Salvage Op

Jesus, this is a pile of ♥♥♥♥ left in a paper bag on fire at the doorstep of Steams let any VR game through policy. Just so, so, so ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ bad and I received in a bundle so the game worked out at 35 cents and I have not felt this ripped off since I gave a couple of dollars to a homeless man and I saw him buy food with it instead of more alcohol. If you paid $5.00 for this then I feel your pain, refund it and let steam know that these ♥♥♥♥ games are not doing VR any favours.

- Bad Controls - Bad Sound - Levels don't ever actually end - Guns feel extremely weak - They charge for this experience 0/5 They try to make something decent, but fail horrendously at it. The light is always reflecting off of everything annoyingly into your eyes. I mean EVERYTHING even your hands. The guns shoot as though you're shooting a Nerf gun and the enemies are feeling bad enough for you that they feign their own deaths. Even if it were free I'd avoid it. If you liked this review [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/33220185-VR-Games-and-Tools/]Click here[/url] and follow for more reviews of VR titles. And [url=https://steamcommunity.com/groups/HonestVR/]Click here[/url] if you want to request reviews on other VR titles.

this game doesnt even work i deleted it from my library

Really simple AI and terrible aiming for the gun. Shouldnt expect much from a game so cheap but there was less to offer then most demos.

Salvage Op is an atmospheric virtual reality science-fiction horror shooter that captures the raw experimental energy of early indie VR development while delivering a tense exploration-focused survival experience set aboard abandoned spacecraft infested with hostile alien creatures. Developed and published by D.W.S., the game feels like a project built around one primary goal: immersing players inside dangerous industrial sci-fi environments where isolation, darkness, and uncertainty become just as threatening as the enemies themselves. Rather than attempting to compete with large-scale VR action games through cinematic storytelling or advanced technical complexity, Salvage Op focuses on creating tension through environmental immersion and physical presence. The result is a rough but strangely compelling VR horror experience that succeeds more through atmosphere and mood than polished mechanics or narrative depth. While the game clearly shows the limitations of a low-budget indie project, there is still something memorable about the way it uses virtual reality to amplify fear, claustrophobia, and vulnerability. The premise places players in the role of a salvage operative tasked w…

Guns should be held like guns, not like pointers.