Fully deserved zero, as Ark Park is the worst VR game I've ever played and probably the worst game I've ever played. I admit that the rating for the game itself should be 1-2, but it should also be noted that the price of the game is high, and in all stores it is promoted by nicely looking trailers and screenshots, originating from promotional materials made for the exhibitions. We have to deal with even greater **** than in the NMS. Gameplay is woefully short, the animations look like they're from an asset store. On the graphic side, the PS2 level has been preserved. Everything is fuzzy due to the low resolution textures, water is just a flat surface that does not react to other objects. Exploration maps are basically only 5 room-size locations. All unlocks are completely useless. Multi of course doesn't work due to lack of players. One of the maps is a several minutes drive in a car, but it also is broken because the authors did not find time to correctly position the player in the vehicle. Moving the player came out tragically because you have to pay attention to the position of the camera after the jump and as a result the movement is very irritating. In general, the control of the game is clumsy. And the whole plot is closed in a tutorial. Simply put - Ark Park is a product implemented too fast and at a low cost, feeding on players who, tempted by relatively nice screenshots, will be fooled by idea of adventure with dinosaurs in VR.

A buggy mess. Got stuck on the tutorial twice and had to reset. If you give the dino the apple before the game wants to you to it's too stupid to realise and just gets stuck on "open backpack" then it's close application and do it all again. Thought I'd switch back to teleport as free locomotion is so slow but apparently I cant, there's no options screen

Few developers seriously develop VR content. Many VR games are simply content and expensive, or they just give a VR perspective to an existing game. Except for ARK Park, my son and I have been waiting for this game for a long time because I like VR and he likes dinosaurs. He was very excited and played in the hall with holographic dinosaurs for a long time. The interaction with dinosaurs fascinated him. The fighting part with dinosaurs made me nervous. But dinosaurs are not many, It is hoped that more dinosaurs will watch the children interact; Or more pure and richer VR fights, Between players and players or players and dinosaurs.