Space Slurpies

space slurpies? more like slurp on deez nuts

One of my favorite casual games in VR. Super easy to show people and it's extremely cool with the environments, challenging and cool. No ignore the negative reviews, these people are dull and just want multiplayer. It's not COD, you didn't play tetris with people at first.

Awesome game, awesome authors... Huge fan!

Disclaimer: I've received this game for free via Curator Connect. Space Slurpies is a casual VR game similar to classic Snake but with motion controls. It is fine for an hour or two, but that is it. Gameplay is intuitive, but it's missing most of the tension that classic Snake had, because you can completely stop your movement at any moment and bots are playing 100% passively. But it is still fun to chase AI enemies around for a while, cutting them off TRON style. There is not much difference in terms of gameplay between levels other than increasing AI movement speed: there are some additional obstacles, but they pose barely any threat. I beat everything in about 1.5 hours and have no intentions of playing the game again. Online Multiplayer is obviously dead at this moment. Visuals are pretty bad even by Quest standards, although some of the levels have pretty good looking and big skyboxes. Music is cool, including original main theme, but sound effects are annoying - constant slurping sounds get old very quickly.

Slurp, Grow, Win - Space Slurpies Space Slurpies is a fun addictive single or multiplayer game. You control a snake with your hand movements and must eat, grow and stay alive to win. The end of your hand is a snake, that you can freely move around in a VR world. The control mechanics are super easy and lots of fun. You just move your hand around to gather food and grow, while avoiding enemies, objects, other players and yourself. The person alive at the end with the longest snake wins. You will be using room scaling to move around the levels, so you will need some space to play. The play style is just amazing and feels perfect in a VR world. You will be quickly immersed into the game and have the time of your life gathering food and avoiding running into things. I was moving, ducking and flying my hand every where. It feels great to be so interactive inside a game. There are plenty of levels to play on and unlock. You also get to customize your snake to your liking. The game is a ton of fun in single player or multiplayer. In multiplayer it supports cross play, so you can play with your friends no matter which copy they buy. The game has an old school arcade feel to it, mixe…

A video of my initial dip into the game can be seen here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QIiovYRsY_k Please note I got a copy of this for free. This is a really charming little game that, for me anyway, 100% falls into the "I'd use this to show off VR to other folk, but I'm not sure I'm going to play it much more" category. As per the description, it's the Snake-a-like game most people will know, but brought into VR. I didn't think it would work. I was wrong, it works. The style and feel of the whole thing is wonderfully bonkers and there's lots to mess about with. I can see it being all kinds of fun if a group of folk you know own a copy and you can all play together while just nattering away and being daft and having fun. At full price (showing as £3.00 for me) it's *easily* worth it, even if you just play it for a wee while (like, seriously, come on, you can spend more than that getting a coffee and a nibble). Had a stumbled on this via another route I would absolutely have been tempted to buy it, even more so at the sale price (as of the time of writing this). Couple of small issues I'd mention though: - It's not exactly sit/stand-friendly, especially if you have a fairl…