Viacom NEXTDec 18, 2016Free to playView on Steam ↗

Smash Party VR

Smash Party is an intense, hilarious, and free VR party game being developed by Viacom NEXT and Titmouse for the HTC Vive. In Smash Party, players can smash a variety of familiar objects from toilets to plates to televisions, surrounded by a virtual crowd cheering their every move.

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89%

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Smash Party is an intense, hilarious new Virtual Reality party game developed by Viacom NEXT and Titmouse for the HTC Vive. The free Smash Party game is bringing Titmouse’s infamous Smash Party to homes across the world, where people can safely satisfy their innate desire for destruction. In Smash Party, players can smash a variety of familiar objects from toilets to plates to televisions, surrounded by a virtual crowd cheering their every move. Compete with your friends for bragging rights to see who can cause the most property damage and climb the High Score charts.

Warning: Without proper precaution, Virtual Smash Party can easily become a real Smash Party. Before playing, please make sure that you have cleared your space of anything breakable.

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Recommended0h played9 found helpfulDec 2017

[h1]Played On: [b]HTC Vive[/b][/h1] You may have already guessed from the title that Smash Party is a game about smashing stuff; pure and simple, it's based off Titmouse's event, after all. You're in a small enclosure, you grab a bat, and you just start wailing away on cups, plates, vases, televisions, toilets, and shelves. If you hold your bat up to the sky (or over your head at least), the doob-smoking moon transforms your weapon into a powerful axe, and you can unleash a devastating blow for one hit before having to do it again. There's a catch though, you're on a time limit. The art direction is absolutely incredible for anyone that loves the work of Ed Roth; the dude behind RatFink and multiple other psychedelic cartoon drawings. He's also the one that animated the music video in Beavis and Butthead Do America. Everything is done in bright, neon colors, all while a thundering metal instrumental is playing in the background. It sets the perfect tone for violent, mayhem-driven destruction, and it's all incredibly immersive. You'll definitely need to be careful as you're flailing about, especially if you barely meet the minimum 2mx1.5m room-scale requirement; my 2mx2m space didn't feel big enough. Without a doubt, Smash Party is the most fun that I've had within a 6 minute time span on a free game in VR. It used up a lot of my energy, and got a lot of my anger out in just two short rounds. It's too bad that the developer, Viacom NEXT, have seemingly abandoned the project. Their last update only added global leaderboards, and that was in January of 2017. More objects, arenas, weapons, and modes would be a welcome addition, and more content overall could turn this small free game in to a profitable $10 CAD or less title. Either way, Smash Party is the best destructive VR game to date, you should check it out if you want to relieve some stress. [h1]Rating: [b]5.0/5.0[/b] - An astonishing achievement, this game must be played.[/h1] The VR Network [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/33182845-The-VR-Network/]Curator[/url] | [url=https://steamcommunity.com/groups/thevrnetwork]Group[/url] Click for More

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