

Danger Room
Wong Kang-An · 2016 · Indie, Action, VR, Shooter
PC
2 user reviews50% · 2
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About Danger Room
So, you’ve finally decided to show up, eh? Do you even know what you’re here for? Whatever. Our previous subjects kept dying on us, so you’ll have to do. Just stand there and destroy the turrets before they destroy you. Oh, and please do your best to not suck like the others. What do you mean there're too many of them? Sigh, are you that slow? Just suck in what the turrets are hitting you with and fire back a huge explosive shot! Also, in case you haven’t noticed, (which I doubt you have, with your dimwittedness) the lasers are dangerous too. And they're fast. You might want to avoid them if you have any attachment to life, not that it matters to us. Don't worry, if the worst happens, there're others waiting to take your place. But DO try and stay alive anyway, we can’t afford to keep replacing test dummies.
FEATURES
- Awesome Laser Blasters: They really are quite awesome
- Slow Time: Dodge and shoot in style when things get too fast for you.
- Suck Enemy Bullets: Charge up your weapons by sucking in enemy bullets and firing back a huge explosive shot
- Compete in Online and Local Leaderboards: Prove yourself as the best test subject.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
✦ AI summary
Players appreciate the retro sci-fi aesthetic and arcade-style simplicity that evokes nostalgia, with enjoyable short gameplay sessions and leaderboard competition, but criticize the limited enemy and weapon variety, lack of game mode diversity, and high price point for what amounts to a brief experience. A significant technical concern involves VR calibration issues, particularly the inability to properly adjust or reset the center position, which creates safety hazards during play.
The retro style sci-fi graphics actually reminds me of the old X-Men cartoons that we used to watch when younger, so there is quite a bit of nostalgia when playing this game. I would love it if there is a larger variety of enemies and boss level enemies and different weapons to use. Being able to teleport around the danger room would also be a cool feature to have like in Raw Data. Different game modes like survival (current game), time trial, obstacle courses would make it a really good tribute to the X-Men reference. At the current price, I feel that Danger Room is a short arcade style game that we feel is great for a short 5-10 minute gameplay. You can try to achieve your best score and compete with friends on the local or online leaderboard.3 found this helpful
Danger Room is a focused virtual-reality action game developed and published by Wong Kang-An that embraces a pure arcade philosophy, stripping the experience down to reflex, spatial awareness, and survival under pressure. Rather than offering an elaborate story or layered progression systems, the game drops players directly into a sterile, high-tech arena designed as a deadly test chamber. From the first moments, it is clear that the objective is simple but demanding: endure increasingly intense waves of automated turrets firing from all directions, using your body movement and a small set of distinctive mechanics to stay alive for as long as possible. The core gameplay revolves around constant motion and quick decision-making. Turrets spawn around the arena and unleash dense patterns of projectiles, forcing players to physically dodge, duck, and reposition in real space. Unlike many VR shooters that emphasize aiming precision or cover-based tactics, Danger Room demands full-body engagement. Standing still is rarely an option, and success depends on maintaining awareness of threats coming from multiple angles at once. This creates a palpable sense of tension, as the player must co…
Over priced. Much better games for the money. Also, major problem: couldn't adjust or reset my center. I about smacked my hand into a wall playing and I realized all I could adjust was height I uninstalled.
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