TERMINAL VR

I love the rocket fireworks gun!!!!!!!!!!

Amazing Vr experience ! fan of any classic horror or adventure games, vr takes this game to a new level. Its a mixture of fun small vr mini games that will keep you on your feet solo or in a room of your friends. The game is in early access but has alot more content then most Vr games do. By doing a little bit of research this game is being produced by a one man team and its amazing what one person can do. so plz give him some support because im sure this is no easy task.

Update 27 Jan 2020 - Probably the biggest issue with this game is giving it enough of a chance to see where it shines through. Anybody trying to get through this under 2 hours (for refund purposes) may not enjoy the trip. - It is because of the responsiveness of the developer in both listening ,and trying to update the game based in part on feedback, is the reason why I stuck with the game. - The game itself has multiple game modes each grouped into their own category. It would not be difficult to see the possibilities of combining these modes into something resembling a campaign. -Most of my comments in my original review still largely hold, but playing the rest of the available levels,as well as the new 'Shooting Range' mode, is showing me more of the game's positive aspects I hadn't noticed before. - If you get the chance to try out the level with the Night Vision Goggles,that was a decently fun time, although I question some design decisions made (to be fair, the developer did a good job at least explaining the rationale for those decisions, which if nothing else, made me appreciate the design process) I know this doesn't give a lot of solid reasons as to why now you must buy it, but the responsiveness of the developer gave me enough reason to stick it out, and so far there has no reason to regret the decision. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Initial Impressions - Valve Index Controllers work okay. Just be careful that the thumbsticks and touchpads perform the same functions. Sometimes my thumb touched the touchpad as I'm moving to the A/B buttons, and I'll start moving in a direction I didn't want to go. - Even when my thumb is barely touching the thumbstick (for smooth locomotion), I'll start moving forward, almost like I'm drifting. This is noticeable when trying to take precision shots. - Smooth turning is difficult to properly configure, and the setting do not seem to save when playing the game on different days. I would much prefer a single button to turn smooth turning on/off, as well as a single slider bar to adjust the speed of the turn (different speeds for left and right do not make sense to myself). As is, I'm either smooth turning too fast, or doing some 'micro snap' turning. - I would like for the ability to hold the weapon in either hand (right hand seems to be the only choice for the levels I have played). - When holding a two-handed weapon, it seems like you have to squeeze the sensor bar to grip the weapon, but press the trigger on the other controller to grip the barrel of the gun. This feels weird. - Arcade mode is either: (i) a game of environmental dodgeball, or (ii) environmental dodgeball with shooting at enemies. That I'm basically confined to a small space is frustrating and limits the game play immensely for myself. If you could make it an open field you could move down on, with taking cover at selected waypoints, that would give a feeling of openess, and goal-orientation. To be fair, I was not using the abilities such as 'slow time' (I was interested in how the core mechanics played). - Holdout mode is better than Arcade mode, if only because you've got a little more room to move around in, but you are still waiting for the enemy to come to you. I really like the grenade/rocket launcher, but the reload time becomes the limiting factor once the enemy number start increasing. That there didn't seem to be a secondary weapon was a detriment to getting through this level. The level I played was wide open, but was limited to a relativelty small piece of the level. - Rush Mode was probably the most fun, because of the freedom to move around, and that you have a goal to accomplish. My biggest problem was that the belt-fed machine gun I was using seemed to jam a bit,and I didn't know how to clear it, so I wound up dying after a few minutes. The intiial impression this game gives me is one of a slightly 'enhanced' wave shooter, but still a wave shooter that I did not enjoy very much. There are some attractive features to this game,but the negative aspects are currently overwhelming the positive ones. The regular price of $20 is too high, in my opinion, for what it offers. A price of about $8 would have easier to handle. Unless there is a rapid turnaround of the game within the next week, I will definitely be requesting a refund. There is goodness in this game, but not enough for myself to give a thumbs up.

Full Review: https://youtu.be/MJcXu3D9dEs A Fun Zombie game, with a great road map for the next year. Lots of fun and cant wait for the other modes.

In terms of replayability this game beats just about every vr game out there. It has a bunch of different game modes that you could easily sink an hour into. The fireworks one is definitely my favorite. Only thing this game needs is some polish with how things feel, like the atmosphere and add some depth to the game modes but other than that the polish with the weapons and ai is pretty solid and satisfying.

The trick to the game is mannaging to explore each game mode and findi what you enjoy.

[h1]Reviewed with Valve Index + Knuckles[/h1] Some weapons in TERMINAL are rather Apocalyptic, BRAVO👏🏻 ✔️RUSH a Shooter-Walker, bring your AIM🎯 ✔️HOLDOUT - Them vs. Firework Launcher🧨 ✔️ARCADE - Gun Battle in CAT4 Hurricane🌪️ Terminal VR - Commentary by The Mummy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4p7Az0UxrXs