
Milkyway Funland is a collection of stunning, exciting, and fun VR games and experiences. The game takes you to the galaxy’s best amusement park in the 31st century. In this space station, everyone can try and experience incredible and impossible things from the past, present, and future.
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[h1]Experienced on the Oculus Quest 2[/h1] Milkyway Funland is not really a free to play experience as it has in-app purchases, where you can basically either buy tickets to play the mini-game experiences or buy a pass. The pass costs $14.99 USD and I believe that with that you have unlimited access to all the rides forever if I'm not mistaken. I did not buy the pass. However, you still have limited access to the content. You're basically given a set number of tickets so you can experience some of the mini-games. I was able to experience 4 of them. You also have access to the ability to earn tickets. There's a level with some basic mini-games that if you do well on, you will also get a ticket. However, they do the old carnival trick where the mini-games are much harder than they should be. In fact, the pinball experience is next to impossible (because it's bugged and the ball will drain right down the middle and it's just not fun). The whack-a-mole (skeleton) looked easy and it was, but somehow I didn't get a ticket. In any event, I experienced a music rhythm game where you shoot flying records, but not exactly to the beat. You're basically just shooting to crappy music. Then there's a roller coaster. This was actually fun but you have to figure out which path to take beforehand and also avoid falling boulders. Then there's this obstacle course where you fly around with boosters on your hands (which bugged out on me as they started facing different directions) and shoot flying drones while avoiding lasers and the radioactive water. Lastly, there was a clay pigeon type shooting game that's been done better in other games. Overall, I would say I had fun, especially for free. However, I wouldn't pay $14.99 USD for this mini-game collection. There's much better collections in VR. Not bad, especially if you have kids it might be worth it for you. Game is running on the Unreal Engine. You have full locomotion and smooth turning available. I did experience some bugs noted above, but performance was not an issue (set resolution to epic). [b]Rate 5/10.[/b] [quote]Please consider joining my Steam Curator Group. You can join here: https://steamcommunity.com/groups/Oculus_WMR [/quote]
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Pretty poor mini-games you can play after buying tickets for a ridiculously high amount of real money. Thankfully it's not that much of a problem since you'll have more than enough time to get bored to death with the free ones they give you to start with.
Its not completly free!!! You only get a limited about of Free Tickets to play some games and you can either earn more tickets by playing the Free Games or paying alot of Money for some tickets. I did all the Free Games and the Dungeon Game... The Flipper Machine was the only game you could kinda enjoy...it was really buggy with huge FPS drops. The Game where you needed to make a pose like in a japanese game show is just horrible since the game doesnt know how tall you are...im 2.01m tall and needed to do a pose for someone who is 1.60?? The Dungeon Game was the worst game...idk...i see the Devs put a lot of love into it and tried there best but this was just ♥♥♥♥... The Mages dont die...not even after 20 Hits with the Sword you find. Skeletons sometimes dont get hit even if you clearly hit them multiple times. And Skeletons can somehow hit you even if your shield is up. The Game it self looks good...but its not well made imo....and devs...pls...pls change the light when you go into the elevator to play a game...its the biggest epeliptic trigger i have ever seen in a game.
this game is so bad the minigames are awful and it is expensive when youve used all the free passes
Milkyway Funland was a free to play VR game with severe limitation. It worked on my HTC Vive system, looked ok, played so-so, sounded ok. The devs switched off the in-game store and set up a RNG gambling system to supply ticket to play the content. The content is also has been turned off. The devs are trying to make the players pay money to play the content verses play for free with severe limits. There is no content to play anymore in the lobby. Sometimes the network connection is down from the lobby also. Take a ticket to play each attraction one time. Don't bother downloading this game now.
Milkyway Funland, çarpıcı, heyecan verici ve eğlenceli VR oyunları ve deneyimlerinden oluşan bir koleksiyondur. Oyun sizi 31. yüzyılda galaksinin en iyi eğlence parkına götürüyor. Bu uzay istasyonunda herkes geçmişten, bugünden ve gelecekten inanılmaz ve imkansız şeyleri deneyebilir ve deneyimleyebilir.
most of the more involved minigames require tickets that can be bought with real life currency (at very consumer unfavored ratio's) or by getting good scores on the less interesting minigames. aside from the record shooting minigame, which is good enough to stand as a solo game i feel, the rest of the minigames are quite bad.
Computer and me says NO
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Задумка неплохая, но интерфейс недружелюбный, уходит много времени чтобы понять как разработчики задумывали играть в эту игру
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