Munch VR

Its a good game for little kids. Pretty cool game.

Simple fun, I really enjoy this game

I remember flash games like this back in the mid "naughties" (2005-2007ish) and those were more fun and FREE. This game is simple to learn and yet not challenging to master because it has such a slow slow SLOW progression that by the 7th wave you're like "kill me now... I want this to end please". It came out 2 years ago, and hasn't had any additions to it or anything. If I had to put a price tag on this, I'd say realistically it's a $5 game ($2.50 on sale) instead of $10 and probably $2.50 on sale... I didn't even get $2 worth of fun out of it. How would I fix it? Well first off i'd do away with the waves. It does nothing but break up the pace of the game and so instead of one long game that progresses slowly it's like a bunch of short annoying levels. I guess they expected people to want to take frequent breaks or something. If you're 8 years old this might be fun and the breaks would be useful. As an adult though, this is a boring game that doesn't make me want to keep playing. Secondly I'd also do away with the sudden size progression either. They could have made it slowly increase your size with each fish and also make the fish themselves slightly different sizes and then at least you could test your ability to judge if you're actually bigger than they are or not. Someone who still needed a clue could add a option for the fish to change colors as they become edible or some other such tip-off. When they threw the shark in there I thought it was gonna get interesting but nope. They also change the fish models and colors without their behavior changing significantly so I don't see the point. If the developer had kept at it and maybe adjusted some things every month or two this COULD have developed into a fun game. As it is now, I can only give it props for actually using every bit of my room scale space.