Dungeon Rush

I liked the minimalistic design and how it doesn't try to distract you with non-interactive clutter. It's sorely lacking in more levels and variability within/between levels, where map 1 felt too small and map 4 and 5 were too big that it was too hard to get the arrows far enough to hit the enemies. The patterns are the same between levels, so round 1 is always middle lane, round 6 is always ranged only, etc. Encountered a bug I couldn't reproduce after restarting the game - the trigger to load and release arrows got switched to the bow hand, which was hilarious, but couldn't fix in game without shutting my VR down completely and restarting. Allowing you to physically move away and dodge enemies projectiles was a brilliant touch. Critically, though, the bow upgrades gives you essentially the same effect in three different colors, so that was also a little lackluster. I also love how cute the skeletons are and how they give you your personal space even when they surround and attack you. Overall, I got it on 40% off at 5.39 CDN, it doesn't give me motion sickness like some other titles, and the controls were intuitive, so an easy 7/10. One points off each for - could use more camp…

Fun game but the only problem i have with it is that your firing trigger stays the some when you change hands, your firing trigger should change bast on what hand your holding the arrow, or even better put in a setting where we can chose there the firing trigger is and where we want to hold the bow and arrow, other was its confusing.

While the game is solidly made, the wave shooter scenario where you stand at a fixed point get old really fast. Couldn't play it longer than a few minutes before becoming bored. Not recommended.

Cool tower defender VR game. 7.5/10

No, is not great. Early VR implementation and not a great amount of content.

It's a great solo game. It looks good to me. It has campaign and survival modes, 4 different bows and no story whatsoever. For 4$ it's a great buy.