Holopoint

Good early VR game design that is still a really good example to pay attention to, and extremely fun to boot. Play this.

Exactly what it looks like, which isn't a bad thing. Easy to figure out, hard to master. Also physically exhausting if you get into it, which I'd recommend.

Holopoint takes one of virtual reality’s most naturally satisfying activities, archery, and turns it into a demanding test of accuracy, reflexes, endurance, and spatial awareness. Developed and published by Alzan Studios, LLC, the game is deliberately straightforward in concept. There is no elaborate campaign, complicated equipment system, or lengthy storyline competing for attention. Instead, players enter a virtual arena, draw their bow, destroy targets, avoid incoming attacks, and attempt to survive increasingly difficult encounters. This focused approach makes the experience easy to understand while leaving plenty of room for mechanical improvement. Archery forms the heart of everything, and the physical interaction is what separates the experience from conventional shooting games. Players repeatedly reach for arrows, draw the bowstring, aim, release, and prepare another shot. At a relaxed pace these movements are simple, but the difficulty rises considerably when targets begin appearing from different directions. Accuracy alone is no longer enough. Fast reactions and efficient movements become essential, especially when a missed opportunity can quickly place the player under …

Simple, but great fun, especially with wireless.

ngl this ones a hunk of ♥♥♥♥!

Shovelware from the 2016 VR madness . Would be a minigame if it wasn't VR.