Gambit!

What can I say about Scambit! ? It's a money-grab about abandoning your previous title, using suggestions from the previous title and incorporating it into a new game so people have to pay for the ideas suggested, false expectations, an executable literally titled "Zero Caliber 2", Exactly one update since launch in 2023, and Quest graphics despite a store page with ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ screenshots (AKA bullshots). What does this game do right? Ah, a question so simple it can be summarized with a single answer: Competitive rock climbing. I wish I was ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ joking. There's no point to unlocking any firearm aside from the pistol's attachments because the guns either don't work, don't work properly, or your bullets were replaced with gummy bears. EVERYONE SHARES THE SAME HEALTH POOL which means if you're playing conservatively--don't worry--your jackass teammates who take cover by looking directly into the enemy's gun barrel will tank the run for you. I really wish I was joking. I got this for free, and still paid too much. 2/5 - Scambit!

Gambit! is a game that wears its identity openly and unapologetically. Developed and published by XREAL Games, it positions itself not as a grounded shooter or a narrative-driven adventure, but as a loud, reckless, co-op spectacle built primarily for VR. The world it presents is exaggerated and chaotic, filled with gangs, improvised weapons, and a tone that thrives on irreverence. You choose one of four misfit criminals and charge headfirst into a series of over-the-top heists, raids, and firefights, all while exchanging quips and shooting anything that gets in the way. The story serves more as a framing device than a driving force—it sets the stage for violence and mayhem rather than attempting meaningful character arcs or emotional investment. The core appeal of Gambit! comes from its cooperative gunplay. Designed with four-player VR sessions in mind, the game wants players communicating, strategizing, and competing for loot while navigating wave-based encounters and multi-stage missions. Handling firearms in VR brings an inherent tactile satisfaction—reloading, aiming, dual-wielding, or scrambling behind cover feels personal in a way traditional shooters can’t fully replicate. …

[h1]Very Underrated VR Shooter - Fun Gunplay and lots of collectables - However, its short/unfinished[/h1] I avoided this game for quite some time seeing the mostly negative reviews on Steam. This is yet another game that was completely underrated for what it is. I very much enjoyed my playthrough of the game. The game definitely does not deserve the negative reviews it has gotten. Yes, there are some technical problems and the game is quite short (less than 4 hours), but I had a blast for what the game offered. [b]What does this game play like?[/b] The game plays like if you took TMNT and mixed it with the shooting and linearity of Call of Duty along with the style of Borderlands and a hint of Payday. Put it into VR and you have GAMBIT! The game is very arcady with waves of enemies in each section you progress into. It feels like a game you would play in an arcade, pumping quarters into as you progress the game. [b]Voice Acting[/b] The voice acting is pretty good, although, I am not sure what the story was about as I really did not listen to it. But, the quality of the voice acting was pretty cool. It was like listening to a cartoon for adults. Something you would see on Ad…

its boring has bad physics and multiplayer sucks

Crash & Frustation.

The game constantly crashes, but that is OK as steam doesn't think that is a good enough reason for a refund.....