
VRobot is an action game designed for VR about a giant robot smashing сities using unique weapons or bare hands. Multiplayer, Lightning Hammer, Transformer Sword, Tornado Gun, Tractor Beam - we got all that!
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Das macht genau für 2 Minuten Spaß diese Stadt zu zerstören, dann wars das. Das Spiel für 15€ zu verkaufen ist schon echt weit über der Schmerzgrenze. Leider nicht zu empfehlen! Meine Kuratorseite: https://store.steampowered.com/curator/30155555 Meine Steamgruppe: https://steamcommunity.com/groups/voodoode https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qmW4q_Ss0Q8
#Not Half-Life Alyx
This one falls directly into the maybe camp, but I'll leave a yes. Takes about 30 minutes to beat and isn't really all that hard. Locomotion is limited to teleport which kind of sucks. The levels are limited and apparently doesn't have the full content that other platforms have, which sucks. Not that I expected anything, but joined online by accident and it was dead. Then, couldn't back out so had to quit and restart.... So why recommend this? I got this from Humble for a deep discount and it was worth that much. For me, the VR experience was worthwhile. If you take the destruction mechanics here and put it into some kind of city builder like the old SimCity games and that could be amazing. So while this falls a bit flat, I did enjoy my time with it and did get some ideas for what other VR experiences to look for. YMMV.
Judging the posters in the main menu area, there's some sort of plot where humans evacuated cities, only robots remain, so they built a giant robot to retake the cities. Not a great plan, apparently, because the big robot just destroys everything. Whoops! Admit it, this is not about the plot - it's about destroying cities in epic ways. There are a few other VR titles that I believe do it better (and cheaper) ... though this does have a few neat features like the gravity gun and tornado summoner. No way I'd pay full price for this given there's cheaper (and free) alternatives that are just as good. However, I think I got this for free - or super cheap in a bundle - and hey I got half an hour of fun out of it. Thumbs: UP!
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its a great game and i really love it although, i wish there were more levels because I've beaten it twice now. it's a really great game but it hasn't been updated in like a year and i wish there was some new content.
Its Rampaging Time In VRobot you are a giant God like robot with one purpose, destroy everything. You will have multiple cities to choose from, where you get to wreck havoc on everything. Pluck planes out of the sky, punch down a building, throw object through the air. Just destroy everything how ever you can. The game gives you are variety of ways to break things. You can use your hands, or some of the unique weapons. Like a tornado gun, sword hand, Thor's hammer and more. The world is nicely detailed and has little robots walking, driving and flying around. You will be immersed into the world feeling like a giant in no time. The game only has teleportation and room scaling for movement. I am usually turn off my teleport games, but this one pulls it off well with the added room scaling. With actually walking around the cities and using the teleport only when need, you will feel like a giant passing through the city. With that said, you do not need a large play space to enjoy this game. I was able to play it from a spinning chair only using the teleport. The game also gives you the option to scale the height of the game, to suit sitting or standing play. I you like interactive games, playing God and just smashing everything, this is a VR experience you don't want to miss. Dive into this title, and destroy it. Watch my preview here, https://youtu.be/UzQTVWkrSSg
It is fun for a little while. Unfortunately, I kept getting crashes when trying to enter a second city during a session (the first one was fine).
I tried to play this on the Oculus with the Touch controllers. Every time I tried to play, if I accidentally used the joystick to move 'onto' a chunk of a building I had destroyed, the game crashed.
The idea is great. Unfortunately, the realization is lacking. The gameplay is boring. Don't expect any actual fights, just you smashing building (with poor game physics) until you fulfull arbirtrary score limit and go to next city to do literally the same thing. The cities also look almost the same. Ince in a while you get to use special tool, though most of them are wonky. Admittedly, smashing the building with the giant sword was fun though. But other than that, the gameplay gets stale quickly. There is a multiplayer mode that looks cool. If it worked that is. Once you start it, your height gets broken and suddenly the game decides you're literally under the floor. So you can't exactly do anything. If there was even anyone else playing the multiplayer that is. Oh and there is also no way to go from this mode back to the menu, so you have to restart the game to continue the singleplayer. This is the kind of game that should cost one or two euro, not damn 15 for a full price. 4/10.
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