Arizona Sunshine® VR Legacy

boring and bad gunplay just buy the remake

avg day in Arizona

It was good but honestly the price isn't worth the time investment. 5 hours to casually beat the game. That was while also looking around for extra stuff, which spoiler, there isn't any. This game is worth $5-$10. If it's on sale then it's a good pick up. Otherwise don't pay full price and I wouldn't get the HD remake because it doesn't have anything additional.

If you like arcade shooters, it's great! Unfortunately, I can't stand being so limited in weapons, not having an inventory, etc. Wish I could return it.

The game is obviously old now and suffers some early VR issues, like grabbing and throwing things. But the story is nice, voice acting is OK too. There is many things I didn't liked though: - game is short and those DLC even shorter (less than 5h for everything) - artificial aim inaccuracy is super annoying - being alone whole time (no allies) - solving puzzles (looking for keys/wrench) - the level in the mines was just completely wrong (lightning effects doesn't work well) - limited ammo forcing you to do headshots only - basically only a single type of enemy I would recommend this only on a huge discount/free.

Really disappointed in this game. I, and 2 brothers got this game to play together. (It does say "Online Co-op") To be fair, I haven't tried "Horde mode" yet... but I can imagine it will be just wave after wave of zombies, and that will get boring real fast. After getting my withers all lathered up to play a round of campaign mode with my brothers, it was a big let down to discover that only one of us could join into the campaign match. When we got this game a few months ago, I and one brother tried it to see how it played. We decided it would be fun. Well it was fun and we had a good time just the two of us, we couldn't hardly stand waiting until the other brother could join in. Now that he was able and we got our big let down I'm more than bummed out. If I would have known when we first got it, I would have refunded the thing... [h1] I don't either recommend or not recommend the game [/h1] because it was fun, just not the kind of fun we were looking for. (being only for two players) I know they have to draw a line somewhere, but any game worth it's salt would allow for 4 players. After all... 4 players are allowed in the horde mode. Lesson learned.... read "all" the information listed in the "about this game section" 1st!

By VR game standards, Arizona Sunshine has aged very poorly. The game looks terrible. Due to blurry textures and low resolution, playing it for a long time becomes quite unpleasant. The gameplay itself is very primitive. You just walk through linear locations, search for keys, and shoot zombies. The locations themselves are non-interactive, with very few things you can actually interact with. And most of the items you find there are just decorations. The shooting is fun, but only thanks to the enemy physics model. When you hit a zombie, limbs fly off, holes appear in their bodies, and so on. There aren’t many types of weapons in the game – mostly pistols and submachine guns. The main problem is that all the weapons feel the same. The gameplay with the very first pistol is no different from the gameplay with the heavier pistol or SMG. The main character talks constantly and makes cringe-worthy jokes. I wanted to mute him throughout the entire game. A silent protagonist would have been better here. Maybe in 2016 this was a groundbreaking game for the VR industry, but today it’s absolutely unremarkable, and it’s better to go straight to the sequel.