Retronika

Index User: Its an nice game. Voice acting is entertaining, runs smooth as glass, art style is nice. I wish it was asier to grab the handles again after letting go to shoot. Not sure if that's a Index specific issue. I haven't played on other difficulties yet... but there is a tremendous amount of aim assistance. This actually frustrates me to an extent because literally anything closer to you will have priority even when you're trying to snipe a turret up ahead. There seems to be very little you can do to avoid being shot, enemies have Minecraft skeleton accuracy. But overall its still cute and fun.

This seems to want you to have Sony Playstation controllers. The ghost outlines in the game show PSVR2 controllers. How do we get it to work with any other controllers?

A pretty good action shooter by a small team. Retronika isn't quite what I expected, but I enjoyed it. The game is broken up into 50 short score-based levels, they aren't rhythm-based, but I think beat saber is the most apt comparison you ride a hover bike down a linear street avoiding traffic and shooting various enemies. some levels are time trials some are just a race, some are eliminations, but they all have you in a fairly linear pathway. Between levels you have a robot friend who explains the story as it unfolds. You bike also has upgrades, and you unlock various weapons, I guess it adds progression, but I found myself always having more than enough cash for basically every upgrade as I needed it so really no need to balance stats. The most interesting part of this game is the graphics which are very unique and colourful, very pleasing in VR The campaign it's self isnt too long about 3 hours but the level are replayable to try to top that leader board.

It's motorcycle drive-bys, the game. It's fairly short (I've finished all the missions), and there's not much variety, but it feels great and is very fun. They needed to add curves to the roads, but other than that, it's a fairly complete game.

Works on Reverb G2. Retronika is a VR vehicle shooter, that let's you drive through futuristic traffic on a hoverbike. The gameplay is extremely satisfying and smooth, but campaign missions are very hit or miss. Steering the hoverbike with virtual handlebar feels great, being able to do it with one hand while shooting a gun with the other is even better. Most enemies are very satisfying to shoot: they stagger, lose parts and finally explode, damaging everything nearby. But there are some very spongy ones, that take way too much time to destroy with just one gun and force you to use both hands for combat. In the missions, where killing every enemy is obligatory (by far the worst missions in the campaign, btw), they completely destroy the pace and turn the game into a boring shooter. Visually the game is amazing. It looks really sharp and stylish, just like on the screenshoots, while performing buttery smooth with dozens of moving vehicles on the screen. The main problem with Retronika is it's difficulty: it is all over the place with huge spikes and drops. Usually in games there is an intended difficulty level in the settings, but here I have no idea which one of the 4 provided …

What do you get when you mix fifth element taxicab ride with borderlands? Retronika! Super fun game. Controls take a bit of getting used to but well worth it.