cyubeVR

As of now, cyubeVR lacks meaningful content beyond its sandbox building. It’s essentially Minecraft without monsters, survival challenges, or real dangers. Graphically, the game is stunning, though very demanding, you’ll need a high-end PC to run it smoothly. Even then, I had to lower settings quite a bit, like many other players. The focus of the game is clearly on building, which is well-implemented and fun if that’s your thing. Crafting is immersive; you use your hands to make pickaxes, chests, shelves, and other items that help with building and decorating, but it all ties back to construction. Without survival elements or other exploration goals, the world feels pretty empty until you start building, which I personally didn’t find all that engaging, even though I normally enjoy sandbox games. There’s a workshop that lets players add enemies, but that doesn’t entirely solve the lack of survival or content. That said, I’m hopeful the developer will implement the features listed in the roadmap, which could make the game much more engaging in the future It’s fair to note that the dev team is small, possibly just one person, which explains the pace of development. Stil, I bought the game to support the developer because I appreciate the graphics and building system. Until more gameplay elements or objectives are added, I can’t fully recommend it. For now, it’s a visually impressive but fairly limited sandbox experience.

Not gonna lie, I was a little skeptical at first, but I see REALLY GOOD POTENTIAL. I don't see very many in-depth reviews, it's one of the reasons why I held off on buying this, so I'm going to give one myself. I absolutely love where this is going. I do feel like the price is a TAD BIT too high for the content, maybe $5 less, but that's not exactly a bad thing YET. PROS: -Very peaceful environment. -Music + Sound design is pretty good -Environment worlds are procedurally generated, so each new world is a different experience -The crafting system is actually pretty decent CONS: -If you want the game to actually LOOK GOOD, you need a good PC (For example I use the 4090, so the graphics and performance are good, but I've heard low graphics are required for anything less than a really good PC). -No survival element has been implemented yet (No Food, water, zombies/nighttime enemies, etc) -Unlocking crafting recipes is a little different than you'd expect, personally I'd rather unlock them similar to minecraft (E.G finding corresponding recipe blocks), but you have to explore around and wander from home to find them along the world (This is a personal preference of mine, not exactly a common con) --------------------------------------------------- THAT'S IT! Personally, I'd say the game is most definitely worth it if you have a good pc, but I do have a few suggestions I'd like to see in the future. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- SUGGESTIONS: - Multiplayer (Play with friends! (this is currently planned, I think)) - Survival element (Need to drink water, eat food, monsters spawn at night, more hostile mobs, etc) - Better performance optimization for lower end PC players (This game can get really laggy EVEN on high end systems if graphics are any more than medium) - Tool Durability (Make em break and have wear and tear after use dependent on material they're made out of.) - More content (Obviously this is in the works lmao) -------------------- CONCLUSION: For an early access game, this shockingly has good content. The only downside is that the dev is a single working dev so updates aren't too consistent, but I'd love to see the game grow. This game is a solid 7/10 so far, and is worth a future investment. Great job so far, dev. Keep it up.

Cyube VR is extremely addicting, so you've been warned! I've just started playing and love it already. Don't love falling down a mineshaft in the dark and dying though. Soon learned my lesson and got to making torches. I would recommend this to everyone. It can be very relaxing for us oldies, and I enjoy being able to go at my own pace. I'm blown away by the graphics, and love that in the morning sun, you can put your hand up to shade your eyes, and it works. This game gets a thumbs up from me.

This game is absolutely beautiful and the dev is often connected with his fanbase within his discord server. There will be much more content that comes out overtime, the dev is just focused on importing the whole game from Unreal 4 to 5 so it may take a while. I'm excited to see where this game goes. It does have a few bugs but I didn't personally have a huge problem with them. The game is fair and takes your creativity to a whole new level. There is a huge amount of customizable settings like being able to change how long day and night is, setting if it always rains or snows, the game can be altered perfectly to your liking. 10/10 game from me, there is a lack of dangers, but I personally don't mind, I prefer to be creative over fighting 24/7. (Plus if I wanted to fight enemies at the moment I'd open Blades & Sorcery or something. Also there is a mod that adds enemies I believe but I haven't personally used it, do what you will.)

Highly Recommended - A Beautiful and Deeply Immersive VR Sandbox! Score: 9/10 cyubeVR is one of the most immersive and visually stunning VR sandbox experiences I have ever played. It takes the familiar voxel-based open world and elevates it with gorgeous graphics and phenomenal, hand-based VR mechanics that make every action feel meaningful. What I Absolutely Love: Visually Stunning World: The graphics are genuinely breathtaking. The procedurally generated world is a beautiful place to explore, and the sheer scope and near-infinite view distance are incredible in VR. Special mention goes to the night sky—seeing the Aurora Borealis arc across the sky while exploring is a truly stunning, unforgettable VR moment. Next-Level Immersion in Core Gameplay: This is where the game truly shines. The way you interact with the world is a masterclass in VR realism. Crafting: The 3D, hands-on crafting system is extremely immersive and satisfying. You're not just clicking a button; you're physically manipulating objects to create tools and blocks. Gathering Resources: The realism in gathering is fantastic. Physically cutting down trees by swinging your axe and then chopping the logs into smaller pieces is incredibly engaging and makes the work feel earned. The Thrill of Exploration: Venturing out into the world, particularly the caves, is a joy. The sense of discovery, especially when you find the floating pages that unlock new crafting recipes, provides a perfect, low-stress progression loop that keeps you moving forward. Areas for Future Improvement (The "Why Not a 10"): My only reason for holding back a perfect score is based on current performance and content. Performance: The game can experience some minor lag or stuttering at times. While it's generally very smooth, there are moments where the framerate dips, which is noticeable in VR. [Note: If you've been able to improve this by adjusting settings, you could add that here.] More Content: While the current sandbox is excellent for creative builders, I would love to see an official expansion of the gameplay loop. The most-requested features like multiplayer and the addition of hostile mobs and new creatures would add a much-needed layer of survival and challenge for those who desire it, greatly extending the long-term appeal. (It's worth noting the developers have these features on their roadmap, so the future looks bright!) Conclusion: If you are looking for an unparalleled, beautiful, and deeply immersive VR sandbox focused on building, exploration, and satisfying hands-on mechanics, then cyubeVR is an essential purchase. The core experience is polished, gorgeous, and a ton of fun. Despite a few minor performance hiccups and a desire for more survival/multiplayer content down the line, I wholeheartedly recommend this VR gem. 9/10 - A must-play for any VR enthusiast.

Its early to say much, but the game is beautiful, movement is nice, could refine aiming with the bow a bit but its quite usable once you practice. Obviously it needs a danger element, monsters, spiders with some realism, giant scary things your hesitant to approach and rather run from. otherwise i could see it getting boring fast. a multiplayer or co-op would be exciting, quests for rear treasure or elements would be fun. overall i think it has lots of potential.

good game will bust

i would recommend it but theirs no actual survival mode just use vive craft with shaders

I am loving playing cyubeVR. One of the things I liked to do in Minecraft was just mine, dig, and explore caves and I can do that in cyubeVR only better! The game is gorgeous, even on my lower settings. I do have a decent gaming PC, but even so, this game is so taxing on it that I had to run it on low graphics settings (GeForce RTX 2070 Super) so keep that in mind. It does get lagging too when opening the settings briefcase. I really hope this game expands to do more. I'd love to see flying and a way to use hand tracking with the Quest 3. The tutorial could be expanded too, but I know that's a feat. I'm finding it a bit difficult to find out everything you can do, but luckily there is a Discord. Overall, I'm very happy with the game and have really enjoyed playing it. It's just so relaxing to be able to explore and mine without being scared of monsters! The dev's decision to make the sky so stunning was such a great idea as well, sometimes it's nice to just lie back and look at the sky for a while because that with the soothing music makes this the absolute best VR gave I have.

This game is so relaxing. When I put on the headset I know its going to be hard to put down the controllers. Highly recommended to people who want to use their imagination and build in a very calm environment.