Meta Quest User Reviews

**** so bad I’d rather drink my own urine than continue playing this. Do not recommend

In a time when many games play it safe, it's refreshing to see a VR title that fully embraces the mature, graphic, and unapologetically over-the-top content that defines the franchise. That kind of creative boldness deserves recognition on its own. The gameplay, visuals, and overall production are decent and do their job well, but what really makes this game stand out is that the developers had the courage to deliver the experience fans of The Boys would actually expect.

Don’t watch this thing….. absolute 0/10 about the disrespect !!!!! If I can put less than 0 I will without hesitation

1. Paraphrase as: It is not true that these creatures are men in suits. Symbolize as: ¬ M 2. Paraphrase as: These creatures are men in suits, or These creatures are not

Not worth watching, it's the worst thing you'll ever see in your life and utterly pointless.

The Boys: Trigger Warning on metaquest is one of those vr titles that doesn’t fully redefine the medium, but still manages to deliver a memorable and entertaining experience, especially for fans of the franchise like me.

This game's a real gem for VR gamers. It takes on some of the most common gameplay features, iterating on them in such a way that everything feels natural to do, while also innovating with fun new mechanics such as the Laser Eyes Temp V power. The story is completely connected to the gameplay, making you feel even more immersed. The menus are simply gorgeous to use or even just look at, a real piece of art. It's a full-blown experience, worth trying for anyone, even if you're not a The Boys fan.

Supes, and now it’s your turn! If you’re a fan of The Boys, this VR game nails the tone: brutal, chaotic, and darkly funny without holding your hand. Powers feel impactful (not gimmicky), combat and stealth actually reward your decisions, and everything runs smoothly. 5/5!

I’ve been playing The Boys: Trigger Warning on Quest 3 and wanted to share a quick review. I’ve seen some people criticizing the graphics, but honestly, it’s not an issue at all. Once you’re immersed in VR, the art direction works really well and everything feels cohesive within the experience. Very quickly you stop thinking about technical comparisons and just enjoy being in that world. The game is a lot of fun. The mechanics feel great, and the Temp V powers are a highlight, especially the Blade Hands, which are incredibly satisfying to use. The story also stands out. The performances from the actors and characters are top-tier, bringing that same energy and personality you’d expect from The Boys. Another positive surprise is that the game doesn’t feel short. There’s a good amount of content and the pacing keeps things engaging. Overall it’s a really solid, fun, and immersive VR experience. Arvore did it again.