

Doritos VR Battle
Capitola VR · 2016 · Action, Indie, Casual, VR, Psychological Horror
PC
Mixed65% · 17 📉 Recent reviews down 54%
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About Doritos VR Battle
The Doritos VR Battle is a highly interactive VR game based on movement and agility skills. A game you play alone or with your friends taking turns to beat each others scores. Find your way through the dark universe and use your weapons to battle the enemy.
The game is created to make sure players use all the possibilities of the HTC VIVE. Enter an immersive world and make sure you survive without taking a hit. Afraid of heights? Even a bigger challenge.
The game is created to make sure players use all the possibilities of the HTC VIVE. Enter an immersive world and make sure you survive without taking a hit. Afraid of heights? Even a bigger challenge.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
This game is legitimately terrifying. There's no music. Its dark. You're on a set course, with oversized hands that move way too weirdly, the entire game screams abandonware. All of this in a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ Doritos ad. This is a psychological horror. All you needed to do was add some random music. ANY music and I wouldn't be literally scared playing Doritos VR Battle.4 found this helpful
It's a (tasty) nail in the VR coffin2 found this helpful
For the 2$ worth less than 3 minutes experience... not worth. Maybe for free yes.1 found this helpful
totally worth 3$! definitely recommend it genuinely enjoyed this one, pretty fun :) it reminds me a bit of that kinekt adventure game where you had to jump and move around to avoid obstacles. and the graphics are nice, it ran totally smooth and looks pretty cool!
I think this could have been made much longer. I loved the atmosphere and concept, but it was too short.
This one surprised me. The surreal polished aesthetic combined with the use of room scale gave me a sense of presence I wasn't expecting in an on-rails experience. Also, the gunplay was oddly satisfying. I just wanted to spin around and kill those monsters forever yelling "DIE! DIE! DIE!". Somewhat short, left me wanting more, but totally worth 3 bucks. Honestly, if I didn't own a vive and I saw this at an arcade in public I would have paid $5+ for just one play and I would have walked away happy. Now back to to Overwatch.
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