A-10 VR

AH! A-10 the game i call the little brother to Space Pirate Simulator. This is a good space pirate entry level game. Space Pirate got a HUGE update so that unfortunately makes A-10 a even littler brother. The price is right on and the game has some differences...enought to make it different than Space pirate. The enemies come on screen shoot at you and try to escape through a portal. its easy at first. But does ramp up the difficulty with faster enemies and more enemies. the weapon reload is fun to do you sling the controller down to reload the gun and get an audio que that you reloaded. You can reload after every shot if you want. its a good game for a small play area. you dont do a ton of dodging. I dont really know what to recommend to make it better but its fun for the price and has a spot in my collection.

This is a game that I keep coming back to because it's very simple, easy to learn, but difficult to master, with short game times that present fun and challenges all along the way. Unlike other shooter games, A10 is less complicated, with less weapons and options, but this doesn't in any way diminish the playability and fun. A more popular game in this genre is Space Pirate Trainer, but I think A10 is much better.

Shots constantly colliding with invisible geometry Just buy space pirate trainer

Not as good as space pirate trainer. And space pirate trainer isn't exactly top of the line VR content anymore either, so that says something. You can safely skip this one.

This is a great little VR game, for the price you will be surprised how good it is, it's a cheaper version of Space Pirate Trainer. Lots of fun for little money.

This has been my most pleasant surprise since getting into VR. I usually do the practice mode for some casual shooting when I'm warming up or winding down or don't have time to get into a full game of something else. The practice mode is a shooting gallery, but has enough variety to keep it entertaining. For the low price a definite must buy. It's also a good demo when you are showing off your VR headset to new users.

Here we have an arcadey and retro wave shooter, similar to Space Pirate Trainer, but different enough to be its own thing. Practice, time, and survival modes are all pretty much just target practice: they start slow, but get really crazy, really quickly. Attack mode involves high-speed dodging: those enemy projectiles come in quick! Graphics are bright, colorful, retro. Sound and music are fine but nothing special. I picked this up for a few bucks while on sale, and have already gotten that amount of value out of it in the half an hour that I played it. Thumbs: UP!