ViveSpray

Game had very little with respect to updates, and was very basic, but functional. Very dissappointed the the developer terminated this title moments after "releasing" it from EA. only to migrate to a "new" title immediately, soliciting original purchasers buy the new version (akin to buying the same title again.) a 20% discount was an unsatisfactory gesture. A key for the new game to EA supported would have been more appropriate and acheived the same objective of letting people know that was some meaningful rework in the title. If ever, A clear violation of the EA social contract. very unethical! The developer seems to think that effort refactoring from his early learnings justified sticking it to the people who supported his Early Release Effort. very clearly the title shouldn't have been split, given the modicum of new functionality. He also deleted multiple messages from the community from other EA supports who made fair and polite criticisms of his behavior. He could learn a lot from Anton Hand, the developer of H3VR on how to iteratively deliver a product, and how to treat your community. Cannot possibly recommend buying this or any other title from this developer.…

+Interesting Idea +Costs money for an unfinished product -Devs are somewhat scummy -Devs "released" this unfinished game then started new game with the rest of the content hours later. 0/5 Great concept and a decent artsy game, but I can't recommend games that literally get split into 2 just so the dev can get more money off of their idea. Literally an hour or so after they "Fully Released it" Vive Spray 2.0 popped up on the store with the exact same game but "Now Sporting the Features we originally promised in 1!" If you liked this review [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/33220185-VR-Games-and-Tools/]Click here[/url] and follow for more reviews of VR titles. And [url=https://steamcommunity.com/groups/HonestVR/]Click here[/url] if you want to request reviews on other VR titles.

Very poor sim... Avoid imo.

[h1]Experienced on the Oculus Rift with Touch Controllers[/h1] Even though this is called VivesSray, it works on the Oculus Rift with Touch Controllers. However, the controls are pretty wonky because the touchpad is what is being used for stuff like changing colors or saving / loading and on the Oculus Touch you have to press down on the joystick and either up/down/left/right. It ends up being very inconsistent and unwieldy. However, it does work as long as you are patient. The actual program is very barebones. I was surprised that people thought this was an alternative to Kingspray. It is not. Then the dev decided to make Vivespray 2 and leave this here as is, outdated and all. The only reason I bought this game is because the bundle (ViveSpray 1 + Vivespray 2) was actually cheaper than just buying Vivespray 2. Because I was harsh on the dev for leaving this game behind, I'll review Vivespray with fresh eyes without any mention of this abandonment. [b]Rate 4.5/10. I mean if you get it for less than a dollar it may be worth it if you have no other spray paint sim game. It's not worth $4 though, which is sad to think about how that's even possible[/b]

Bare bones spray paint simulator, maybe on sale, there are better alternatives.

Let your artistic self go in VR. Awesome