FlyingMetalSuit

Movement is the core gameplay mechanic here, so you'd think there would be something to it to master, but there just isn't. The game seems to just take the average of the direction of the two controllers and sets your velocity in that direction. There is no momentum whatsoever, and so there is no challenge to it. Sorry, it wasn't much money, but I still can't recommend it.

Not great. Very basic. It's Rush, but underground and nowhere near as pretty.

This is a VERY reluctant recommendation. FlyingMetalSuit has a lot of flaws and only one saving grace - fun base gameplay. It looks and sounds terrible, UI is atrocious, maps has a lot of copy-pasted sections, championship mode is just 3 races in a row. But flying feels awesome, and this is what matters the most to me.

It's okay. I didn't expect much and got what I expected, no more, no less. I really wish there was a little rotation when you moved your arms up and down, a bit like you were steering. The tutorial needs lots of work, none of the controls were explained. Probably best played sat in your swivel chair in the middle of your play space. Also you don't need your arms out in front of you. It's a 5/10 game but costs less than an ice cream so I'm just in favour of Recommend than avoid.

Pretty cool game. Optimized well, I never experienced VR lag or glitches. Game should really be Multiplayer tho, but still is fun solo. I paid $1:00. And I for one really enjoyed this game. It gives you a rush at moments and can be very fun. Only problem that it's not multiplayer and this game could benefit from it.

This game is fun. Not the greatest game out there, but you get to fly in a metal suit, and shoot missiles at the people who pass you.