Arizona Sunshine® VR Remake

Great game. I chose this to be my first proper VR experience over HL:A as I heard that was the gold standard. Well! this game was great and I really hope there is a 3rd instalment. My only gripe is the shotgun is a bit sketchy with reloading sometimes but other than that its great. Graphics are great Sound is good, could do with a little better distinction between rifles and assault weapons. I've taken my time and think I'm almost at the end so my guess is the game is around 10hrs playtime per story run through.

The game is alright. I was expecting more of a survival zombie shooter game but this game plays A LOT like those old on-rail zombie shooter games you find at arcades. Besides the horribly corny dialogue, the voice actor did a pretty good job. I definitely felt his emotions through his voice at specific sections. The DLC's are short but great additions. My main complain was the difficulty in certain sections. Even with auto-reload on, the massive hordes of zombies forced upon you in tight places made specific sections annoying difficult, even on normal difficulty. You can't change difficulty mid-way so I managed to get thru the game, but played the DLC on easy for a nicer time. Overall, this game definitely feels like an early VR game, but it's worth a playthru! Pretty short, but fun!

The original was a bad game heavily marketed along the lines of being a 'classic' VR game. It was always simplistic, unoriginal, and didn't use VR's potential for immersion or interaction. The remaster is a slightly less bad game. It's still not a good one. This is VR without imagination, from and perhaps for people who think it was just a way to make a better lightgun cabinet arcade game. Thing is it lacks any of the qualities that made House of the Dead exciting years before most of us were born. It lacks the tension, it's just a linear series of spawn triggers and a very basic reload system strung together with boring monologue one-liners. Glad I got it incidentally in a bundle with a game I wanted.

Insanely satisfying gameplay loop - the gun play is so fun and having to use your entire inventory during tense fights feels amazing.

Skipped this game for years because I thought it would be lame. I came from Left 4 Dead, Dying Light, Resident Evil, etc. Thought this game would be a joke compared to those AAA titles. Little did I know, this game has fantastic gunplay and the horde mode alone is worth buying the game. Pleasantly surprised!

Pile of steaming hot ♥♥♥♥! The two handed weapons and reload mechanic are one of ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ in VR games. Zombies are very fast which requires absolute precision to reload fast. But this ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ mess that's been around for years now is so sticky and the placement of 2nd hand is so close to the charging handle that you constantly either gripping with support hand when you're trying to charge it again or grabbing charging lever when you're trying to hold it with second hand pressing the trigger wasting ammo shooting over their heads. You probably have to resort to their quick reload option, but that's not fun. They had YEARS to get this working smooth. And then the slap to the face of early supporters where they won't give them 60% discount on the upgrade so the Summer Sale 2026 full game was exactly the same prices as "upgrade" Just ♥♥♥♥ YOU!

I've personally been to Phoenix, AR. This game was a nostalgia trip, the guns, the people (Freddies), and the enviroment were all accurate. Arizona sunshine, more like Average day in Arizona simulator.

VR-Return mit allen DLCs! Ich weiß noch vor 7 Jahren als ich das erste Mal Arizona Sunshine mit meiner alten VR-Brille Oculus Rift v1 gespielt hab und beim Minenlevel dann aussteigen musste, weil Motion Sickness mich gekillt hat :D Aufgrund notwendiger wilder Drehungen musste ich erstmal schweißgebadet nach Luft schnappen - und legte das Game dann ad acta. Heute hab ich alles nachgeholt - gleich nochmal das Remake von vorne begonnen und innerhalb von 5,5h durch die Main Campaign und die DLCs gerauscht. Das Game lebt dabei durch die Oneliner und die Leichtigkeit des Hauptcharakters. Ansonsten bewegt ihr euch recht starr durch die Levels, die sich zwischen recht normalen Innen- und Außenlevels hin und her wechseln. Mine, Fabrik, Canyons, Brücke, Trailerpark - joar, nix Wildes dabei. Immer wieder werden Schlüssel gebraucht, bevor es durch ein Gate weiter geht. Hin und wieder seid ihr auch Horden gegenüber gestellt und müsst dann entweder alle vernichten oder zügig von A nach B - manchmal nur den Ausgang finden, manchmal eine Reihe von Schaltern betätigen. Wirklich komplex oder irre wird's nie - dafür bleiben die Ideen im ausgelutschten Zombie-Setting zu brav. Schaut man sich Half Life Alyx an, wäre da weitaus mehr drin gewesen. Mal gucken was der Nachfolger so bringt. Trotzdem super witzig. Aber wie man unter Zeitdruck mit dem fortgeschrittenen Nachladen noch vernünftig durch die Campaign kommen kann, ist mir ein Rätsel. Magazin auswerfen, neues einführen und den Schlitten ziehen während 3 Zombies im Galopp auf dich zukommen - da geht dir die Pumpe! Aber wenn man sich das jederzeit nachjustierbare Schwierigkeitserlebnis erstmal so hinjustiert hat wie man lustig ist, geht's sehr befriedigend von der Hand den Brain-AFK-Kollegen die Birne weg zu blastern. Und wem schnell schlecht wird, verzichtet auf Free Locomotion und switcht zum Teleport. Kann man definitiv im Sale mal machen!