’t like what’s playing go ahead and change the song yourself. Don’t like any of the choices? Go ahead and shut it off entirely.
- Have a therapeutic relaxing time by chilling on the beach listening to the ocean waves hit up against the sandy beach all while hitting golf balls into the tropical blue waters.
- Go into the ocean, beneath the waves, to see the tropical life swimming around you.
- Play around with objects just as you would in real life. Most everything that would be interactable in real life is interactable in this game.
- Grab the fire extinguisher and blast it around
- Use the restroom! Don’t forget to wash and dry your hands
- Turn off the lights – just because you can
- Grab a free soda from the vending machine, then proceed to build a giant tower with them and then knock it over with a bowling ball
- Many other things to interact with, grab and throw around. Just like we all do in real life: like grabbing our computers and chucking them across the room.
Motion controllers are required to play.
As of now teleporting is the method of movement. Smooth locomotion is being looked at/worked on right now but not guaranteed to make it into the game.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Damn, this was a cool experience for its time. I missed out for many years and decided to grab this in 2024 as a checkout filler. I finally tried it this weekend, and it was surprisingly good. I have few complaints, but it does have some major issues. Pros: 1. Tons of content. You're looking at hours of content here if you take your time and experience everything. 2. The arcade environment is actually the least interesting environment in this game. There's tons more to explore! 3. Plenty of interactive toy objects, though I wish the game got updates to add more. Cons: 1. A bit of bait-and-switch since the arcade part of the game is very shallow. No way to add emulators to the cabinets either. 2. Everything outside of the VR-in-VR part of the game seems designed for multiplayer but there's no multiplayer. For example, the bowling experience is decent, but it's kind of pointless if you aren't playing with someone. 3. The game does not work with Index controllers and doesn't render properly on Vive Pro + Wireless. Looks fine on Quest 3 via VD but the controllers don't work properly.1 found this helpful
A decent collection of mini-games, very cheap and ideal for a lockdown family evening or two. We particularly enjoyed the escape room, mini-golf and ocean life. Recommending as there's nothing scary here for kids, and the escape room has logical puzzles. Played on Reverb G2, no control issues.1 found this helpful
This game takes me to my happy place. Think of a seaside arcade to goof around in. There's mini golf, which was the best part so far, and would be worth the price to me. You go around a pirate theme course and can even walk on a pirate ship or chillax underwater. It's really fun, and seems to have the best physics. There is also skeeball and basketball games, and bowling. I admit my ball never returned in bowling, but I'll also admit I'm so bad it jumped lanes and landed in another gutter. The escape room was fun though I didn't get the whole way through yet. And there are VR games I didn't even get to try yet. Also included are the random things like free sodas, pizza and instruments to fool around with. I enjoyed that the game contained so much variety, and if your on the fence I'd say get it. It's well worth the full price and played well on my Oculus Rift.1 found this helpful
+Interesting Concept -$ for something unfinished -Really bad "Arcade" -Really bad mini Golf -Expensive -Developer "Released" it just so they could forget about it. -unfinished 1/5 If it were a real "fun Center" It'd be abandoned just like the developer abandoned half way into being completed and then released it to show that the game is "finished" 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.1 found this helpful
i have a core i5 and a gtx 1650 ti and the grafics look good but its very laggy and this is the dumb part... TURNING DOWN THE GRAFICS C R A S H E S THE GAME WTH also i cant even get into the arcade the game just crashes so even if i was fine with the lag i still couldent play the game so overal i will give this a 0/10 for preformance and a ?/10 for the game itself
it was fun. I enjoyed my self.
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