Omega Agent

Simple cheap and fun but not for those prone to motion sickness. This is really the first VR game that does it to me after only 10 mins play.

Fun little jetpack game which seems pretty polished. For under 1€ during the sale i can only recommend it.

vive review... i found this to be a very boring game. i thought it would have missions where i kill robots.. but the missions are laid out in a order you have to follow. which a bunch are time trials collecting coins or checkpoints. i guess it could be fun on gear vr since there isnt much for that. but i find they're better games for vr on here then this one

Really good and funny game, very good control of the jetpack work like a charm in my 2 VR rigs (fx9590, 32gb ddr3, gtx780ti, vive, win 8.1 and phenom 1055t@3200 8gb ddr3@1600 gtx660 win 7x64 so no ASW working), i buyed at normal price and i dont regret, but for 3.74??? put your thief mask and steal it to the developer NOW!!! :D

Really slick. Has player movement which can be problems, but the positional movement didn't seem to impact motion sickness but the rotation does, feels like it needs an option to turn that rotation speed down. And add that to the time trial nature of everything means this can be an intense game for eye strain. Having to use a controller sucks. I know it makes sense for the game, but the virtual hands in the world map to 2 joysticks and it seems like these conuld be emulated somehow with Vive controllers. This is still a great game though. Nice art style, good progression structure, weapons feel cool, but it sure feels like they are stretching content. I blasted through more than half of it in this first session (30mins?). Lots of repetition in mission types, the narrative is that you are training and maybe it will get real in the later mission groups.

I loved this game. Most missions are really fun and there is a nice sense of exploration early on in the game despite the limited island scale. There is a reasonable amount of replayability in trying to attain full stars on the missions ranging from Pilotwings style fly through the rings to target practice and later on, a few nice boss encounters. Some of the puzzles are fun but I would have liked to see more and more intricate puzzles, seeing as these are the same devs who developed the awesome 'The room' series. Finally a word of caution, as others have stated, this is at the extreme end of VR experiences because you control your left right turning with a thumb stick which can be a little bit disorientating, or nausia enducing in some.

I have had Omega Agent on my Oculus Go for quite some time and have had a lot of fun with it. Flying around in a jet pack has always been my dream! Now, for ~$1 on the Summer sale, I just had to try it with my Rift cv1. The game is the same but with a little bit of SteamVR Super Sampling (1.5 for me) I think it looks better. Also, my X-box wireless controller seems to give me a little more positive control than it does with my Go controller (or paired with an X-box controller). Ya, you still need a gamepad, but no big deal for me. I've found that the turn with head option works best for me rather than using the right stick for Yaw. Just take it a bit slow to begin with to help avoid motion sickness. This and Aircar are the only VR games that have ever got my middle ears spinning, lol!

Not Saying yes or no, but it is not clear enough that you need specific type of controller to play this - not just any generic console style controller will do.

Is this "The Room "VR""?!? ... <3

VR | Oculus Rift | GTX 1060 Gameplay: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W4UxVrgkMos My Thoughts: As a person with a fear of heights I was convinced I wouldn't be able to adjust to this style of game, however my fears were soon surpressed as I realised I was in 'Full' and 'Total' control of my jet pack. This game felt amazing, and that feeling is only something you can experience with VR. Game Details: Strap into your very own nuclear-powered jetpack and blast into the skies of Omega Island, a volcanic sea enclave converted to a vast, intricate super-spy training facility. Soar high above its mountainous peaks for an eagle-eye view, or power dive into the underground base to get up close and physical. Test your piloting skills by weaving through the dense roads of the cityscape, or boost from rooftop to rooftop to find the quickest routes to success. Omega Island is an aerial open world where the visceral freedom of a jetpack lets you achieve your goals, your way. Step by step, you too can rise through the ranks of the elite to graduate as the ultimate spy, the elusive ‘Omega Agent’.