
John Wick Chronicles is an immersive first-person-shooter game built from the ground up for virtual reality. Players have the chance to explore the iconic Continental Hotel and are tasked with assassinating seemingly impossible targets that only John Wick himself could handle.
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John Wick is back!
John Wick Chronicles lets you play as the legendary assassin John Wick, allowing you to pick up his iconic weapons and head into the world of hired guns - all in virtual reality.
In John Wick Chronicles you’ll dive into a whole new way to experience the action, as you’ll be a part of it - and not just someone who holds the controller.
Enter the Continental Hotel, and pick up your first mission…
Enter the World of Hired Guns - Explore the John Wick universe and immerse yourself in a high adrenaline experience by interacting with characters and exploring the locations in three different levels.
Experience intuitive Controls in VR - For the first time ever, experience John Wick in virtual reality using smooth, simple and intuitive controls that are easy to learn but hard to master.
Practice makes perfect - Use the training mode to perfect your assassination skills before you head over to the Continental Hotel, armed and ready.
Fight for your life in two different game modes - Step into the shoes of the crime underworld legend John Wick and choose between two gameplay modes, depending on what experience you are after: Arcade or Simulation.
Immerse yourself in the intense combat gameplay - John Wick Chronicles offers an action-packed experience that features intense combat gameplay where your ability to dodge and cover is key.
Thrilling boss fights awaits you - John Wick Chronicles features challenging boss fights in virtual reality.
Wield John Wicks iconic arsenal - For a legendary assassin such as John Wick, everything from handguns and grenades to sniper rifles and submachine guns are available in your arsenal to take out anyone in your path.
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Languages: English*, French*, Italian*, German*, Spanish - Spain**languages with full audio support
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This is a pretty bad shooter when compared to others I have played. The graphics are kind of meh, the accuracy of the shooting is pretty bad, or the enemies need multiple shots, but don't react to hits so you have no idea if you are hitting them. The grenades are hard to use, you have to drop your guns because pulling the pin takes two hands, and it's hard to throw them accurately. Most important, the controllers have the hands reversed. My controllers are specifically for left and right hands and need to be held in those hands. This game has them backwards, even though they are clearly defined right and left in the software. There is no way to switch in the program settings. Also the game doesn't use your play area very well. I have a nice sized play area, but the game doesn't seem to center on it, so you run into your walls trying to grab things that you need. Over all this seems to be slapped together quickly and cheaply, just trying to capitalize on the demand for VR games.
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Extremely short and I can assume there is not very much fan service for the people who enjoyed the movies (haven't watched any lol). I hate the fact that I could not move the character with the analog sticks and ended up punching the wall and hitting another wall with my head while trying to crawl hiding from gunfire like a little ♥♥♥♥♥ but the last level when it's time to gun down the boss is ridiculously hard if played on Baba Yaga difficulty in Simulation mode. Yeah it's my fault I don't have room for this game but why not make it so that it's more accessible for poor people with small rooms too? It was a hell of an exercise because again there is no button to crouch. I liked the realistic reload mechanic and overall it was kinda fun especially in the first couple of minutes messing with the receptionist and throwing money around but the game is not very varied with you just standing in one place and shooting I think 2 enemy types while not even changing positions like in other arcade on-rails shooters and just 3 levels makes me want to not recommend this game. But in the end, I had fun and spent quite a few hours with it so I will recommend it. Oh, also I hate it when achievements do not tell you what you have to do to unlock them. And I'm glad someone in the forums had a solution for people using Rift S. Sucks there's no way to buy the game anymore so who cares right. Just another review for me to see how much time I played on a game I do not own so if anyone knows a better option please let me know. Thanks
It works well enough, looks good enough, well worth playing, great for working out first person shooters having the bottom gallery level. Fun even the second time also watching others struggle with it...
the best shooting game ever.
SO MUCH FUN
Great fun to show friends what VR is all about
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