RevolVR 3

NO PEOPLE ONLINE 0

An excellent game for VR, I really liked it) Simple and intuitive control ... Multiplayer mode allows you to play with friends which is very fun, several characters ... Wild west meet me ... p.s with botomi is also cool

Extremely shoddy arcade port, feels like the guns shoot off center and the sights are zeroed incorrectly, there's [strike]no stabilization[/strike] an extremely weird hybrid stabilization on the weapons where your arm is stabilized but your hand isn't, so they shake ever so slightly at all times. Performance was not the worst but down there and there are no graphics options, just changing resolution from SteamVR per game settings. There were [strike]also literally no players on playing when I logged on[/strike] a couple people online but no one actually wanted to play the game itself and were just chilling in the lobby cause that's a pretty neat part of the game. EDIT:I've done some modifications to the review, At the developers behest I went into the steamVR settings to get better performance, at 60% the game still looks fine on an Index and does run a lot better cracking in at a decent 80-90 fps on an RTX 2060 Super. But the follow up problem now that the game runs fine is, it's really not that suited for a home VR experience. It'd no doubt be fun for a quick 15 minute session at an arcade, but there's really no replayablity and the basic gist of the game is extremely basic, this has all been done before and better, atleast to my tastes. The fact that there's no artificial locomotion makes the game extremely difficult for people with small playspaces and you can't really maneuver inside your little cover area, this leads to another problem with the game design, in certain maps, you cant cover yourself from attacks out of all positions, so you are invariably left open to getting shot to ♥♥♥♥ and dying, pretty much just making the game who aims faster and clicks the shoot button faster, there's no artificial recoil either so measured slow shots are NOT the way to go. In other maps again there's parts where literally everyone can constantly be in cover from all positions and never get shot throughout the whole match, only occasionally popping up for a quick shot and ducking back into cover. There's neat concepts but on a whole I really don't recommend this game. It might bite for certain people but even then I wouldn't expect there to be enough of a player base to keep it alive.