Trickster VR: Co-op Dungeon Crawler

Wouldn't recommend this game in its current state unfortunately. I played this with the Valve Index controllers and unfortunately the controls are buggy at best. I had to disable my touchpads/scrollwheels just to get the motion controls to work comfortably, and after that i had a bug where shaking my controllers would switch the weapons. It's a neat mechanic but unfortunately it fails when youre quickly drawing back an arrow or quickly swish-stabbing an enemy. The game concept is neat but a lot is unexplained properly and prone to error in terms of controls and system stuff. IF they fixed their controls and made movement more fluid (you can only move forward or back, either from a headset pov or a controller pov, which is terrible), then this game would actually be pretty fun to play with other people, provided they added more interesting content, but the 'amount' of content in the game is actually just heavily repeated and grindy to actually get to. Would not recommend: 4/10.

Why would you force the player to be stuck to the ground in a sky-islands themed game. It just sucks. My camera is jumping up and down all the time as it's trying to make sure that I'm attached to the ground at all costs. I find it very disappointing that you cannot even jump down a simple 10cm ledge and have to walk around it because of an invisible wall. So much platforming potential wasted. The gameplay itself is not bad at all, but in my personal opinion, getting stuck everywhere just makes for a very frustrating experience.

Getting into this game, I had bugs the MOMENT it started, like the left lens of my headset stuttering and strobing the graphics, which gave me the worst headache. It had such a ♥♥♥♥♥♥ controller layout with the right stick being used to MOVE and the left being used to LOOK. The movement was also pretty ass, as well as the gameplay being *very* as mundane and boring as "gently flick your wrist down to slap the enemy, and repeat that until it dies." I bought this as a gift for my friend as well since he was excited to play it and wanted me to play it with him, and he shared the same sentiment. It was one of the worst VR games I've ever played thus far and I hope to god every other game will wash this horrible taste out if my mouth. Overall Score: 1/10.

The physics feel dated, the sound settings don't work, and the combat is boring and feels slogish. Didn't have any fun with the different weapons.

Don't understand the very positive reviews as whilst the base game is fine, there are a lot of bugs with arrows hitting walls as the hit boxes are so wide, rocks flying about which constantly block vision by simply sitting on top of mobs, and the movement suddenyl spastics out when you touch a wall sometimes. Content wise, once you've done one map, you've done them all, they just change the scenery. The weapons differ, but it's a tedious grind. Just look at how many people have the achievements and you can see many don't stick with it for that long. 4 hours was more than enough for me, thanks. Get it on sale if you must

The worst motion sickness I've experienced ever... refunded

[PROS] The graphics are pretty decent for both the environment and the monsters. Lots of loot boxes, just like Torchlight and Diablo. This is essentially VR Torchlight minus the variety. It's multiplayer. [OK] The long range combat is ok [CONS] I don't know why, but melee combat with swords just feels terrible and not fun, and maybe even annoying. I feel like I'm just swinging and I can't see what's happening to the Ork until they die. It feels repetitive even early in the game. There's no story. This is a minor gripe. [VERDICT] It's a nice VR Diablo lite, that's best played with other people. It's not so great playing alone unless you really enjoy near mindless hack n slash games

This is a hidden little GEM that I fortunately found while searching for obscure VR games. This is a simple well-styled wave shooter with a wisely tuned combat system that keeps the game interesting. It features online CO-OP which is just a BLAST. Nothing intricate about the levels (wave shooter) but some simple objectives and it's progressive difficulty keep it interesting. I haven't finished it yet, but feel like I have gotten every penny's worth.