
The city-smashing VR experience you've been waiting for. Go on a room-scale RAMPAGE through New York City! Smash buildings, play with humans, and show Lady Liberty what real freedom looks like!
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Find the feeling of Plants vs. Zombies
Simple and enjoyable kids love it a lot would buy more maps or fuller game but its worth it as is
Only someone who has never played anything before would enjoy this game. It has lame physics and was half-arsed to hell and back.
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Just look at every other reviews' total playtime. That outta sum it up whether or not this is fun.
Phew! Cleaning up human garbage really is a chore. You play as Lizzie... the er, Werewolf... to avoid copyright infringements, and you have to eradicate your playing area of anything manmade... and also some trees. I understand why the other reviews gave it a neg, but it's kinda fun, and one to show off to Virtual noobies, but yeah, it gets tiring, literally. If any devs are reading this, make structures weaker... or the monster stronger, or both! It takes too many hits on buildings, and it kinda detracts from the unholy abomination of power, hands like that, must possess! Still giving it a postive, cos the initial awesomeness will freak out VR noobs :)
I couldn't move whenever I was playing sadly. Seems fun if i could move.
A very straightforward, linear, room scale city smashing game. You know the story: You’re a giant monster, and there’s a city for you to smash. Has some imaginative twists, like starting in the water with ships, and moving through a progressively larger/taller metropolis, toward the final “boss” which is pretty amusing in a awkward sort of way. For some reason, kids love these smash-em up games, this one especially, with the little people that you can pick up and toss around. One dollar? That’s less than the cost of a single greasy fast food bagged nasty. Do yourself a favor and play this for 30 minutes instead.
[h1]Before I played Super Ultra Monster Smash!, I had a small pp, no friends, no gf, depression, and no life. These things havent changed, but the game is pretty good[/h1]
This was a terrible game. The physics were lacking...(if you desroyed the bottom of a building it wouldn't even fall. The humans physics when you threw them was waaaaaay off. It puts you in small areas and your goal is to hit everything a few times with your hand. There is no sound in the entire game. And the final "bossfight" is you hitting the statue of liberty like 50 times.
SUPER war die Optik, ULTRA das kurze Spielvergnügen, Das MONSTER wurde auch erweckt in mir bei der Zerstörung der Fahrzeuge und Bauwerke, SMASH haben die Menschen gemacht die ich gefressen habe. Alles in allem ein lustiges kurzes Spiel.
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