
Fast paced arcade first person shooter defense game for VR devices. Randomly generated loot, Endless waves, Upgrades & Leaderboards. Our galaxy is under attack by our own AI and only you can stop it.
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Polish, Portuguese - Portugal, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Traditional Chinese
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Hours played at review time, across 36 reviews with recorded playtime.
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This is the best game in VR. There are times when the game is downright poetic. Envision 32 homing rockets from your right hand and a beam of laser cannon death in your left hand streaking out into deep space and obliterating your foes just as the enemy capital carrier ship's engines detonate, all the while dodging one-shot-death blasters and rocking out to the dark metal of rust2dust's "Zlom" I just keep finding myself returning to it. Imagine Space Pirate Trainer (dual wielding akimbo guns and shooting droids), Borderlands/Diablo (money and rare item drops), Mass Effect (setting and some music), and Cowboy Bebop smashed into a supercollider and this is what you get. If there was a strong storyline (which seems to be materializing) and social aspects (in the pipeline, it has been said), it would be the one to rule them all. If you wondered what Space Pirate Trainer was training you for, it's Void Rangers. I'm describing in terms of other games for clarity, but this game is totally original and fresh; even the way you select your loadout/inventory I have never seen before. Enemies are varied, and can be tough. Shielded units (with two shield emitters) stymie your well-laid strategies and gun choices, while armored boss ships may even kill you with mis-aimed ricochet. The giant capital ship plasma cannons firing around you make you feel like you're part of a huge battle. The developer is a certified genius... it's hard to imagine one person could build this entire world. He recently added ground worlds/enemies and rocket cannons, so there is definitely more coming. As it is, there is virtually unlimited replay value due to the randomly generated loot. His excellent auto-sell options keep it from being a grind-fest; you spend more time fighting than you do managing inventory/buying/selling, which is the way it should be. Some of the guns are truly spectacular to use (most are common... you really need to earn the good ones). Fortunately, there are SMGs and other automatic weapons, otherwise it would be carpal tunnel syndrome in a virtual box. He might be adding auto-triggers so it doesn't end up destroying your wrists like Raw Data. I wasn't sure about the new metal tracks at first, but now I must seek out the rust on the in-game jukebox. For the love of Zlom, buy this hidden gem of a game. It has 100% positive reviews, but it's the best game your friends have never heard of.
https://youtu.be/26X_W0X0MPQ Well that was unexpectedly fun. I bought Void Rangers based on the other reviews comparing it to games like Borderlands and Diablo but wasn't entirely convinced tbh. I'm happy to say I was pleasantly surprised and that those reviews are pretty accurate. The game has a pleasing, bright, neon, sci fi look and feel and it works well though I'd like to see more enemy variety. I'm hoping that will come in future levels but for now the silhouettes of the enemies all look very similar. I'm not sure where the music came from but it ranges form calm and serene to some pretty high octane tracks perfect for blowing up bots. I like that there's a track selector in the level. The loadout/inventory system, while a bit confusing at first is a nice feature. Not sure how much I'd use it but interesting non the less. I also really liked the interface for managing items. It needs some polish but I like where it's headed. On that same note, I liked the 'options room' even though there wasn't much in there. I'd like to see a SS slider and other graphical settings added as well as maybe some refinement around the audio sliders. Why did they start off negative?? The gameplay. Yes, it's more wave shooter. It's not pointless wave shooter for the sole purpose of getting a high score. It's wave shooter to get more loot!! Yes... I'm a loot ♥♥♥♥♥. I'm entirely suckered in by the loot mechanic. I've yet to see just how varied the loot gets but I REALLY LIKE [extra emphasis] what I've seen so far. I'm not expecting borderlands level of variety but so far it looks promising. That's really a good way to sum up the game. Looks promising. That and unexpectedly a lot of fun. Loot goes a long way as a motivator. Throw some story in here and this becomes one of my new favorites. 17.99 may be a bit pricy for the game if the remaining levels are as short as the first few but as of right now I'd say it's probably worth it. Definitely if it ends up on sale.
Honestly I'm extremely confused how this game isn't more popular. If you are looking for a shooting game similar to Space Pirates, gun drops like Borderlands, and the ability to go different worlds and levels with never a dull moment to be had, well then this game is for you. Oh yea, you can upgrade your weapons too.
Zero motion sickness: check Room scale movement: check Full controller tracking: check Cool Diablo-like loot with upgrades: check Do I recommend it?: yes Will I ever get top score?: nope
Not as polished as Space Pirate Trainer but it has more depth, which a lot of VR games seem to lack. Dont expect too much from this though, its still an arcade wave shooter.
I really enjoyed my time with Void Rangers and found it to be a fun game that I could use to relax after work. While having a few bugs here and their, it runs pretty smoothly and works as you would expect. I got pretty lucky in this game and got a legendary SMG early on that has made the game pretty easy. Since then I now have a multitude of weapons that I consider to be overpowered, and while I keep them on the basis that they are amazing weapons, often like to use the lower teir weapons to remind myself how exciting this game can be. I would recommend this game to any of my friends, but I might suggest waiting for more content because as the game is at the moment you may feel that the game is repetitive if your not into killing the same enemies wave after wave with the only real changes being the amount of health and damage they deal.
好评! 这是一个半站桩防御射击类的游戏。之所以说半站桩,是因为玩家可以在一定区域内自由移动~ 该游戏有较强的刷刷刷元素。武器分各种品阶,普通稀有史诗传奇,你们懂的。打不过不停得打,反复刷刷刷,再不过.....也许你不适合刷刷刷~ 游戏画面不错,场面不错,武器种类多,重复游玩价值较高,容易上手。游戏菜单设计不错,每一个菜单相当于一个战舰的舱室,星图军械库什么的~大家如果喜欢防御射击类型的VR游戏,那这款游戏是个很棒的选择! 下面说说缺陷: -武器音效奇差无比 -第三关敌人老是被卡在战舰下方~虽然敌人此时无法对玩家造成伤害,但这样太浪费时间啦!!! -第三关战舰跃迁时游戏帧数暴跌。(我的显卡是980ti,不知道1080之类的卡有没有改善) -某些画面也会导致帧数骤降 -敌人转来转去速度是不是太快了~有时候玩家得不停转圈~头晕啊~ 以上是我目前发现的不足~接下来提几个建议吧~ -这游戏的可玩性很高,手感也不错~以后如果能增加一些生物类型的敌人,肯定会更受欢迎!(没错,我说的是电影《星河战队》里铺天盖地的虫子) -既然在战斗中可以自行选择音乐,那能否为玩家提供一个选项,让玩家添加自己喜欢的音乐? -如果你们能改善下枪械的建模和贴图,就更好啦~ 不定期更新
Game shoulda been 'out' a year ago...maybe then it wouldn't seem so underwhelming. shooting is flat and lifeless, aiming isn't even a thing as bullets auto target, even boosted +15 sound effects are quiet and feel underwhelming, none of the weapons have that oomph and satisfaction of something like Space Pirate Trainer, H3, or Sirento VR enemies are dull and only challenge by virtue of being numerous, although the aliens were quiet horrifying when they get right up on ya. the loot feels pointless and overly simple, while ascetically they have a boarderlands look, they are really just mild damage increases or magazine size, side note reloading is automatic and not can't even be done manually, even a button press would be something, but instead just fire off excess rounds between waves. levels are just scenery changes, no movement, no secondary locations, just platforms and waves. game is really just another in a long line of subpar wave shooters, if you want a better loot shooter in VR I suggest Sirento VR, at least there you get to feel some satisfaction of a well executed shot.
玩起來就是過癮
Very promising. Borderlands meets Wave shooter. It may still have some flaws but the loot system great and there seems to be a lot of different areas. You can upgrade your guns. (you can find them in loot boxes, they come in different classes common, rare up to legendary) also you can spend your earned money on better amor or you buy lootboxes. For wave shooter fans its a must. First game with loot system!
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