Dragon Fury VR

No. You need to fix the controls and inventory management. I could not pickup any items from the ground and it took me quite a while to figure out how to swap weapons. There is no music and the game is plain boring. Waves of enemies swarm to attack the dragon egg in the center thats it.

Excellent magic circle settings, time magic is still quite interesting, if you have more attributes, it would be better. The background music and the picture are a little oppressive and stressful. The attack mode is very much, besides being not cool enough, the melee weapons are still very handy. Looking forward to the next improved version.

‘Dragon Fury VR’ describes itself as an ‘action-adventure VR tower defence game’ none of which are things that I would use to describe it. But I am starting off this review in a negative way. I got this game in a sale for just £2.87 and I was surprised at how good and indeed comical some of the skeleton enemies looked and acted. Many of them trip over the slightest thing and I saw one seemingly drowning in a stream of water! Those moments sure made me laugh, but sadly that was the only enjoyment I got out of those game. Sure, it’s cheap, but its a lame action game in which you wave your controller about killing enemies then saving the coins they drop for bigger weapons. There is no skill involved here, no strategy, no fun at all other than the terrible animations. This is not something I will be recommending any time soon, no matter how cheap it becomes.