
Fly and shoot to complete challenges, defeat tough bosses and discover hidden secrets in this stress reliever VR flying game where every level you unlock is unique and fun.
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KID PILOT is a VR flying game where every level you unlock is unique and fun.
The gameplay is straight-forward. Move the plane with your hand and shoot!
As you progress through the game, you will encounter harder challenges to put your pilot abilities to the test.
Who doesn’t love epic bosses? KID PILOT is no exception, so be ready to be challenged.
No two levels are the same! Can you complete them all?
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese - Portugal, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish - Latin America
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 34 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
İndirimde denk getirirseniz kesinlikle şans vermeniz gereken bir oyun. Demosu da mevcut zaten deneyin kesin. Oyunu oynarken üstünüzdeki tüm her şeyi atıp sadece hafifleyin ve elinizde bir planör varmış gibi (ki var) keyfinize bakın. Sandalyeye oturmanızı tavsiye ederim çünkü bir zaman sonra kolunuz yorulabiliyor :)) Ve döner sandalye olsun. İsteyen için oynanış bırakıyorum: https://youtu.be/PUQHSsUfXqY
Game Is awesome but I'm having really bad performance, with 3080 + Quest 3 and with 6900xt + Reverb G2. Latest driver installed and I have to go really low on resolution scale, almost PSVR1 level, to have smooth graphics. Even using fsr and foveated rendering through Openxr toolkit. Am I missing something here?
great game
After 2.5 hours of play time, I just gave up at the final boss battle. At least an hour of that time was just on the final boss. It is way too difficult. It is part skill and luck to kill him. If they made a continue point at the third stage then I would have kept at it but to keep going through the first and second stages again and again makes it too frustrating to enjoy. Beyond that, the graphics are messed up no matter if I try Quest Link, Steam Link or Virtual Desktop. There is a "fiix/workaround" for the head stutter which you can find in the discussions page. When you see that only 4% of the players made it to the end stage, then you know something is wrong with the game. They really need to add a difficulty select or at least checkpoints at certain areas of the game. This seems like a good kids game but the difficulty is geared more towards hard core gamers. If they ever fix the graphics issues and have some sort of difficulty setting, I would recommend it. But as is, it just isn't worth playing at any price. It is also very short. If you are very good, you can complete it in 2 to 3 hours (maybe even faster).
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