Fighting Clans

My first such acquisition of the VR genre, what I can say is very impressive, the very thing is to stretch the bones after long hours of sitting games, the price does not bite, the schedule of norms, I advise you to buy

Shows great potential, a lot of ideas are still needed to change this from a demo into a full game though. The game itself seems fun and playable, its the complete lack of anything that's the current issue, but hopefully the dev's will put the time in and make this into something entertaining and satisfying

very cool game! most interesting! worth the money 100% I think it will be more interesting than cs

I think there's good potential in Fighting Clans, and would encourage supporting it. Thoughts and recommendations in detail here: https://youtu.be/gcNDX-lUDMc Played on Oculus Quest, using Virtual Desktop to Stream.

Не плохая игра, мне понравилась графика, геймплей. Подойдёт для тех, кто хочет размяться.

Purchased a while back but never got the chance to try it out. I played it for the first time and worked up a sweat! Unlike others whom may be seeking something more official I enjoyed the experience for what it is. If you are looking for a professional boxing type venue this is not it. However, if you just want to throw hands and get a nice workout by all means give it a try. I had a good time regardless of the small fight roster. I play games for fun so I don't put too much weight on theatrics. I recommend it for what it is. Played the campaign mode with my Lenovo Explorer WMR and motion controllers so it will most likely work with other WMR VR headsets.

I only need 5 minutes to see how bad this game is. First off, there are only 3 settings - Texture Quality, Post Processing Off or On and Effects. No sound, no shadows, shaders, model quality, no control remapping - nothing. Secondly, there's no indication that the "other" modes aren't there or anything. You try to select them and nothing happens - so why not put a note saying "These are not in the game yet"? Now, into the fighting - you are thrown in with no tutorial, no guidance, nothing. You have to figure out how to play this game yourself. So there's me, wondering what do I do? I use the left stick, I can't move, I use the right stick, I can't turn around??? How come the enemy gets the ability to go around me but I don't get that same luxury? The indicators of whether or not you've done damage or how much aren't there. You punched him but... Did it hit him? Did it hurt him? If so, how much did it hurt??? Then, there's the controls. You are not told what each button does but when you use it, it's still confusing. The only thing I figured out is that the face buttons on the right controller do a right kick (a detached foot comes up) and for the face buttons on the left one, you do a left kick. But both buttons work - is one a lower kick and a higher kick??? There's really no way to tell since it happens so fast. Then there's also the indication that you are "tired" which is just a heavy breathing noise. Not sure how I'm meant to tell at what point I can't kick/punch, but apparently I'm meant to. It also appears to be abandoned by the devs, who are updating a new game that they've released instead of finishing their current one. Overall, I'd say this could be fun with polish, clear guidance and better design, but in the end it lacks all of those.