Vendetta Forever

Played for a bit, it has potential but really needs some polish. The amount of times I tried to throw a knife just to limp wrist it was outrageous also the amount of cussing on trying to grab a gun while the one in my hand didn't disappear yet was salior-esque. There were definitely some fun levels but then there were ones that were practically impossible. I think I would only recommend it on sale

fantastic game and the dev is incredibly helpful on discord. Only refunded due to personal issues

Vendetta Forever is a fast-paced virtual reality action shooter developed by Meatspace Interactive and published by nDreams. Designed as a stylized tribute to high-octane action cinema, the game embraces exaggerated gunplay, kinetic movement, and tightly constructed combat arenas. Rather than aiming for grounded realism, it delivers an arcade-like power fantasy where players step into a whirlwind of bullets, improvised weapons, and explosive set pieces, all enhanced by the immersive physicality of VR. At the center of Vendetta Forever’s design is a distinctive mechanic that directly ties movement to combat. Progression through levels depends on eliminating enemies and using their dropped weapons to propel forward. Each successful takedown becomes a stepping stone, encouraging players to chain kills fluidly while maintaining constant forward momentum. This system transforms firefights into rhythmic sequences of action, where positioning, timing, and target prioritization determine survival. Unlike traditional shooters that rely on stick-based locomotion, movement here feels physical and intentional, reinforcing the sensation of being inside a stylized action film. The level design…

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Works on Reverb G2. Vendetta Forever is an underrated fast paced VR shooter with tons of levels and replayability. It plays like SUPERHOT on crack mixed with Pistol Whip - without rhythm and also on crack. Combat is frantic and fun: both killing and dying takes very little time, depending on difficulty level and mutators. Levels are short, highly replayable (thanks to online leaderboards) and surprisingly diverse: from straight forward shooting galleries to stealth ops and hommages to famous movie scenes. There are 60 levels in the game, most of which are great, except for a few exceptions like those annoying darkness levels and the one that is just bugged and refuses to launch. On the minus side: teleporting to weapons that are laying on the ground can be a bit awkward, when there are a lot of them. Dropped weapons without ammo do not despawn and just clutter the floor. Hitboxes of objects are imprecise, spoiling shooting from cover, which is fine since there is barely any need for it.

I like the idea of vendetta forever, but the execution is flawed. I am not really sure to be honest what it is but it almost feels like fan made levels. It isn't the best game but I respect the developers for the unique idea.