
Hurl VR starts as a simple throwing simulation and quickly grows into an interactive puzzle game. Throw balls, hit platforms, use helps and have fun!
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[h1]Experienced on the Oculus Rift with Touch Controllers[/h1] You can view my review & gameplay here: https://youtu.be/oBjeSE697BA This game works perfectly fine on the Oculus Rift. I finished the whole game in roughly 70 minutes. I experienced zero issues during my gameplay. This whole game is about putting the right trajectory and velocity on the ball to get it to the end goal. In the end, it's a simple physics puzzle game. However, the focus is more on the execution versus actual puzzle solving. The difficulty in this game is just throwing the ball correctly versus "solving" any puzzle. In fact, I only had trouble in one level where I must have done what seemed like 100 throws. It finally went in, but I have no idea how that throw was that much different than several of the other ones I had made prior. There are assists to help you out. One will even show you exactly how you're supposed to make the throw. There are 30 levels in total. Change-ups include moving platforms, platforms that make the ball bounce higher, and teleporters. I do recommend at least a 360 standing room sensor setup. [b]Rate 6.5/10. I paid $2.49 USD during the Steam Summer Sale 2019. I had fun, but it is a little short on content.[/b]
Very fun little game! If you're looking to demo VR for friends or family, especially those from the older generation, this simple yet fun game would be a great leaping off point. Only downside is the length, but I think we've all come to expect short "finish time" from VR games. I would love to see some new levels!
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7.6 out of 10 I was fortunate to grab this in a VR bundle making so that does change my immediate perception as I've effectively paid 10% of the normal asking price. I'd also say this isn't the type I'd normally be drawn too as I'd expect to get frustrated with the continous grind of repeating the difficult levels. All that said I'm enjoying game, it's tricky but not crazy bad, and you get some aids you can activate that help but still makes you do the critical job of throwing the ball correctly. What also helps tremously there is no delay if you fail; you can instantly reset the ball in your hand even if you've already made a throw and try again. The physics feel natural along with crisp modest visuals doing the job perfectly. A very nicely put together game, it's simple but feels quality.
An interesting game but it's greatest weakness is assuming that only "right-handed" human beings live on Earth and play VR. It immediately makes it difficult for lefty's to play.
This game was really well done, it was emersive and fun and well worth the money. I couldnt beleave how accurate the physics were, even taking into account the spin when it bounces. For the devs: I would like to be able to disable the lady who gives you hints, and i would love to see levels where there are more than one solution, maybe have extra pads that dont need to be touched but are needed to complete the level to add an extra layer of challange.
A surprisingly nice game. I don't usually enjoy puzzle VR games, but the physics and simplicity of the game made it really fun. It is short, so the price tag makes sense. Though I do wish there more levels. The graphics are simple but very nice. The game feels very solid and the throwing is perfect. I did beat the game in about half an hour, I might go back and try to get some of the achievements, so maybe 1 hour total of gameplay. I so with there were more achievements and that they were easier to understand and more fun challenges. When it said beat it without trails, I thought it meant the blue trails on the ball. But I guess it meant the green trails from the assists? Either way, I tried to get that achievement and couldn't figure out how to unlock it. Also, maybe I got super lucky, but I beat the final level on my first try. Shouldn't it be harder? I sort of with there were some super extra hard bonus levels. Overall the game had a lot of really hard levels, but now that I got good at the game, I want more. For the small price tag, I'd recommend it. A simple well made puzzle game that's also probably a good game for showing people vr for the first time.
This is a VR only puzzle/physics games where you use VR controllers to throw things around and solve simple puzzles. Like many indie VR games, there's no reason this couldn't have been released without a VR constraint, except one: The developers knew that the quality of the game is so bad, without VR exclusiveness, it would need to compete with actual AAA games on the PC platform and it would be laughed out of existence. Once more developers must learn, if your game is no good without VR, it means your game is no good.
Aquí os dejo mi gameplay donde os digo que tal es el juego. https://youtu.be/DBMy82uQ804
Great presentation with consistent (repeatable) throwing. Doesn't seem to cheat on my behalf - you really have to make the throw!
Very nice game
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