
SUPER AMAZEBALLS is a VR dexterity puzzle game that'll twist your brain! Using both hands: Tilt, spin, and rotate 3D 'amazeballs' to roll a pinball through mind bending tracks!
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
SteamYou are here | $4.99 | 38reviews | 84% | — | $5.8K |
| $4.99 | 58ratings | 80% | — | not modelled |
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Got it on sale for under 2$. Simple yet fun. Wish there would be a level editor to add longevity.
Fun little game. really short but worth it if on sale.
Just like Perplexus, the globe ball maze toy. When the ball falls, you get to start from a close point rather than from the beginning, unless you choose hardcore mode. The globe is big, like big enough to wrap your arms around it, and you can use both hands to move it. You can resize it and change its height though. Also, there's good music, global leaderboards, and achievements. Here's my green screen gameplay https://youtu.be/JKKhqqIShtY
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Hours played at review time, across 38 reviews with recorded playtime.
This game is "a-[b]MAZE[/b]-ing"! (haha.... [b]*leaves the room[/b]) But seriously, this game is pretty fun. It has lots of perplexus vibes to it. Probably because it is heavily based on the real thing. Yes, it is pretty short, but what can you expect for only $5? [h1]Pros:[/h1] [list] [*]Nice environment [*]Nice variety of levels [*]Pretty nice controls [*]World leaderboards [*]HARDCORE MODE [*](somewhat working) anti-cheat system to not have "dirty times" on the leaderboards (ex: skipping parts of the track by jumping it). I just feel that it doesn't work sometimes. I've jumped one or two tracks that looked like they weren't supposed to be jumped and it didn't register those times as "dirty" (unless they were indeed intended). [/list] [h1]Cons:[/h1] [list] [*]Short game (25 levels) [*]Some levels can be repetitive, like world 4-5 and it's 8 mazes straight. [*]A couple of achievements are glitched (cannot be unlocked) like tracks from world 5-X in normal and hardcore [*]Encountered some tracking issues that sometime made the ball jump off the track (but maybe it's just my setup) [/list] To conclude, If you have a VR headset and 5 bucks to throw out, pick this game. You can have fun trying to take over the leaderboards. This game still has more potential if it had more levels. I liked the level in world 5 where you legitimately needed to jump over to the other part of the track (even if it was in fact "tricky" to make it). I really hope to see more and more and [b]MORE[/b] levels added to the game. This would make the price tag even more worth it, even if it is already for me.
Absolutly amazing eviroment and gameplay. Controls a quirky, but it's not too hard to get under control
Used to be a fun game, but now it's broken and the developer doesn't seem to care. What a shame, this would make an excellent native Quest game.
Appearently it used to be 10€, but with the new price of 4€ it's a definite reccomendation. It's a fun and original concept for a mechanic that is only possible in vr. It has a wide range of levels that go from easy and fun to extremely difficult and maybe even a bit infuriating (If you don't have patience!) I also like the rating system, where it makes a distinction between playing the track normally and 'cheating' when flipping the ball past the intented route.
This game took me right back to my childhood of building elaborate constructions and rolling a marble down to see it bounce and twist and turn. Happy memories. The game is good too - free update was a pleasant surprise.
The game itself works again and gives this funny nostalgia feel for all of the 80/90 kids that were playing out their minds off in Hamsterball, Neverball, and couple of similar titles. Steering is very fine, game itself works stable and doesn't stutter. The only annoyance might be a repetitive, less ambitious soundtrack, and most of sound effects in general, but that even enhances "that 90's feel". Levels are nicely made, some are quite challenging and I am still writing this prior to passing entire title. I'm not saying you have to give it a try, but it wouldn't hurt either.
This game used to be a fun little diversion, but somehow the devs managed to fundamentally break it in seemingly every way possible. [list] [*]Game no longer thinks it supports VR...If you're in SteamVR it isn't listed in your Library unless you turn off the 'Supports VR' filter...and even then the game will try to run in 'Desktop Game Theatre' mode. (But still won't successfully launch!) You have to 'sneak up on it' and launch it while SteamVR isn't running... [*]The performance is ridiculous. I have an RTX 2080 and this runs at LESS THAN 1 FPS, unless I change the default 'HIGH' graphics to 'LOW'...and between this issue and the next one, that took [i]literally ten minutes[/i] to do. [*]For some reason, the VR playspace is now offset 90º from the HMD view on the horizontal plane, meaning that to navigate the menus in front of me, I had to hold the controller straight out to my LEFT. Unfortunately this also makes the game [i]completely unplayable.[/i] [*]The devs have gone completely silent ever since the update that screwed everything up, despite several threads from users complaining. [/list] It's too bad, because this game used to be pretty good, and now it's just......nothing. It's not even BAD, it just simply doesn't work in even the slightest way. 😐
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