
DARE TO DESCEND INTO HELL? Hellsweeper VR is an intense first-person action-combat VR experience. Traverse the underworld where every step brings a challenge or a chance. Gain mastery of your weapons and elemental magic, or fall to the unrelenting onslaught of hell's twisted souls.
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DARE TO DESCEND INTO HELL?
From the makers of Sairento VR comes a first person action-combat game that descends you into hell. In Hellsweeper VR you traverse the demonic dimensions, wield weapons with deadly precision, command the forces of telekinesis and muster mystical powers to wipe out your twisted enemies. Reap your rewards, upgrade your skills, and choose your fate as you experiment with unique combat variations and start to discover what being a Hellsweeper means to you.
INTENSE LIMITLESS MOVEMENT
A daring, no-holes-barred locomotion system that pushes the limits of even the bravest of VR players.
MASTER YOUR COMBAT STYLE
Summon, wield & master various weapons and magic combinations.
SURVIVE IN VARIOUS GAME MODES
Various singleplayer modes and 3-player co-op mode. Survive together, Die together.
CONTENT RICH WITH HIGH REPLAYABILITY
Conquer 18 maps, over 10 enemy types with elemental variants and multiple mission types, offering a unique gameplay experience with every run.
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese*languages with full audio support
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Hours played at review time, across 41 reviews with recorded playtime.
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I personally didn't like it. Played for two hours. Tried using strategy but the level one boss was defeated by simply standing underneath it and wiggling my sword at it for 30 seconds. It isn't like traversing a dungeon or anything, you are set into arenas one at a time and the tasks are like "survive for 55 seconds." Then you don't have any reason to fight anything and can just wander around the arena for a minute. You spend more time collecting loot from smashing pillars and opening chests than you do actually fighting.
If you are any good with motion sickness this is an absolute must buy for VR players
Better than blade and sorcery.
Just like Sairento, this is a Phenomenal game. There are so many fun tools for you play with. There is a dog you can summon with a squeaky toy, and if you upgrade it, you can summon it just by whistling so it doesn't even need a slot. You can infuse it with elements and give it weapons for it to fight with and it does a surprisingly good job at staying alive and kicking enemy butts. I gave mine a gun and I modified the gun with autoreload so it just ran around gunning everyone down. You can get an upgrade which gives you a whole pack of dogs which can all be equipped and rampage pretty effectively. Outside of that there is a pretty cool gesture system for summoning items and casting spells. Most things in the game have multiple button combos combined with gestures to utilize effectively. Most guns have a manual reload mechanic. You can infuse weapons with elements and they each have their own fairly complicated mechanics to master. You can also turn on advanced movement options which allow somersaults through the air which grant huge amounts of bullet time. If you are using these abilities effectively it can get pretty insane. You can select different classes and level them up. The magic user gets orbs, the gunslinger gets extra ammo added to their magazines, overall its pretty awesome in practice. One thing I really enjoy about the game is that your primary way of leveling up is not even beating the game. Its kicking butt in style, just like DMC. If you get a lot of style, you'll get a lot of souls and echoes to get new skills and level them up. Its very rewarding. One thing I really like a lot is that every weapon is viable. Some are definitely more skillbased than others but in practice they are all fun to use and effective. On top of that, they pulled this game off with multiplayer which just adds a whole extra layer of depth and strategy. You can pull off synergy combos and get extra points as well. Thankfully with all the complexity there are tutorials for every weapon and spell that really teach you their combos and how to utilize them. It's pretty crazy when it all comes together.
Классная игра. в коопе побегать интересно. мерзотные демоны. большой арсенал. было бы очень хорошо если бы русский добавили. а то языковой барьер пытается в рот иногда надавать
huge let down. So close to being great but the controls are constantly in the way, gameplay gets repetitive after just a few hours, hardly any enemy types, super easy to cheese the whole game by maxing out heath regen and life leech, and the menu that lets you disable certain skills just does not exist despite being a high enough level that i should be able to do so, so i constantly get useless skills i dont want. Blood magic doesnt even work, the reloads are completly unresponsive even after shaking the hell out of the the grip. Several perks just do not work, like the one that summons the dogs automaticly just doesnt. All of these thigns would be simply and easy fixes, yet after years of the game being out, they just didnt
Definitely one of the best roguelike VR games to date. -Plays on the rule of cool -Bunch of unlocks -Plenty of variety in builds. -The gesture/conjuring system is fun as hell and flexible enough to make it your own. Magic, Guns, Melee and DOG! All can combine with each other in fun unique ways. I knew the game was gonna be sick when i unlocked an upgrade for the swords where I could slide them across one another to light them aflame. Couple recommendations! >Do empty loadout modifier if you want a likely familiar roguelike feeling (Unlock a bit of things first though.) >Focusing on one or two things early on till you get the groove of them is the best way, cause there is A LOT of things to unlock and it gets overwhelming wanting to combine ALL THE THINGS in neato ways when there is like 30 dudes trying to kill you! >Levitation + Unarmed = Toph Build! Get game, have fun!
Doom 처럼 완벽하다. 찢고 죽이는데 뭐가 더 필요하냐? 그것은 바로 주먹 Hitbox가 너무 작아서 주먹 Passive가 가끔 쓸모없어 보일때가 있다 주먹 Hitbox 늘려주시면 감사하겠습니다 또 하나 창 같은건 없는기가? 합친 마법끼리 또 합치개 하는건 없는기가? 망치같은건 없는기가? 저격소총 같은것도 없는기가? 창,합친 마법 다시 합치기,망치,저격소총 추가해줬으면 합니다 재발
I'm like 50/50 on recommending it Swords feel janky, lots of missed/undesired motion inputs (I've played VR since 2016) Decent bit of bugs, needs more polish It's really a shame the developers got 75% of the way to making a good game and stopped, if they could polish it up, add make it all feel clean It'd be pretty sick
HOLLYYY SHEEEEETTT
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