
In TSA Frisky, you are a TSA agent with the daunting task of surviving your shift. Manage lines, luggage, and leisure, to keep from blacking out on the job. Survive your shifts to earn promotions and upgrades to become the TSA's most effective employee.
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The game has a lot of potential it looks well polished and fun BUT You need a big space to play this game... I have a 2m x 2m and the suitcase is out of reach.. imma have to return it.
[h1] Experienced on the Oculus Rift with Touch Controllers [/h1] [i] Note: roomscale setup is necessary currently, despite promises by the dev to add teleportation back in March 2018. There has been no such feature added yet. And it's not looking good. [/i] I do like the core game. It's simple, tactile, and mildly enjoyeable as an adult. However, the game is clearly targeted to be kid-friendly and missed serious opportunities to be hilarious. Plus, this game does get repetitive fast and I experienced a game-breaking bug. And there's a much better version of this game coming soon (hopefully), Border Patrol (try the demo). This game is not Papers, Please. So if you're expecting that, don't buy this game as you will be sorely disappointed. It's just a simple arcade game perfect for VR arcades (which it is available on). You frisk passengers, you check out their ticket (they make it too obvious that it's a fake), check luggage for contraband, and put all the contraband in the right container, all on a timer. Sometimes a special rainbow passenger will come and dance and you'll have to frisk them fast for contraband. The only other small variation is that sometimes passengers don't pay attention and dance and you can sound your air horn to get them to stand still so you can frisk them easier. Contraband has been made G rated. In other words, you're not finding drugs, portable battery powered massagers of certain orifices, bombs, guns, porn mags, nuclear waste material, etc. You're finding mundane items like fidget spinners, mirrors, a pickle, anything really. In other words, boring stuff that you just have to memorize if you want really high scores. So this game missed a huge opportunity for adult party game fun (although it needed more variety to really achieve that party status). That's really the whole game. You don't even need to use your metal detector wand for any reason. It's just there if you want to go slow, I guess. You can go for local high scores (quick & clean) and there's at least 2 airports. I'm not sure if there's a third because I experienced a game-breaking bug. I got stuck on the 2nd airport because passengers coudln't get past a closed gate on 2 of the 3 lines passengers could go through. It happened twice. I gave up after the second consecutive attempt with the same bug. Rate 5/10. It could be good, family-friendly VR game as is. I'm going to wait for updates. If they come I'll play some more and update my review. If the updates don't come then I'll switch my review to negative.
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I might be biased, but I think it's pretty darn enjoyable!
Only beaten the tutorial so far but a great party game with friends imo passing it around to give other people turns and make jokes. I have a pretty big play space which seems like it is needed. Overall good game.
This game is like Sharknado, it's so indescribably bad in all the right ways that it's good. The only real issue is how cringy the most of the sounds effects are, but that's part of the charm. Honestly, when I first started playing it the sound didn't work, but my friends absolutely dying in the background made it 10x better. This is by far the most fun I've had streaming a VR game to a Discord lobby full of idiots.
It's funny, I'll give them that. However, the actual gameplay becomes boring and repetitive very quickly.
Can't teleport / use properly in WMR, so cannot get past initial screen. No developer response to issue in 4 months on discussion board...abandonware.
I can say this game is fun and worth the try. But it does seems like it has a few bugs to iron out. So go in with caution around that. But overall, not half bad of a game.
it just straight up doesn't work on index. your hands are completely side ways making it impossible to pick things up correctly. i do not know why the index is in the list of compatible headsets.either the devs didn't test out their damn game with index controllers or they have the worlds weirdest index controller
Do you have what it takes to become a TSA Agent ? In this little game your task is to frisk passangers and there luggage. To ensure they have a safe flight. Its well executed and easy to get into. Also kids friendly. I would say you would benefit from a large play area. Also check out the free demo, to get a first hand feel of this game. https://youtu.be/Z9VfaNzhDZE
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