CYBRID

CYBRID VR is an absolutely amazing experience! From the very first moment, it immerses you in a fascinating virtual world, combining stunning graphics with dynamic gameplay. The controls are intuitive, and each mission is filled with excitement and surprises. The atmosphere of the game is perfect, enhanced by a fantastic sound design. If you’re looking for an adrenaline-packed adventure, CYBRID VR is definitely worth trying

Feel like John Wick in the matrix with this action-packed VR action fitness rhythm game

Really fun game in its own right and cant wait to get more updates on it, the weapon swapping blends the game play together really well, and there's plenty of hidden charms hidden throughout the game and it really felt like the dev was having fun with this game, some of the sword swing directions however don't flow together very well, and i do feel like the game should make it more obvious when you make mistakes, other than that i have no complaints, very charming and fun game :)

Cybrid is an amazing game, a mixture of Beat Saber and Pistol Whrip, very polished and it's my cardio before going to the gym. Still on early access, can't wait to see what they bring to the game in the future.

the game is good... wish they were still working on it. The music, the scenery, the flips... that was trippy the first time. It took everything to not want to fall forward... absolutely worth the buy and its a game you can always come back to and play, never gets boring. My only gripe is that there is no haptic feedback when you slice through a bot (like in beat saber), just some kind of feel that you actually did get the bot. a great add to any VR game collection.

very good

I normally don't write game reviews, however I must say I really enjoy this VR game. I find it's a unique twist on some similar VR games, as it combines both the sword (direction swing matters) and guns, which can be toggled at will independtly for each hand. I was able to pass all songs on the easiest mode, however kicking it up just one notch and things are already getting more intense and I need to pratice more. Some really cool level design with a few 360 slow motion jump scenes which may cause some dizziness. Finally, I particularly enjoy the songs style and beats. Can't wait for more tracks to be added!!! No performance issues, played on a HP Reverb G2, Ryzen 5900X, Radeon 6900XT.

Really good game and makes great use of the environment certaily recommend playing it, if you lie beat sabre and pistol whip this is the game that give you both, make sure to calbrate it well and its very good.

It's like Beat Saber meets Pistol Whip, which is already ambitious. On top of this, the dev sprinkles in experiment minigames like motorcycle driving and a survivor-style mode. This is the only rhythm game with the balls to make you do a flip mid-track. Every time it catches me off-guard I have to brace myself for the experience. Thankfully it's slow-mo so it's doable, just challenging (in a good way) From what I can tell it's a solo dev experience, so more power to him. Absolutely worth the buy.

I bought, played a few levels and then refunded it. The reason? There are a couple things that bother me about this game. 1. I don't like the idea that you can only kill the blue guys with blue sword and purple guys with purple sword. It's like telling me that I can't shoot and kill that guy unless it's a blue bullet or that other guy unless it's a purple bullet. Now if you did that in Pistol Whip, it's going to piss a lot of people off. The reason why Pistol Whip gameplay is fun is because it makes no distinction who the enemies are, you killed them regardless whether you're using your left gun or right gun. Therefore, the game should allow you to kill any enemies regardless if I am using left or right sword. Now, I understand why they did it like this...to make the game difficult so people have to remember the colors but people just want to have fun, they don't want to remember sequences. I am sure if you're fan of Beat Saber, you'll use to remember sequences but I never play it and probably don't like it. Also, this isn't true to life. In real life, the swords do not discriminate who the enemies are or what color or ethnicities they come from, it kills regardless. 2. Sorry to say also, the music kind of sucks. It doesn't get your blood flowing. Now, I admit that Pistol Whip music also sucks as well but the difference is that Pistol Whip allow me to hack and put in my own songs. I also would prefer a louder popping gun sound. Make it sound deadlier or better yet, let me select the gun sounds like they did with Pistol Whip. IF developers change these elements in the game, it's a keeper for me. Otherwise, nope. A game is fun when it's addicting. After completing a few, I don't want to play those levels again.