Gambit!

Got the game for a review copy back a few months ago. Game was terrible then. The devs were mad that I reviewed the prerelease version of the game, and that I should take the video down. There were a lot of game breaking glitches, but I was still trying to be positive. Read my friends (Blu_VR, he should be the top review) review, he basically tells you everything you need to know. They underdelivered, didn't keep promises and absolutely lied. Please don't buy it. This is how to NOT make a game. It's fundamentaly flawed.

Garbage. Crashed constantly, never got passed the multiplayer hub. Tutorial didn't run well, had performance issues. I don't have confidence in XREAL to fix the issues, I'm refunding my purchase until I see reviews showing that improvements were made.

Good to know before buying; This as an early access game. Very early access. Im not sure how they can even sell this as a "full release" or keep a straight face when they said multiple times in the forum It won't be early access. Only 1 of 3 chapters is playable. There are no hours of ploundering the solo campaign and no dozens of weapons. It's 1/3 of a game. This is not communicated amywhere or anyhow. On top of that, the enemies are not fun, the levels are boring wich makes exploring and looting very unexciting and the grind to get new stuff is not fun. I love Zero Caliber and had fun with a-tech but this demo game is just not cool.

ATTENTION: OCULUS RIFT USERS "NOT S" The game does not work with the hands in the game.. you can't GRAB things climb ladders etc.... I told them on DISCORD PAGE: RESPONSE - Batteries are Low... LIKE REALLY !!! Other people are having the same problems as well...

GAMBIT, is a hidden gem that deserves to be discovered and enjoyed. While every game may have its detractors, I believe that the negative reviews fail to capture the true essence and strengths of GAMBIT. Firstly, let's address the criticisms. Some negative reviews mention the game's difficulty, claiming it to be unfair or frustrating. However, I believe this aspect adds to the game's charm and the positive side of challenges. Gameplay: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FZRhF1T0q10 GAMBIT offers a challenge that rewards perseverance and strategic thinking. It encourages players to adapt and improve their skills, making victory all the more satisfying. Another common complaint revolves around the game's visuals. While some reviewers argue that they are outdated, I find the graphics pretty much alright, evoking a sense of classic fast paced shooting in VR gaming that many players would appreciate. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b4vNuwocufs

This isn’t what I thought it was gonna be at all. I was so hyped up about this game and I’m extremely disappointed. Something was missing, I don’t know. I’m thinking it was going to be more like payday2 mixed with after the fall. I don’t know what that is.

played with a buddy on multiplayer coop. didnt have any problems, great arcade style shooter for the price. not sure why everyone else is having problems.

Leaving a positive review because I enjoyed the game thus far, and I think a lot of the negative feedback is not justified. pros: - quest/pcvr crossplay (everyone forgets about this, I can think of maybe a dozen games on the market with this) - multiplayer FPS campaign (yeah only 1/3 of it is released. Again, I can think of maybe a dozen VR games with this) - bonelab style secrets/unlockables - Fun arcade style FPS combat cons: - Some people have complained about bugs. I have yet to see one. Anyone claiming it is unplayable must have some different configuration than I do. - 1/3 of campaign is released. XReal took a really long time to release content for Zero Caliber PCVR. So I hope the remaining content comes sooner, but am not counting on it. - Story is better than Zero Caliber, but the writing is still pretty mid. - AI is pretty stupid (teammates stand in direct gunfire without taking cover and die) Final thoughts: Oculus quest owns a large portion of the VR market, so to make money they kind of have to make it work there. But same as with bonelab (a singleplayer game) the overall quality seems to suffer when the same product is shipped to both pcvr and quest. To compare this to a PC-Only experience, or singleplayer experience, is apples to oranges. Note that the popular FPS "Onward" also reduced graphics quality and AI competence to enable quest crossplay compatibility. Just food for thought to those who left a negative review comparing this to something which is fundamentally different tech.