Arcade Saga

说实话，不值这个价

[h1]30minVR[/h1] [url=steamcommunity.com/groups/30minvr][b]STEAM Group[/b][/url] / [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/33700466-30-minutes-exercising-in-VR/][b] STEAM Curator[/b][/url] [b]GAMEPLAY VIDEO:[/b] https://youtu.be/F3OhJwecBhM 3 very active game in 1 that can really burn those calories. For the biggest gains, go straight to Bowshot, the love child of archery and space invaders that will give you a major workout. The game forces you to dodge frequently so be wary of your space as it's becomes easy to lose track of your position. Try using a mat in the middle of the room to avoid a face plant like my minor incident in this session.

I love this game, I play it often and it's great for working up a sweat and raising the heart rate. My only complaint is that I can't find any guide that describes the use of power-ups? Specifically, the [i]little friends[/i] (or something like that) in [b]Smash[/b]. I bought this power-up but I don't see any AI assistants to help with the data balls? How do I call them? Is there one? Can anyone point me to it?

Glad I bought this in 2018 before HTC pulled it from Steam. Just played it today (Feb 2023) for the first time. Great great game!

No lefty support in Bowshot

I could recommend this game to a younger audience. I came into this expecting a somewhat deeper kind of experience. The bat and ball game is annoying because it's a tad repetitive and doesn't really ask for much strategic thinking nor reflexes. It would be cool if you had to hit a moving ball like you do in the next game I'm going to talk about. The 3D air hockey game has its moments. But hitting balls with shields just isn't that satisfying. The game, and only game this needed to be, was the ball and bat but in a small area like the 3D air hockey mode with tiles that incrementally come toward you until they reach you and its game over. That would have been a fun game. The arrow shooter game I found to be a bit tedious. Holding out a bow like that for a long time also strains your arm too much and makes the amount of time you can play the mode limited. Anyway, if you're 34 like me and want something deep enough to sink your teeth in, maybe look elsewhere. But if you're 12 and under, well, what are you doing? VR headsets aren't designed for kids. . .