Ultrasclash V

[h1]Experienced on the Meta Quest 2[/h1] You can view my gameplay & early impressions here: https://youtu.be/PzVIFCpaqZE You can ignore my playtime. The game did NOT launch correctly. I had to move the Unity game executable to the correct Unity folder so that the game would launch. Therefore, Steam didn't count my time played correctly. I should have known from that suspicious start, that things wouldn't go well. They didn't. Game has a story mode. I think I finished in less than 2 minutes. Even my ex-gf thought that was too short of a time to get any fun out of it. So there's also an arena mode. You basically punch to move forward and you can snap turn as well. You can move your hands / body from side to side to dodge. You basically just punch and see enemies bounce around while all these numbers pop up right in your face. The gameplay is too basic and repetitive. You can then get these cards or get none at all. What the cards did, I have no idea as you couldn't generally tell what was happening. The visuals, sounds, animations are all poor. However, the game does have a kickass original song. It's pretty catchy. Easily the best thing about the experience. [b]Rate 3.5/10. T…

I sadly have to leave to leave a bad review, which is something I basically never do. This game is extremely odd but not fun at all in my opinion. TL;DR the game has potential, but as it stands, it is extremely exhausting to play, with no accessibility options (or any kind of options) and is downright not fun to play. The worst part is the movement. This is a fighting game, which, for as far as I can tell, is focused on punching things, so why would you make the movement also involve punching? Punching the air is how you move and when you hit an enemy it is supposed to prevent you from moving, I think (it still moved me most of the time and I did end up kind of breaking the game, more on that later). I tried the giant fighting arena for a bit, which looks nice, but that's about it. The hitboxes of objects just don't work or don't exist. About that giant arena, it said that I'd have to survive for like 20 minutes. This is a fighting game, where punching is both for movement and attacking, 20 minutes of that would have killed my arms. I get that VR games are way more exhausting than pressing some buttons on a keyboard, but it should be taken into account that not everyone has enoug…