Hell Dimension VR

TL; DR - Hell Dimension is fun, but poorly balanced and buggy, and also missing some much-needed polish. The game just falls short of being worth the money spent. Hell Dimension VR is a "wave shooter" with a horror theme that might cause the more jittery folks to get a few good screams out of it, but didn't really make my pulse pound. There's a decent variety of creatures, each with their own attack patterns and "weaknesses", that come at you from random points in all directions. Each level has up to 10 waves of monsters, and as you survive the waves you earn points to buy better weapons and heal yourself. Each round you have to re-buy everything as weapons don't carry over from the previous round, meaning that you need to time your purchases right in order to be able to afford enough to survive the higher level waves. The game has only a handful of levels, but boasts a "challenge" mode to make up for its lackluster storyline. There are several large bugs in the game which can be annoying, but nothing game-breaking that makes you want to quit playing forever. Pros - Nice graphics - Interesting variety of monsters - The purchase system lets you customize your playstyle, which would be great in multiplayer if there were ever any games to play - Cleavage I guess? Cons - Lacks polish in many areas: dialogue, monster AI, companion AI(!), weapon balance etc - Story is a joke - Difficulty is all over the place - Have to "re buy" guns you already own, making expensive guns almost useless except for on the final waves - Melee weapons are brokenly powerful, allowing you to completely clear all enemies within reach just by flailing your arm wildly - AI companion is completely useless as anything other than a meat shield - Currently it's impossible to get into a multiplayer match as there's no player base, and no direct IP connection or obvious hosting capability - Can't pause, can't set options from within game - Monsters make almost no sound on approach (even the massive ones!), making it very hard to tell where you need to be shooting at Basically, as mentioned, the game lacks polish. The storyline has no dialogue except for in the tutorial, random levels are marked as "cleared" before you've even played them, the AI companion is a huge waste of money, and the game throws so many monsters at you at once that only certain weapon combinations even have a chance of allowing you to survive. Also the multiplayer option only lets you select "Join game" and so far I've yet to actually manage to find any online games. The weapon purchase system is good, except the differences between many of the weapons is mostly just price, and the really fun weapons are locked away behind enormous price tags. Not to mention that you have to buy the same weapons all over again each wave - even the weakest ones! As mentioned, the weapons are unbalanced too - you can clear a dozen swarming enemies with one baseball bat and a furious masturbation motion, while your handgun runs out of ammo before you even take down a single foe half the time. At the end of each wave, you get graded and then awarded virtually nothing in terms of currency to buy weapons. It seems to be mostly based on the enemies you faced, so overspending early is a good way to lose later on by virtue of not being able to afford decent stuff. At the same time, if you try to win every wave with dual handguns you'll game over faster than you can say "monster swarm". So it's kind of a catch 22. And then there are the bugs. When enemies get close they are incredibly hard to hit with a gun. Shooting them at point blank range sometimes causes bullets to go right through them instead of hitting them and all the while they're chipping away at your HP. I had one game where all of the enemies suddenly vanished, and my AI companion continued shooting at a wall for 5 minutes straight until I got bored and quit. I couldn't restart (no pause menu) so I had to quit the game and do that entire level over again. I was on wave 10! Also, handling the two-handed guns isn't as easy as it sounds. At times, it won't register your hand placement and you'll be shooting the gun one-handed (or unable to shoot) because it doesn't register that you've done the hand thing to enable two-hand weapon use. So in short, the game is kinda fun and has charm, but also really needed that extra week or two of development and TLC where they ironed out all the bad interface choices, upped the dialogue and maybe checked their weapon balance issues. As it is now, there's probably a ton of better wave shooters out there, so go buy those instead.

So here I was thinking it's going to be a sexy Harry Potter at Hogswart Orgy type of game, from the games cover pic. You know Harrys now a sexy scantily clad female with big boobs and loves a big Wand. Rons now blonde upstairs and downstairs if you know what I mean and loves a bit of wand action in the back entrance of Hogwarts School of Arsecraft and Lubery. Hermione's still the horse looking boy who loves to dress as a girl, I was really looking forward to it. Turns out it's just another Brookhaven Experiment game that bores the ♥♥♥♥ out of you after the first few waves. Devs time to move on, VR is past the Zombie stand in place shooter it's just so last year.

VR | GTX 1060 (6GB) Gameplay (With Commentary) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jG59sDycFUA My initial thoughts: Worth it for the price and you'll have some fun. The variety in weapons and monsters is very impressive and one of the coolest and most stand-out features is the gun models and handling, they feel and perform amazingly good. he AI companion is a waste of time to be honest, and she fails to be able to prevent the bulk of monsters attacking you and herself. It's sad to see the AI companion swarmed by monsters, slowly dying and being unable to defend herself. (Dev's at least make the AI more adapt at killing the monsters) OR I would have prefered a slow turning auto-turret with precision shots. Game Details: Hell Dimension VR is an arcade-style horror FPS game. You must escape from the city devastated by mysterious monsters! Use points obtained from the game to purchase diverse and different weapons! Two-handed weapons are especially entertaining with their stylish and exciting gameplay

really stupid game shoot then shoot again then repeat

It’s another monster wave shooter, and there’s nothing wrong with that if you ask me, since I love shooting me some monsters! Game play is solid and frantic, the graphics and sound are right where they need to be. It’s fun that you can have “Michelle” – a conspicuously curvaceous AI friend – there to help you out, something I haven’t seen in other wave shooters. Survival mode is tough, you certainly don’t earn enough money to buy all the gear you want, and might find yourself, in a later level, needing to purchase just health, and stuck with a low level pistol. Yikes! Thumbs: UP!

Awesome game for local coop play; the monsters keep on coming - super fun for two people both in VR in the same room at the same time - worth the money

Pros: -More adrenaline rushing, thrilling, and fast paced than any other VR game I've played, including Brookhaven -Large variety of weapons and creative play styles -Multiplayer Cons: -Game was a bit difficult for me when I played it a couple months ago

Fun wave shooter! I've played some other wave shooters recently and this one is a lot better than most of them. I like the horror theme and the enemies. Playing co-op is a lot of fun. It still needs some development though. As others have mentioned, there are some glitches and bugs and balancing issues while playing, but nothing that made the game unplayable. In fact, while playing co-op we used some of the bugs to our advantage. Ultimatly, I'd like to see more levels and have the upgrades on the Michelle character actually do something like allow her to use a new gun. Oh, and i hope her AI gets a bit better.

Well made game. Could be made better if it wasn't as repetitive. Perhaps a story mode?

This is an ok horror wave shooter. Graphics are solid, but the unlocks are only "rentals" for one level. That is a bit anoying to have to unlock your gear every time. Lots of different enimies though, so thats a plus. Full price of $10 might be a bit high compared to other similar games, but is not bad. 6 out of 10 overall.