Epicenter VR

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With free resources, there is no risk to dying, and overall no punishment for taking risks. For the short time I played it looked like you couldn't find resources in the city either, so if you ran out before you got to your mission location then too bad go home. The game is tagged with stealth but there are way too many zombies to avoid all of them, and if you're gonna kill one might as well kill the rest in the vicinity. You could also play through the entire game without shooting anything, taking the katana and one shotting everything in your path. The katana, which I wasn't able to holster over my shoulder because it's not clear where I am supposed to hold my hand before dropping it. Also when using the hand gun, half of the time that I used the mag eject button, it simply did not eject, meaning I had to manually pull the magazine out of the gun, and there is no way of preventing yourself from doing that accidentally. Also also, when trying to chamber a round in the pistol, it wouldn't work 60% of the time. This game is obviously an Into the Radius clone. It even steals features from Itr but are made useless because of bad implementation, such as switching the safety. Overall the game isn't a harmful experience with the incredibly mid gun play and also being free, but if this were even 99 cents I would never buy it.