Trails Of Gold Privateers

Trails Of Gold Privateers is a stable and challenging vr game, you are aboard a ship that is more or less racing against a ghost ship, over the course of your course you will have to destroy turrets or floating obstacles using your weapons or cannons on your ship, the cannons are located so you can shoot in 3 different directions and each with a wide aim zone. The cannons are much more effective against turrets, but the weapons you control with your hands are useful for other things as well. Watch my gameplay here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N7t-DrJh5fw Around you you will see a lot of rewards, some better hidden than others but the intention is that you collect these rewards by hitting them with your weapons, The faster you get down turrets and other obstacles or enemies, the faster you get to the end of the course, Your ship can also take damage and this slows you down, you have a life meter of the boat that you can keep an eye on but if you take too much damage, water will run into your ship. You can also repair the damage to your ship during the active levels.

I like the game's graphics, but its mechanics and gameplay is not fun. I found the teleportation mechanic and gun switch mechanics are completely flow breaker for its rush gameplay. Refunded but I would like to drop some notes here as a review from my perspective. For me, there is only one negative point, that is, the game mechanics is not matching its casual rush gameplay. It is not completely unplayable but a bit tiring for some typical goals, reaching and picking the right weapon on time for the appropriate target. However, this game has awesome stylized graphics. In the beginning, gameplaywise, it reminded me ♥♥♥♥ Wild series first, that was an onrail shooter on a river. Differently, this game has some variety of weapons, cannons and handguns, and you have a little control over the ship, which is the onrail speed by adjusting sails. Comparing to the other pirate games that I enjoyed finishing, it has richer visuals than Furious Seas and less cumbersome than Battlewake. Actually I wish this game was the next alternative to them with its polished smooth graphics and more casual gameplay. Arguably, the game has two major flaws with its choosen mechanis for me. The problem is that you have to be on the right spot on the ship to handle the cannons using teleportation, and the teleportation mechanic is not right for this rush gameplay. That shouldn't be the classic way as in the walking simulators, rather, it could be a fast and easy catch, like in the Sacralith VR. Secondly, switching back to the handguns is not intuitive enough. With respect to me, a game can hardly be fun if the major challenge comes from overcoming the base common vr mechanics, especially for this type where the reflexes are needed.