GERONIMO

awesome start to this...solid graphics...nice customization across the board for weapons and gear....just needs to be polished up

if a couple desync bugs in multiplayer get fixed itll be perfect, plus maybe more randomised enemy spawns in the operations

[h1]Great foundation, just needs more time to bake[/h1] Geronimo has a really solid foundation and is already a lot of fun, especially considering the low Early Access price. There are definitely some rough edges, but it's easy to see the potential. [h2]Pros[/h2] [list] [*]Smooth and satisfying gunplay. [*]Excellent weapon handling and physics. Small details like flicking empty magazines out of your rifle add a lot to the immersion. [*]The virtual stock system is fantastic and makes sniping feel incredibly natural. [*]Weapon and character customization are already very good. [*]Great atmosphere and visuals. [*]Fun both solo and with friends. [/list] Coming from [b]TAVR[/b], I think Geronimo is already a very strong competitor. It captures a similarly tense atmosphere while offering better graphics and, in many areas, more realistic weapon handling. The downside is that it comes with noticeably higher PC hardware requirements. [h2]Needs Improvement[/h2] [list] [*][b]Performance[/b] - The game is demanding, but Night Vision seems to tank performance far more than it should. I understand it's likely rendering the scene twice, but even on my RTX 4080 performance drops significantly, even on smaller maps. [*][b]Enemy AI[/b] - Currently the weakest part of the game. Enemies often just stand around waiting to be shot and don't feel very dynamic. This is Early Access, so I'm sure it'll improve over time. [*][b]Doors[/b] - Easily my biggest complaint. Door physics are extremely frustrating. They often refuse to open properly, barely crack open, clip into walls, or glitch out entirely. Either let us breach doors, allow us to physically push them with our weapons, or improve the interaction system. [*][b]Grenades[/b] - Frag grenades and stun grenades feel inconsistent. Sometimes they work perfectly, other times enemies seem completely unaffected. [*][b]Bullet Penetration[/b] - Shooting through doors also feels inconsistent. Sometimes bullets penetrate, sometimes they don't. [*][b]Attachment Compatibility[/b] - A compatibility filter or indicator would be a huge quality-of-life improvement. It can be difficult remembering which optics, rails, or attachments work with every weapon. [*][b]Loadout Presets[/b] - Please let us save complete loadouts, including chest rigs and plate carriers. If I switch to a pistol-only build, I'd love to save a vest configured for pistol magazines instead of rebuilding it every time. [*][b]Magazine Options[/b] - More magazine size options would be a welcome addition. [*][b]Audio[/b] - Overall the audio is good, but my friends and I noticed suppressed weapons sometimes sounded much louder for certain players than others. Could've been on our end, but it's worth investigating. [/list] [h2]Things I'd Love to See[/h2] [list] [*]Optional friendly fire settings. [*]A medical/revive system. [*]An optional respawn mode for more casual games with friends. [/list] Hardcore gameplay is great, but having server options would let groups play however they want. [h2]Overall[/h2] Overall, I'm really enjoying Geronimo. The gunplay feels realistic, the atmosphere is excellent, and you can tell there's a lot of passion behind the project. It absolutely has issues, but that's expected in Early Access, and at this price it's honestly hard to complain too much. If the developers continue improving the AI, optimize performance, and fix the door interactions, I genuinely think this could become one of the best tactical VR shooters available. The foundation is already there—it just needs more time in the oven.