JUST ONE MAN

The combat mechanic is like Arkham Shadow + Until you Fall! Highly recommended, especially at this price. Its a good workout too. Combat is quite polished. This is early access so I hope they add more environment, more enemy types, more content!

Great workout and fun game. It's intuitive, fun, and a better workout than most other workout games. It's like a workout version of Until You Fall, and much more of a workout than that game, even in that game's pseudo-punching mode. I have been waiting for a nice, simple workout game that functions just like this. Punching is the best workout I've found in VR, and you can do 100% punching in this game which is great. You can also use real shadowboxing punches, you don't have to do some weird wonky swing or something (like in Until You Fall). You also have the option of using a katana sometimes, which is also a lot of fun - good job giving the player options! You also have to dodge/squat, which is the other element of a good VR workout. All around good pacing and workout rhythm. It's just intrinsically fun to punch bad guys and this is the best game I've found for that in the form of a constant workout flow. Suggestions/downsides: 1. Punching directions should be clearer. The direction of the first punch is not always intuitive and the visuals don't make it 100% obvious to me without pausing for a split-second to parse the instructions. I would love it if the visual design were m…

If you’re looking for a VR experience that makes you feel like the protagonist of a high-budget action flick, Just One Man is the adrenaline shot to the heart you've been waiting for. This isn't a game where you can afford to sit back and strategize; it is a relentless, fast-paced test of reflexes that demands perfection! Gameplay: Precision Meets Chaos The core of Just One Man lies in its seamless blend of fist and swordplay. Enemies are aggressive and refuse to give you breathing room. You are forced to dodge incoming attacks with physical movement and parry melee blows with split-second timing. Attack with extreme precision to thin out the crowd before you’re overwhelmed! The Samurai Aesthetic The soul of the game is rooted in high-octane Samurai gameplay. There is a rhythmic elegance to the combat—a "flow state" that you enter once you master the parry mechanics. Every movement feels intentional, making you feel less like a guy in a VR headset and more like a legendary warrior holding the line against impossible odds. The Heartbeat of the Action A game this intense needs a score to match, and Just One Man delivers an awesome soundtrack that is worth the price of admission …

A very nice little VR title. Lots of potential for future greatness. The game features cool hack and slash action that makes you feel powerful. Graphics are nice and stylized and the soundtrack is also very good. Runs great as well. Worth its price for me already, and a great purchase for VR owners during any sale. Will definitely be looking out for future updates.

Game is pretty cool but there isn't much to it yet. Stuff is being added though. The core gameplay is solid and fun.

way to early for it at the moment (4-24-26). the volume of one of the sound effects (the block) can't even be lower, put all the sliders down and it still blast my ear at full volume, also the game doesn't seem to be well designed around my index controllers since every time I loosen my grip by a tiny bit I end up dropping the sword since I don't have a button to press I have pressure sensitivity around the handle, plus, again with index controllers, I need to keep my hands open so not to trigger the block early which makes me uneasy every time I swing my hand hoping the strap around the back of my hand can hold a controlling in place. the game does have a nice feel to which I like but it probably play better with quest controllers and with only 4 maps currently it's just to little and to green