Fruit Ninja VR

[code]Played on my Meta Quest 2 [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45534557/]@MatureContent[/url][/code] This is the hardest version of Fruit Ninja that I have ever played, and I have played both the iOS and Xbox Kinect one. Similarly to how it is in all the other Fruit Ninja games, you are given a selection of different game modes that you can choose from, in this case you can choose between Classic, Arcade, Zen and Survival. [list][*]Classic mode is probably what would be considered the original experience. Fruit gets shot up into the air and you slice them all. You have three misses and game over, but if you happen to slice a bomb, it is instant death. [*]Arcade mode is a 60 sec timed frenzy run where you try to get as many points as possible. There are also special fruits that can appear which when sliced will boost your score even higher. [*]Zen mode is a bit like arcade mode, but without bombs, misses and any pressure. You just slice fruit freely for 90 seconds. [*]Survival mode is different to the other modes. Here a flying drone shoots rows of fruit at you and you have to slice them all before they hit you, and just like in the arcade mode, on the third miss it is game over. [/list] While most of this game is exactly like the other versions, this game feels much harder than the other versions. I don't know if it is because of a lack of assist on hitting, fruits just generally flying faster or if it is because there is some kind of hitbox delay, but it felt much harder to slice all the fruits successfully. If there is one thing I have learned from all these different versions of the same game, it is that Fruit Ninja feels pretty much the exact same no matter what medium it is on. So, if you liked Fruit Ninja on the phone, you will also like it in VR. ————————————————————————————— [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45534557/]Help me out by following my Curator, I’d really appreciate it!![/url]

A+ VR interpretation of Fruit Ninja, almost as innovative as the first. 10/10 must have for any VR lib.

Okay so first thing first, the game is FUN. If you've born in 2000's and grew up in 2010's you know the default Fruit Ninja that you played in your Ipod nano, this honors that version very well. Same fruits, same animation and same vibe. I absolutely recommend the game just for that! I like the VR version too but my only complain is how bad migranes it causes since some fruits come from the sides which makes your eyes tired very fast. I recommend taking breaks every 30 minutes! The blades look nice (BUTTTERFLY BLADE <3) and only thing is that Christmas and Halloween achievements that are annoying but you can turn your clock to manually cheat the system if you missed them :D

Classic game just in vr and better

it so fun because you cut lots of fruits and my favrtoute was is cuting the meloms

После телефонной версии ощущается как не просто свежий глоток, а новое испытание перед тобой, где напрягаются не только твои грязные пальцы, но и полноценно руки Советую

its just like blade and sorcery, hellplit arena etc. but more boring nice idea though ig

Fun, simple game, but there's cheaters all over the leaderboards that use a Cheat Engine menu to inflate their scores after they sliced a fruit or whatever; so if you don't mind the leaderboards, the game's quick fun, but you'll eventually get bored of it. Get it on sale because it's definitely not worth $15.

Fun game, but more of something you can show your friends if they haven't played VR before. As a long-time mobile Fruit Ninja player: 8/10 would recommend.

Had the game on my old computer (Win10). Had to buy new VR headset. On both computers, clicking on the recentering icon did not always allow me to do this. Did not always appear. With the new computer/ headset the function telling me my play area was dark was very irritating, esp when it appears in the middle of the game and distracts me. Need to be able to disable it. The game occasionally gets the "jitters" at odd times, almost make me nauseous. The new VR headset game paddles are a disaster. Too many buttons that don't do anything. Very difficult to get quickly into a correct orientation. The old handsets were interchangeable, the new ones only work in one particular hand. Still play the game, but the pleasure is less.