VectorWave

How would anyone NOT recommend this game? The music, menus, layout, gameplay, and everything else is perfect! The trading cards even have funny stories on them! It feels good to be the boss inside the game, just watching from above, as the action unfolds on the floor.

If you dig tower defense, this is a pretty solid start! For only $10, the current content and response time of the devs (I had an issue that was fixed within 4 minutes) is pretty damn good. The newer levels they added are actually quite the challenge. I hope to see more towers in the future, but the current ones and the branching upgrade paths for them are pretty nice. It isn't perfect, some of the earlier levels are pretty easy to breeze through, and the menus for upgrading can be picky at times as well. Would also like to see some more freedom when it comes to throwing the towers. Right now, they just kind of fall out of your hand when you let them go. I want to be able to at least lob them a bit!

I admit, I like tower defense games and have tried several TD games in VR, but Vector Wave is the one where I have the most time spent on. Pros: - Highly addictive and callenging gameplay. - Decent TRON-Style GFX. Works well in VR. - The zoom feature lets you watch the level from above for strategic view or zoom in down to floor level, where you can see the towers and enemies in big size. - Several upgrade levels per tower. - Quick and intuitive tower selection and placement. - Speed and Damage buffs for groups of towers. - Manual Bombs for emergency situations. - Callenging difficulty, eapreciall if one want to keep all lives. - No performance problems, even with many enemies. - Developer listens to community requests and fixes bugs fast. CONS: Hmm, let me think about it.... - There could be a higer variance of ingame music. - No story mode like in Defense Grid (my all time favorite TD). All in all, I can highly recommend this game for TD-fans.

Can you sell this code to the guys who make balloons? Because this is phenomenal with just the small number of towers that there are. I hope you add some more towers soon becuase this with layers upon layers of custimization would be borderline arousing.

So I just got out if my first session. Overall gameplay is good. There was a slight bit of confusion in the tutorial for me as I bought something it didn't want me to and then I had no more money....but after that the rest is very much want I expect from a turret defense game. -There is a predefined path from start to finish(like balloon turret defense). -You place your towers, by placing or throwing them to the ground. - You can resize yourself by using the grip buttons -motion is by "dragging" the world around, no teleport, no tracks -all turrets are upgradeable, some multiple times. Only current gripe is the small number of starting towers. There are 4 starting towers: laser, cannon, scatter shot, and a buffing tower that increases the effectiveness of the others near it. There are two more empty slots with no tower in it, so I'm sure more towers are on the way. Probably the purest turret defense game I've played in vr so far. Oh and if your like my wife and don't care for the music, you can turn it off in game and still have other sounds.

Fun tower defense game that succeeds where a lot of other TD games have failed. It is smart in how ramps up the difficulty and has a great "one more time" feeling. Wonderful game for the price. Quibbles: * Make sure you have a good CPU, especially if you're running the Vive Wireless Adapter. I have an i5-65k with a 1080, and I had to scale the graphics way back to avoid the fuzzies. * Love the flexibility in where I put the towers, but dropping them, they sometimes float a little off if I don't hold my hand exactly still. * I would appreciate being able to pick up towers without bending all the way over.

For $4.99 you can't go wrong with this one if you enjoy tower defense games.