ThatyGuyTy

This game does depend on the people you play with. I watched some videos and it looked like a lot of fun. When I played it, it through me into a game with people that didn't make the game very fun and as they started leaving after a few rounds, there was four of us. The other three bailed to join the only other game happening at the time that only had 3 spots available. So not a great experience. But I do like that this game exists, just need to get some friends in it to play with.

This game is a lot of fun and also extremely exhausting. Right now after two fights and a mini-game or two, I'm spent. The more I play the better my cardio has become. As most people point out, it really is the VR successor to Punch-Out. So if you wanted to ever actually be the person in the ring vs a bunch of cartoonish fighters, this is the game you want . Watch the patterns and swing away.

This is the GREATEST VR experience. It is cross-play with PCVR, which is fantastic. It is weekly adding features and games. To be honest it's incredible at how vast this game has become in such short time. People can create anything their imaginations allow. I can't put into words how fun and outstanding this game is. It's also free, so you have no excuse to experience this.

This is currently my favourite single player VR experience. Everything is interactive as you solve James Bond/Macguyver like puzzles. The humour is the unsung hero of the game that really makes the game a lot of fun. It's also fun seeing other people try to solve puzzles as they will do things you didn't even think of. The only reason it's not a 10 is because there are only so many levels. This game makes me really want a fully fleshed out James Bond spy VR game (with the same humour and style) created by this developer.

I'm in the boat that find this game fun to play. I have only used the Aim controller and I play it in co-op with friends, these are the two options that make it a success for me. The missions are fun, the interaction is good but the gun does drift from time to time. One time my friend and I were on a bridge with cars as a barricade, when a swarm showed up. I went between his legs and underneath the car and started dropping the hoarde by shooting out their knees and then head shots when they became in view. Being able to do things like that in VR, is what makes it an incredible experience.

I love this game. I'm not a flight simulator person and I feel this game is the perfect balance between arcade & simulator. I put on a movie score Spotify playlist and have a great time doing the missions and games. It's the most relaxing VR game I have and a great way to chill at the end of the day.

Bought this game and right after the developer said they are quitting VR. Playing elite players in the beginner room makes it tough to enjoy when there are funner VR experiences I can be doing instead. I do wish they made a single player VS AI type of tournament to help build some skills. Being able to watch others play while you wait for next game is a very cool feature. The game itself is also very cool but I just wish there was more you could do with it.

When I received my VR headset, I learned about this game and watched some videos. Cool idea but not for me. Then a friend of mine picked up VR, he's a big trekkie. I said if he grabs this game, I'd get it too, cause then I'd have someone to play with. Then they introduced the ability for people without VR to play which made two people buy it on PC (and can easily crossplay with us PS4 players) which then encourage more friends to go out and buy PSVR headsets. Now that I have a bunch of personal friends that love playing this game, it has become an incredible VR experience and a great teamwork co-op game. And now with the TNG DLC, it has become even greater! I'm not sure how this game could get any better (oh, maybe the ability to stand-up and walk around... especially in the lobby... but that is a minimal change)