RoadkillerZ

Hate to say it, i want this game to be good. but it's a buggy mess. barely working and the entire time i've owned it, it seems almost no different. two cars to choose from two tracks. the wonkiest of controls, no steering wheel support. all around crap. I've had it for months I played it about 30 min when i first got it. just tried again today. still identical as far as i can tell to what I bought months ago.

This game has been a mess since I've owned it. Tried playing again recently on Oculus and it refuses to work. If it hasn't been fixed by now.. then it's of no interest to me. Its too bad because there aren't any VR games like this that I can think of. It doesn't matter how much the game is.. or if it was completely free of charge.. if it crashes and doesn't work then what's the point?

This review is what I had experianced in/with the game. Everybody will experiance things differently. With that onto the review of RoadkillerZ RoadkillerZ is a vehicular combat game and has been out for 8 months. Your thinking it being realesed for 8 months the game must be fun and exciting....nnope. Roadkiller Z is just a single-player gamere you dive around, destroy the dumest A.I. and run over zombies. First buying this and playing it for only 10 minutes I was bored and ticked. off. When I bought it 8 months ago, the accelarator was also shooting the gun. That is the only thing that got fixed while everything else is still the same. I don't know if the develoeprs are going through a tough time or just don't care about their game because I don't see the love in it. The cars: there are only 2 cars. A small and medium. The small has one mini gun and the medium has a mini + rocket. Maps: there only 2 boaring maps to play on. A dirt map and a trap map. Zombies: the zombies don't do crap in the game other then to get your ride full of blood. Contoller Support: ......WTF is this bull crap. I pugged in my contoller and the game doesn't even respawned and there is no option to t…

2.8 out of 10 This really does have an early access feel, Alpha I'd say. Stuff works but it does feel quite incomplete. The graphics are average, good enough for this type of game if it's fun. Level design isn't anything spectacular. Performance-wise, some dropped frames on my 1080, but nothing serious but could induce motion sickness over a long session. The controls are fine considering you're trying to use a steering wheel in mid air, but can't get the car to reverse so can get stuck against walls and pillars. The car motion is somewhat lifeless and could do with more dymanic physics to allow skids. Smashing into barrels and zombies, doesn't relay any feedback to give you the illusion you've really hit anything with mass. Same for the guns too. Based on the content, is it worth it? I'd say no. Sure the price is low. I've got a stack of early access VR games that promise to deliver great things. One thing I've learned is that if a VR ea title is poor to start with, things don't get a whole lot better on the full release either as they've already shown the limit of their ability from the outset. Double this up with a developer having one game to their name the chances are slim…

I don't know what is going on but it keeps crashing my display on my cv1. I can't even play it crashes on and off every second. i hope it gets fixed some day and i'm not the only one with this problem. :( i would love any help

It's way too early to tell if this game will turn out good. The motion controls are unreliable making the driving very difficult. The map is very simplistic and basic which doesn't really lead to any interesting gameplay. The driving mechanics are rather basic as well so there isn't very rewarding gameplay. That said, a VR Carmageddon-type game where you have guns on cars is a surefire idea if it can be executed well. Also, it remains to be seen if this genre of game benefits much from VR. I'm all for cockpit VR games but the genre is niche as it is and Carmageddon (not VR) already exists.