#Archery

I just saw this game on Steam for $10 and thought "hey, I love VR archery, and these are the same guys that made the Selfie Tennis game that everyone loved!" So, I picked it up and played all of the different modes. You've got a few different archery games to choose from. Archery cooking, archery ice cream stand, archery newspaper delivery, rooftop target archery, and factory worker archery (I think that's all of them). Considering that this game is in early access and that it's only $10, that's not a bad selection! I personally like newspaper delivery archery, which even contains minigames within itself. The bow mechanics feel very good. It has "true" 2-handed archery (you aim with both hands, not just the front hand), and the rumble makes pulling the string very satisfying. There are leaderboards for each mode, so you can shoot for the high score of your favorite mode(s)! Being a huge fan of VR archery, I'd say that this game was worth it for me. With more content supposedly on the way for a game that isn't even very expensive, there isn't much to complain about!

Interesting concept, and well worth the $8.50. Its surprisingly polished and has a good amount of mini games. I cant wait to see what more they add to it

Simple enough, but absolutely 0 instruction is off putting. Suffers from the same flaws as #SelfieTennis I'm afraid. Also seems to look worse, I just wanted to increase resolution scaling or something to sharpen it up but once again this game has absolutely no options or menu system and I'm not going to go digging through forums or using 3rd party solutions to improve the experience.

There might be a good game simewhere in there, but you have to jump through a lot of hoops to find it. You need to realize that despite your arrows teleporting you around the small studio apartment that you start in, you actually have to reach out and grab an awkwardly placed Ipad on a counter to navagate to any content. This game would be greatly improved by a decent tutorial, and starting in a different location. It's not really engaging enough for adults, and the navagation controls aren't clear or intuitive enough for kids. You'd have more fun playing the archery simulator in "the lab" - which is free.

#Archery is a mini-game compilation that features archery mechanics. While the graphic is simple, what's fun is its highly interactive environment (in the sense that you can fire an arrow at them for additional point). There are about 5 mini-games, each featuring simple gameplay objective. The game doesn't give you any instruction before you start the mini-game though, so you'll have to figure it out yourself on what they are. Some of the mini-games may even features their own mini (but even shallower) game too, and to play them you have to fire an arrow at their icon). This title is in early access, and provide bit-size fun. I don't have a problem aiming and firing the arrows in all the mini games (except the rooftop target board mini game) too. All in all, this title is an easy to pick up title for VR beginner to play, and should provide casual fun, but it need more contents (mini games) ASAP.

Looks quite polished but I just didn't have any fun with it, the challenges are too short with little instruction, you can't travel around the rooms, and the aiming seemed a bit off. Still - it's an early access games and so far it does show a lot of promise. I'll be interested to see where it goes. Would probably be a great game for kids if there were clear instructions and the challenges were a bit easier.

Well first off this is probably one of my favorite vr games of all time. It has tons of things to do and lots of minigames. Some of my favorite things to do were bake pizzas, deliver news papers, clip the plants, kill the zombies, take selfies, play basketball, hit things with an axe, destroy the houses (which are destructible), and just fool around trying to beat my other scores. So I guess what I'm trying to say is... if you have vr, and you don't own this game... THEN GET IT! Oh and if you want to see gameplay then simply go to this link. https://www.youtube.com/watchv=KldInHTo7Ik&feature=youtu.be

A simple game that is fun to play. Not sure how long I will play it for, mind. Various game play scenarios try and add a bit of variety but, at the end of the day, you're just firing a bow and arrow. On the plus side, it is better than most other offerings out there and expands on similar style found in The Lab's bow and arrow game. Personal favourite is the ice-cream level, followed by the "paperboy" level. Additional mini-games, found within the games, are mostly fun with only a couple of duds in there. Worth picking up if you have nothing else to play and fancy bow and arrow shooting.

#Archery is another fun game brought to us by the VR Unicorns. The physics and controls are perfect, the design is colourful and fun as is the gameplay, offering a never seen before take on archery, with levels in which you can use your bow and arrow to do everyday tasks such as to make a pizza and deliver papers. Although it appears to be more of a game for casual gamers or those looking for a party game, it also offers competitive style gameplay to players with leader-boards, and levels such as the 'paperboy' level fall on the more challenging side of the VR archery games available. The game also has a lot of replay value, with a variety of archery levels, and there are also even more mini games hidden in the game for us to find. I have played a lot of VR archery games so far and this is one of the titles that I would recommend. The only thing it seems to be lacking is a fun soundtrack. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i8Bidp-9Rok

The mini games is over to quickly, it should have an option for goal/timed gameplay and sandbox (mess around) gameplay.