OnsenVR

I started with a wodden plank in my hand ready to work at the Onsen. There are intruders (mainly male, but there are some female ninjas too) that have to be fought off in different modes: - They try to enter the changing room - They try to kill you - They try to kill the guests (gently touch the guests to let them exit the water in panic) So you fight off the first wave of guys with your plank. Three hits and the plank is gone. No other weapon but some sticks, rocks and your own hands. You can move using free locomotion, for this I had to press the left Vive controller's trackpad. I soon gave up. To do this you just have to exit the Onsen through the shed's outer door. With the money earned you buy more weapons. The shop constists of multiple tabs. Every single buck can be spent on all tabs. An amazing bug: Only the bucks spent on the very last tab (last in time, not in order) count. Like buying a car, a trip to Australia and a candy. And only paying for the candy. This allows exponential progression. After about 1h I was ready to write some complains in discussion: I often pressed the grip buttons by accident and my weapon dropped into the water and was almost never found again…

[h1] Experienced on the Oculus Rift with Touch Controllers [/h1] [i] Note for Oculus users on Windows 10: game starts out with black screen on HMD, but shows up on desktop, you only hear sounds. You have to do Windows 7 compatibility fix for game to run. Unfortunately, once you do the fix, it seems that game has several graphical issues do to this fix, including cross-eye and the 3D just seems off. Best way to describe it like you're viewing VR on a low-end mobile VR device. [/i] Do NOT buy this game on the Oculus Rift if the above are major issues for you. I almost refunded this game. I got this on sale for $7 and I'm not sure I got value for my money. There's some fun elements to this game for sure. But is it fun enough to overlook the graphical issues? I'm not sure. To be honest, I think this game is excellent for Twitch Streamers or Let's Play on YouTube. You know who those douc he bags are. But it's also mindless arcade fun if you just want to play something quick or couch coop drunken night with friends (adult). I have a very strong VR stomach so the issues don't bother me as much. It does suck that the environment doesn't look as good as it should. As far as I can tell, …

This game should ask player's gander , me sister may play the game , she should go woman bath.

This game is surreal. I find it a bit repetitive and expensive compared with other games, but it is fun. Of course, the fun is thinking to reach a level in which you can go and see the women's Onsen... I know, it is surreal, but fun. It has a lot of different weapons to fight the enemies of the Onsen and it is more interesting than I thought. I wasn't able to reach the women's baths yet, but the option is there in the menus for when you get enough experience :-D. UPDATE: You can see the women's bath and some women WITHOUT unlocking the key nor anything else! You just have to [spoiler]go next to the wall and walk in your play space through the wall... Then you will see the message in red warning that you cannot see that! BUT, then the secret is that you may go and see the real image in your PC's desktop without censorship! You may also take a SCREENSHOT with your controller: SystemButton+Trigger and see everything! But you still cannot walk inside, just near the wall...[/spoiler]

I bought this on sale for $0.50 and I wouldn't recommend it for any more than that. It's a very simplistic wave defense game that takes place in an onsen. What you see in the preview videos and screenshots is literally all you get. For a dollar or two, it wouldn't be a completely terrible game except for one huge flaw... The durability and upgrade system is dreadful. You start off with nothing but a stick and it breaks after 2 hits. Then you have to spend the entire rest of the wave punching ninjas in the face over and over and over. Ok, so you earn some money and buy a new weapon. That's fine, right? Sure, you can then buy something like a cleaver and start a new game. Now you have a stick and a cleaver, which both break after 2 hits... Plus, you have to keep running back to the employee shed to get new weapons which means you really only get one weapon per wave and after it breaks, you're back to punching dudes. I might have only played this for 15 minutes or so but I can easily project that it would take hours to earn enough money to upgrade one weapon to have a reasonable durability level but I don't even know what max durability would do for you. Maybe the weapon would last…

1/10