Antiprism

Game seems pretty cool. It starts of a bit slow with the first chapter, but after reaching the second one you start up finding different weapons and enemies start to use different patterns to engage and attack you.

The game is fun in the begining but I got bored after the first chapter. Its basicly a wave shooter but in space. What I felt immersion breaking was after each wave you point to a circle which takes you to the next area which is a black screen with loading text. It would be so much better if it was possible to feel the warp instead of just cutting to it. The controlls feel a little bit out of place but are ok.

Awesome fun game in a space VR pew-pew genre! If it moves - you shoot! Cool visuals and upgrade mechanics, nice music! When you are done destroying enemy ships you can always relax, take your time and shoot at some asteroids! Oh, and a railgun!!!

This game is a step in the right direction for the VR game evolution.

Although I only played like 8 mins I can tell you this game isn't worth your time. • No action like the trailer or screenshots. Mainly black space with enemies just flying on a 2d plane. Look up longer plays on Youtube (there is one that is 56mins) and you can see its mainly black asteroid fields with same enemies. • You mainly point/aim your ships then move them. 1 unit of controller movement was maybe 0.3~0.5 unit of ship movement. It does look there is a lot of upgrades you can do to your ship but this game isn't 3D bullet hell like The Lab Xortex minigame but rather just a 2d bullet hell with a front plane (your ships) and a back plane (enemy ships). Got this game from a Fanatical Bundle to complete the number of games needed to buy and wish I would have watch a Youtube video first on how lackluster this game is. Spend your valuable time playing something else.

The controls felt a little strange at first with how the ships are offset from the controllers, but i got the hang of it fairly quickly. Fun to play in short bursts when you just want to shoot at stuff. The game has you multitasking between attacking and dodging bullets and you learn to shoot where you think the enemies are going to be, not where they are at any given moment. So far i haven't experienced any slowdowns on my RX580 and 7-year old PC.

This is an on rails bullet hell waveshooter with a SP Campaign. You control 2 spaceships one on each hand, and each level you maneuver them through waves of different kinds of enemies. Performance with a 1080 was excellent, graphics are colorful and clear, audio was pretty good with maybe some missing sfx here and there (like some alien enemies not making sound when exploding). After each level you earn money and/or upgradeable parts for your ship, It has a nice system where you can upgrade a part, then if you get a new part and want to upgrade that, you can go back and get your money back on the upgrades you did at first. You can redo levels and reearn the rewards. Levels are easily replayeable (as in easy to access and fun to play again) and the bossfights where great looking and fun. Recommended for anyone that enjoys some space battles and moving around dodging lots of incoming bullets.

It's a decent 6.5/10 type of game, but it wouldn't take that much more effort to get it to the 7.5-8 territory it really ought to be in. Even though it's not in early access, I'm really hoping they continue to develop it a bit more, maybe take a look at Hatchick and see how much moving around a game like that requires with faster projectiles. It's hard to really get the blood pumping with how slow things can be. I'm not super far in, but I have concerns it doesn't ramp up to the level I was hoping. I'll edit this if it does get there.