JEI VR

[h1]Experienced on the Oculus Quest 2[/h1] This is a small-arena 360 wave shooter with full locomotion and smooth and snap turning options. It has one map. The one map looks pretty nice but it's also pretty small and doesn't have any objects to interact with. It's all window dressing. There are 3 different guns (and a shield) and a few different robots, including a pretty big mini-boss type robot. The game feels like a demo (and is described as such by the developer in the EA description). I played this game for about 30 minutes and got to the 18th wave. I could have possibly gotten farther, but the gameplay was just too repetitive and I got really bored. I didn't want to continue playing. The gun mechanic wasn't really good, it had an arcade feel, but didn't feel fast-paced enough and weapons lacked impact. You can see the bullets bend as you move while firing. The AI for the robots was also pretty dumb, you can basically corner them and they lose sight of you. Game is running on the Unreal Engine. I did notice some frame rate drops, but I lowered the graphics settings from ultra to high and it seemed to be running fine after that. I did not experience any serious issues or bug…

JEI VR is very much a budget version of Robo-Recall, only if that said budget was less than the price of a Big-Mac meal. But I feel I am being a tad harsh there because the small city landscape you get to play in looks OK as do the Robo-Recall inspired robots. With just 3 main guns (all of which you can dual-wield) and a small handful of enemy robots, this goes doesn't offer a lot at all. But what it does offer is a small amount of mindless shooting in a nice sci-fi environment. Sure, there isn't a lot to this game at all, but it only costs £3.99 and is currently on sale for just £3.19! You should just about get your money's worth here, but do remember that you are not paying a lot in the first place.

It's a fairly fun game. For $5, it would be worth having in your steam library.