Spartan VR

What I write for this review is the experiance I had with the game, everybody will experiance things differently. This is my honest review if you don't like it well tough. Also no game is safe from a review wether its early access or full release. Now onto the review. I bought Spartan VR for one thing, to be a spartan warrior like from 300. Getting to play as of Greek's feared warrior around the 500 BC area. That is the Spartan I thought I was going to play as but instead I am playing Ephialtes of Trachis who can't do crap. Here is why 1. Your arm's are not postioned in the same spot as they are in real life. 2. The weapons are not even close to Greek history of the sword & sheild. The spear was close enought but you can only throw it, can't use it as a stab weapon. 3. The graphic setting don't work, I set it to the highest it can go & nothing changed. 4. The diffculty setting are the same as well, all enemies are the same, attack the same. I didn't see a differance in their skill. 5. There are only 4 locations to choose from, 3 husge rooms & 1 ship. 6. The game starts just as soon you pick something up wether its a sheild, spear or a sword, once you pick up an item the enemie…

A cool game with a great potential! Interesting picturesque areas. I like Gorgons and Minotaurs, but I want more types of enemies. I saw skeletons in achievements hope there are coming soon.

Quite cheerful beta, we need more content please. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Mw2EXjt1d4

i will change my review if the situation change but this game is again a bloody game not for every players and there is no story , no tutorial , we arrive in a landscape greece and we can select different stones it is the four stage of the game , the goad is to do a blood bath with the same minotaur models as waves just their weapons change as army some and after medusa appears or a nuber of medusas but we can stay in front her without to be transfomed in stone , just need to run to dodge her attack stone she does with hair i can not speak of the magic hermes flying shoes the description speak i have seen this but but the boat stage is just the same waves as before but on a boat and same for the others levels the fight system is great and the arms enough long to give the impression we have a body but the enemy never do a parry of our attack so the only way to do a sword strike their weapon is to go back and strike directly on their weapon before they attack so the colision system is great but not really used the medusa models are great but to have fun we need to imagine if we see his glance we would be transform in stone so i have had fun to hide me behind my shield and try …

This is a fun game, but it is not quite worth the money. There are many things that need to be fixed or added before it comes out of early access. First off, I use an oculus rift with the oculus touch controllers. The virtual hands seem to be lined up for vive controllers, so when I hold a weapon it is at an awkward angle, and I have to bend my wrists in a weird way in order for my attacks to be effective. Also, I am new to VR and haven't gotten around to getting a third sensor for my play area, so when I turn around, my body blocks my sensors's view of the controllers. This game has no way to turn around using the controllers, so this is problematic. Finally, there are only two types of enemies; minotaurs and gorgons. Fighting becomes very repetitive very fast. Oh, and also you can't parry with a sword. You need a shield. I came looking for a cheap hack n slash as a new vr user, and this was pretty much what I was looking for. I look forward to seeing improvements from the developers.

Spartan VR is a virtual reality action game built around the fantasy of becoming a warrior in a world inspired by Ancient Greek mythology. Developed and published by Immergity, it was created specifically for VR and places physical interaction at the center of the experience. Instead of relying on conventional button-driven combat, players swing weapons, defend themselves with a shield, throw spears, and use supernatural abilities through motion controls. It is an ambitious concept, especially considering its 2017 origins, although the final experience feels more like a compact showcase of early VR combat ideas than a fully developed mythological epic. The adventure begins with the player awakening in chains aboard a ship before becoming connected to Hermes and his magical artifacts. From there, the story provides an excuse to travel through mythological environments, complete trials, and battle various enemies. The narrative is relatively straightforward and does not attempt the elaborate storytelling or character development of a traditional role-playing game. Instead, Greek mythology supplies the atmosphere and gives context to the weapons, powers, creatures, and locations enco…