

Summer Funland
Monad Rock · 2018 · Casual, Simulation, Indie, Sports, VR
PC
Very Positive85% · 295
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About Summer Funland
Adventure and excitement abound in Summer Funland, a virtual amusement park like no other. Experience pure awesomeness without even leaving home! A rollercoaster, underwater voyage, fast-paced street chase, adventure in outer space and much, much more – SFL has it all. Behold the beauty of oceanic depths and come face-to-face with the creatures that dwell there. Race through the streets of Gotham at supersonic speed and feel the adrenaline kick in. Shoot things up, climb insanely high towers, scream your lungs out riding a crazy rollercoaster, blast into space and see our galaxy up close and personal – there's never a dull moment in Summer Funland. If you're rocking the VR headset, this game is an absolute must-have!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Achievements broken, I can't get a single one also others complain but no response. . . only a few mini-games are fun, but not all of them (balloon..) work for me. One part (see 3rd picture) is only for people with a very good tracking VR system AND of course a steady arm. It was very frustrating to see how far one comes in that part but then realize that it is to demanding to just have fun while other games are easy going. There were updates that we didn't need, instead of fixing some bugs or whatever. I now won't play again for the sake of the achievements :( Not worth full prize.4 found this helpful
This is a really great title, especially for kids, but dont buy it now as the devs have just abandoned it for some strange reason. They only need to spend a little time on making Pico and Meta controllers work properly and they could gain an audience and make some money as its still one of the best quality titles for younger kids out there. I work in the industry and have over 800 VR titles and am always on the lookout for titles like this. I bought this when it first came out for my Vive back then, and revisit every now and again with every headset. Tried with Meta today and controls are screwed, barely work, you have to press joysticks in a wierd way to get any response, and get to games by map only, then many cant be played. Its a shame because its a lovely looking title. If the devs read this please just fix the controllers and you will get good reviews and make some money I am sure.2 found this helpful
Just bought the game 22 January 2026, and the game works perfectly with my old Rift CV1. Also had the game bought in the Meta/Oculus Store, but it stopped working due to an entitlement error. Did read that some also had this error on Steam, but so far the game works flawlessly - and I'm so happy to be back. This was my son's favorite VR game. The game supports native Oculus drivers, so it works just as perfectly using Steam compared to the Oculus version. Now, the game is from 2018 and was never properly updated for Index controllers, but the game is still playable. Turning is somewhat janky, and you really cannot go backwards using the thumbstick, but you can move forwards. Thus, users of Meta hmds should be in the green, but using Index controllers will be more cumbersome and does reduce the enjoyment of the game. I have not checked, if there are custom Index controller bindings available. The game does look great using the Index res 400% which my RTX 3090 can do in 80 hz/fps - the game looks much better than when using the Rift CV1, and it's a joy to be back.1 found this helpful
I have had my fun playing this game for what it is. There is, however, one major problem that must be addressed. The game is unplayable offline. I reached out to the developers about the problem, and they never wrote back... So I have to assume that it is a form of DRM... Therefore I can not recommend buying the game. I am an advocate against using DRM games. The main reason why obviously is because at some point the developers will no longer support the game.... Which means you will no longer have access to something you paid for... Now I understand DRM being applicable for live service games. Case in point World of Warcraft. A person is paying money to play an online MMO/MMORPG. That being said I must draw line when it comes to single player games... There simply is no need for them to have DRM... Except of course a company/developer being greedy... They are like Smaug the avarice!!!! Therefore their games will not be remembered through the annals of time.1 found this helpful
Very fun game, well done
Another must have game if you're new or not too long in VR! Or if you simply like the mini games. As for the achievements tho, they don't count for me at all.
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