Number Shoot VR
Runner's Software · 2024 · Action, Casual, VR, Shooter, FPS
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About Number Shoot VR
The six available weapons have different characteristics, and by using the right weapon you can destroy targets more efficiently.
Play time per session is 4 minutes!
Destroy targets at all costs and aim for a high score!
Destroy Targets!
Shoot targets with your weapon anyway! Destroy as many targets as you can and aim for a high score!
The choice of weapon enhancement is the key to a high score.
Destroy targets, enhance weapons!
Enhancement system is introduced for weapons. Destroying a target will enhance the weapon.
Your Weapon will be enhanced Depending on the color of the destroyed target.
(Red) Firepower
(Purple) Rate of fire
(Blue) Magazine ammunition number
(Green) accuracy.
Wipe out targets with explosions!
Explosive weapons or black targets (bombs) can collectively damage a target!
but If you destroy a target with a lot of penalty targets ... around it...!
VRM avatar support!
Unity-Chan VRM avatars are available by built-in!
In addition, external VRM avatars can be loaded from a file!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Players describe this as a straightforward number-block shooting game that delivers exactly what it advertises, though with some rough edges that suggest amateur development. The core gameplay loop of shooting numbered blocks for rewards and upgrades works as intended, but the game lacks meaningful challenge since negative blocks are easily avoided and progression feels largely automatic. While appreciated as a genuine attempt at a casual arcade experience, players note it's a simple, low-complexity game best suited for very casual play rather than engaging or complex gameplay.
(Played using an Oculus Quest 2) It's one of those games you see in deceptive mobile advertisements, but for real. I'm going to be gentle because it seems like it's an amateur's first commercial project. You grab two guns (choosing from a pistol, smg and "shot gun") that fire bullets that have ENORMOUS bullet drop so you have to aim them upwards a little. You shoot the number blocks to reduce the number to 0 and earn whatever the attached reward is. The reward might be a parameter upgrade like damage or rate of fire, or it might be gold you can use to buy more upgrades, or it might be a score bonus. There are blocks with negative effects like downgrades and explosions, but it's so easy not to shoot them that they might as well not even be there. It sure does what it sets out to do. You shoot number blocks for four minutes and then you shoot your way through a bunch of unmissable "boss blocks" that have increasing multipliers until one of them touches you and the leaderboard gets displayed. Completing a round gives you gems you can use to unlock more weapons and purchase persistent upgrades, but unless you really hate numbers it's the kind of thing that's fun in small doses. Ther…3 found this helpful
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