Arcade Paradise VR

Das spiel ist echt geil, was mich aber extrem stört und nach und nach die lust nimmt, jeder neue Tag fängt damit an, das ALLES wieder zugemüllt ist, als wäre man wochenlang nicht da gewesen. Der Laden Schließt um 23 Uhr, ich bin 8 Uhr wieder da wenn er auf macht, wie kann es sein, das der ganze Laden so zugemüllt ist, als würde man Partys feiern, die ganze nacht

He de decir que a pesar de que esta versión VR sea una versión bastante mas floja que la original, he disfrutado mucho jugandolo y ha sido muy divertido. Tiene las maquinas que ya venian en el juego original, y unas cuantas mas que han sido especificamente hechas para VR. Es cierto que el tema de farmear dinero para poder comprar todas las maquinas asi como todas las mejoras y los discos de música en esta versión VR es mucho mas aburrido de hacer que en el original. También hay que comentar que el juego tiene algún bug que otro, y que se nota que le han hecho muchos recortes a nivel técnico y gráfico para poder venderlo en tiendas de visores standalone. Simplemente lo comento para que a nadie le pille de sorpresa, por que yo me lleve un pequeño chasco al jugarlo por primera vez. Aun asi, sigue conservando la esencia del original y sigue siendo divertido. Lo unico que cambia en el fondo es que ahora jugarás a las recreativas de manera mas inmersiva gracias a la realidad virtual. Para mi es un 8/10. Yo pagué 15 euros para comprarlo, si mal no recuerdo. Creo que no merece la pena pagar mas de 10 euros tras haberlo jugado por casi 20 horas, pero aun asi, recomiendo mucho su compra.

I'm a gamer since 80s, so you can understand why this game climbed instantly in my top 20 ever: it's a declaration of love, a tribute to the history of arcade games (from late 70s like Pong, with the wooden cabinets, to late 90s with the first VR games, air hockey, dancefloor arcades, and so on). Every game is a rework of the existing counterpart (like Arkanoid becoming Barkanoid, where you control a streching dachshund 🤣): the devs made more than 40 games in one! The other big tribute of this game is to the music of the 90s: the soundtrack is absolutely beautiful and worth the price alone. Every (original!) song is a reminder of a genre, from grunge ballad to big beat electro, from crossover to old school rap, eurodisco, drum 'n bass, and so on. It's awesome! 💗 ...and this is my declaration of love to this game: https://youtu.be/ihBGw2T3DVQ

The game is pretty decent - nothing groundbreaking, but certainly not a waste of time. It's a comfortable, casual experience that serves its purpose as a pleasant way to kill some hours. While it won't revolutionize the genre or blow your mind, it's solidly enjoyable and provides a relaxed gaming experience that's perfect for unwinding. It hits that sweet spot of being entertaining without demanding too much of your attention, making it a nice go-to option when you just want to chill and play something moderately engaging.

100% recommend, I haven't played the flat version, but really enjoyed my time in the VR game. Accessing the PDA was difficult at times, as other reviewers have mentioned, but at least on Index controllers, if you push the Steam menu button once, after that it should open the PDA when you touch the menu button but don't press it, it worked every time for me, your mileage may vary. As well, some of the cabinets are really hard to play with tiny VR joysticks, so it would have been cool to have a universal virtual joystick or something for each cabinet as an alternative. Line Terror especially frustrated me many times because I just brushed outside of the wall and the game instantly reacted by killing me. That aside, for only $20 and often going on sale, this game is amazing. Many of the arcade cabinets are really fun and there's so much charm in the designs, plus the story is simple, but heartfelt and enjoyable. I'd give it at least a 7/10.