
VReken is a physics driven VR beat 'em up and self-defense trainer that puts you in control! Unleash your inner fighter in realistic street fights against motion-captured enemies. Punch, headbutt and kick (with additional trackers) your way through intense situations in immersive urban environments.
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VReken is a physics driven Beat' em Up and a self-defense trainer bulit for VR.
Have you ever played a fighting game wishing you were there, because of bad controls and you felt that you can fight better than the character you are controlling?
Features:
- Motion captured enemy fighting moves
- Physical reactions and animations
- Ragdoll animations
- Enemies with different skill levels
- Enemies can hit each other as well as player
- Slow motions
- Smartwatch menu system
- Dummy Punch-O-Meter to test your punching speed
- Foot trackers supported for kicking
Demo
- Unlimited time
- All the features
- In active development and gets all the updates
- Subway levels only
- No ads or nag screens
All the feedback is greatly appreciated.
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All-time low is the lowest price we've recorded for this game since we started tracking it.
Languages: English, German, Polish, Russian, French, Italian, Spanish - Spain, Portuguese - Portugal, Simplified Chinese, Estonian
Reviews
Graphics are decent, level design is quite good from the 2 I played, it’s just not that fun, you can just tap the enemy extremely lightly and it registers the same damage as using all your force. Kinda goofy
Отвратительная игра, просто пустышка, стоит на данный момент почти 500 рублей. 500 рублей за пустую игру, в которой 2 объекта, которыми можно драться, логики в этой игре нету, то ты вырубаешь врага с одного удара, то бьешь уже раз 10 и ему плевать. Багов просто немеренно, кривущее меню, какой то сапог, который болтается под вами. Полный бред
This game is your regular run of the mill fighting game with realistic Physics, but kicking people and the slow motion make it fun to play. Hoping they keep updating the game and adding features to it as time passes. I played this game on Quest Pro, Quest 3, and Vive XR Elite with Virtual Desktop. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A32PyoIQS6k
So far the game is fun for something Early Access, though, there are somethings I do wish were in it or like to be fixed: Wants: Kicking without needing tracking- Probably could replace one of the teleport buttons for the kicking or just move the teleporting to a moving mode and have the teleporting buttons being kicks. Ai using weapons- This is a big ask, but it would be unique, making you avoid rather then block the attacks, and would have more unique fights. Having an actual playermodel- This would help with the whole idea on where you stand and all that, of course it's another big ask... But it would be able to put you more into the game, fighting and all that. Things needing fixing from my time playing: The lack of sounds, there's nothing playing when I play, I don't know if this is a me thing, but whenever I played I heard no music or sfx. Final words: The game is fun, putting some music on in my browser and just brawling was some fun, of course it's cartoony in some manners, but it still felt somewhat nice to run and do, it felt nice throwing hands and knocking them around and down to the ground same with slamming them all over the place, the maps were nice, and the weapons were also nice, overall it's alright for what it is now and can't wait to see what it would look like in the future.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=AIlGcaATAhs&si=G-mmdyWfE5w6l2wc Lustiges Spiel
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