Experiment Gone Rogue

I'll admit the boobs brought me in, but I thoroughly enjoyed my stay with this game. I tried to wait for it to go on sale to try it; unfortunately it doesn't go on sale, so if you want to give it a try you'll have to fork over the $25. The game only lasts about an hour and a half, or thats about what I got out of it. It actually has a really neat storyline that is told through "audio logs". The bosses were cool and fighting them felt fun. The VR components of this game were excellent, with swinging on ladders to pulling out guns are shooting someone down. I had one crash about an hour in, but other than that performance was great. The strip club was... okay, i guess. Definitely not the selling point of the game, but it wasn't the worst piece of VR porn I've encountered. The negatives are mostly in the shortness of the game. Gameplay and combat was fun, if a little lacking in enemy types. The scenery is really cool, though theres a few parts (speeder bikes im looking at you) that brought on motion sickness. If this game wen't on sale for $5-$10, I'd thoroughly recommend it as the dev has the start of something great here. It just feel a little unpolished, a little like a concept …

Looks utter crap. Controls keep missing rungs on ladders. Combat is dull. Not recommended.

Couldn`t work out if I was playing a game, tutorial or unfinished pos. 0 / 10 - future experiments will not be rogue

This game is completely broken. It runs at a very low resolution, has sound issues, the controller is poorly designed, and it crashes every 5 minutes. Don't waste your money on this broken piece of junk.

Been playing only for an hour and a half and I don't know if it's a computer setting or something, but for me, the game's lighting dims whenever I move, and brightens whenever I stop moving. There is no setting in the game to fix this, which is the only reason I have to think of it as a bug. Also, there is no difference between low or high graphics, or any of the anti-alias settings, or none that are actually apparent.

the start of a great genre 10/10