Space Station Invader VR

Space platforming shooter. The main interesting point here is a propulsion gun. Shoot to move that direction. It's a cool idea and fun. You get a lightsaber as well, don't tell Disney! https://youtu.be/coZXFSww4Sw

Watch my video here https://youtu.be/fTO-qjXY2OY I was using the Valve Index. Graphics look fine. I liked the look of the weapons and seeing my full body. High textures pop in at a very short distance. This can be distracting. When high textures are in it looks nice. Audio sounds great. The sci-fi rifle sounds are nice to hear. Gameplay is fun and joyful. The game is a shooter platform jumper game. Biggest negative I have is the game is very short about 30mins without respawns. So £7.19 sounds a little steep.

[h1]Experienced on the Oculus Rift with Touch Controllers[/h1] [i]Please note: I received a free Steam key through the Steam Curator Connect program[/i] You can view my review & gameplay here: https://youtu.be/D2moMt7KTTk This is a shooter with platforming sections set in a space station. There is full locomotion and smooth turning. There are very few options in the settings. The gameplay and graphics and sounds are all very basic. Surprisingly, though, I had fun playing this game. However, I have to admit, the price doesn't exactly match the quality or quantity of content. I finished the game in 38 minutes. It ends rather abruptly with just a reset to the very beginning. Most of the fun I had in this game was from using what I call the "jet pack gun." It basically lets you jet around the space station and reach platforms that are otherwise unreachable. You can double up on the jet pack gun to reach places just a bit too far with just one gun. You also get a good variety of other guns. They all act differently, including a light saber that is fun to use for a little bit. However, there probably is no reason to switch guns once you get one that is to your liking. Enemy AI is…

The biggest problem with this is the endless accidental weapon switching. Otherwise, this works quite well, and is worth it for the price. Fix that, and it would have a thumbs up. As it is, it is pretty unplayable.