VaporBall

[h1]Experienced on the Oculus / Meta Quest 2[/h1] You can view my initial impressions & gameplay here: https://youtu.be/QNoLNYJgo4k If you throw a dodgeball in the forest and nobody is there, was it really thrown? Vectorball is here to answer that question and the answer is yes because you can record footage of you throwing said dodgeball and then other humans can see it on social media, thus empirically proving that the said dodgeball was in fact thrown. Perception is reality! What I'm saying is that this Online Multiplayer PvP focused dodgeball game with a vaporwave aesthetic is DOA. I know it just released in Early Access, but since release there have been a maximum of 3 players online for this game. That almost seems impossible on Steam, but it is the grim reality and I almost weep for these devs. I'm sure they put some work into making this game and it appears to be a catastrophic start to their hopes & dreams of a successful game. In fact, I was online playing this game and I waited for 15-20 minutes for a 1 v 1 match and I waited and waited. I almost lost my sanity but I eventually found out that you can't lose something you never had. Is VectorBall a good online MP game…

really fun to play, been waiting for a game like this to enter VR, similar to echo and eleven. Highly recommend it!

Awesome early access title! I haven't even tried the multiplayer yet because I'm hooked on the training mode.

VectorBall is an Early Access Paid VR game that is supposed to be online PvP. It worked on my HTC Vive, looked ok, played ok, sounded ok. Has a Vaporwave theme. Has a solo tutorial mission. Has plenty of background music tracks. Cons: - The online server is missing or not connecting. - There are no players buying this game and playing it. - Very hard to hit with the weapon ball. Not worth buying with money. I got a free key for this from the Steam Curator program. [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/23133713-VIVE-VR/]ViVE VR curator group[/url]

love the vaporwave soundtrack and environments!

I have gotten a chance to play a few training matches. The only disclaimer I have is make sure you have plenty of space to walk around your room. You can play stationary, but I recommend standing. Now, for the game itself! Controls - Left handed ball will move your character forward to the spot the ball lands. The right handed ball will eliminate the other players or AI you're fighting against. You will need to arch your arm back and throw the ball just like you would in real life. Even though this is a VR simulation it is pretty immersive and I found myself getting mesmerized by the world. I'm looking forward to playing more of this game! Visuals - You're going to get lost in the backgrounds, clean visuals in destruction events as well Sound - The sound is crisp, doesn't flutter. There are 22 tracks in the game currently. Overall - This is a fun experience to sit and play for a while! I recommend!