Warzone VR

Ah...

It's a lot of fun to play with a med/full server. For the price it's hard to beat. Met a few of the dev's in game, seem like a good group of people that really want to see the game succeed.

This game is still early access, and for being an early access game, it is amazing. Naturally there are many bugs and things that still need to be fixed, but this is a game in development. I would recommend buying this game and supporting its development closely, as I believe once finished it can be hugely successful. The movement system feels pretty good and the weapon handling is great, it feels very natural. If you're one of these people to purchase an early access game for $10 and then complain it isn't finished after logging 30 minutes, just don't waste your time, or the time of the people supporting development. If you're willing to follow this game and wait for its coming greatness, then $10 is a steal of a price.

Avoid this developer. It appears they've completely abandoned this title and working on another title they can sell and abandon.

Having played many of the current fps vr games I see a lot of potential with warzone having played a decent amount of time of the game. The dev team is very interactive and responsive to player feedback and work hard to address any issues that occur. The most promising thing for me is the integration of vehicles (only mrap atm) where you can have multiple individuals inside with a cockpit style view and operation which is far more interesting than what is currently available in war dust. The game requires you to make an account but this is for supporting the implementation of cross-platform play with psvr. The gunplay feels good and has nice features such as a visible bullet in chamber and although there currently is no selective fire it is a feature that is planned to be added. Most importantly this game is an early access title and as such issues will occur and it is unreasonable to expect all titles to be perfect upon release.

This Game can go to Hell, Stays in Hell and Burns in said Hell, Literally Terrible Game, Multiplayer Doesn't Even Go Online, The Keyboard at the Start is Too Blurry and THERE'S NO ONE EVEN ONLINE, I DEMAND A REFUND

horrible just horrible "VR experience" ONE empty NA server and clunky performance is all you need to know

I'm going to be honest in the fact of Beta Testing the game with them. Just like any other devs they go through a lot of time with bugs and when you have a deadline it makes it hard to clean up the mess before launch or early access. For the price its worth compare to most Early Access VR shooter, its worth the 8, 9 or 10 dollars to help clean this game and make it into the FIRST cross-platform Multiplayer Shooter (minus Rec Room even though its a social expereince with mini games which is free). The Weapons has a good handle, the vehicle in the game is so easy to handle no one should have issues driving it, even though it still needs a bit of fixing. game modes are lacking, but it will pick up once they fix the bugs. Only one map, but big enough for massive players up to 32 when everything is ready. as much as I seen "Zero Killed" fall into the same catagory as this studio is going through with players giving it just one shot of the game and not helping the devs to improve on it. I'll continue to support them for all the bugs I find so in time I will see this on PSVR as well and then it will pick up with players. (even though there is not much people playing due to time difference and work schedules.)