Traffic Cop

Needs more content for $20 best to buy in bundle or on sale under $10, or Devs give a mustache & aviator sunglasses away with every purchase to complete the look. It ain't no Frank "Ponch" Poncherello it's more the Jon Baker of traffic cop games. Gameplay: https://youtu.be/OqoLacB2Uzs

[h1]Experienced on the Oculus Rift with Touch Controllers[/h1] I really didn't want to give this game a negative review because I only paid Pi (3.14). So I had low expecations for a mini-game VR party game in that price range. If one of the mini-games was fun, that would probably be enough to at least give it a neutral recommendation. However, there was nothing fun about any of the mini-games. The main game could have been fun (directing traffic), but I found it too clunky & frustrating to play. The side-games mini-games were just awful and they are not worth discussing further. So the main game is you're a cop and you're directing traffic. Each wave brings more mayhem. The concept and some of the execution are fine. The graphics were fine and the main idea was cool. However, I had lots of problems executing the controls for this main game. Basically, you're supposed to direct traffic with your avatar hands just like a real traffic cop would. You point at the lane of the car and then you point towards direction of the travel lane destination. You also direct traffic to stop so that it doesn't collide with cross traffic at the intersection. It should be that simple. However, alth…

Watch Video Quick Look Review: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gcrHJweDnuA&t=77s Traffic Cop is an intresting title that explores some great concepts; but it's let down by it's relative lack of content and padding esq mini games. It's absolutely one worth concidering buying in the hope it expands into something greater, but at £15 you're not getting a whole lot of bang for your buck. I really do wish the team well here as I found the core gameplay concept really enjoyable!