Zombie Bowl-o-Rama
I couldn’t get it working with the NVIDIA card for quite a while, but after a few Steam updates and reinstalling the game it seems to be working – so I’m updating my previous negative review [which was because I couldn’t get the game to run before) with a positive review…
While it’s not an OMG Jaw Dropping game, it is very enjoyable, quirky, fun, and rather addictive for a small game… While most of the gameplay remains pretty much the same (although the AI does get better higher up), there’s enough luck with just enough strategy to make replaying the game over and over still quite fun.
– Real player with 18.3 hrs in game
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Zombie Bowl-o-Rama
…is an Arcade Bowling game. A strange meteor crashed in the cemetery, raising the dead who are now invading your bowling alley.
⚙ Game Description & Mechanics ⚙
Bowling is simple: throw the ball, knock the pins (in this case, zombies) down. There are 10 pins per turn, you get 2 tries. If you knock them all down in 2 tries, you get a safe (bonus points from the next ball you throw). If you knock them all down on your 1st try, you get a strike (bonus points from the next two balls you throw). There are 10 turns, the last of which allows for a 3rd try if you knock all ten pins within the first 2.
– Real player with 7.3 hrs in game
Knockout Bowling VR
I think the nicest thing I can say about ‘Knockout Bowling VR’ is that it is colourful and it works. Not works as in a good game, but in a way that I didn’t experience any crashes. Not even for the small price of £2.89 can I suggest giving this a go as it really doesn’t have the small amount of fun gameplay I would have wanted. It feels terrible to play, it forces you to turn around yourself and the bowling lanes are far too wide and long. Before I can recommend this game it needs some serious work doing to it, so, for now, I would give this one a miss.
– Real player with 0.3 hrs in game
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This title does not properly support Oculus and the controls do not work.
If you have a Oculus, avoid this game like the plague.
If you have vive, no comment as I only have the one headset.
– Real player with 0.1 hrs in game
Galactic Bowling
I love bowling games, but this doesn’t have smooth or intuitive controlls.
*If you are looking for a cool bowling game with a lot of personality get Zombie Bowl-O-Rama.
– Real player with 3.5 hrs in game
If you wanted to ruin a bowling game, this game is the definition to go by. First you add a horrible story, then horrible controls. With these two throw in changing physics that are mind boggling and maybe a few special abilities that are special in the sense you’d be a retard to use them.
Don’t buy this game unless you like to suffer.
– Real player with 3.3 hrs in game
HyperBowl
My first encounter with Hyperbowl was from the Windows XP, with Plus! version, the first time I played the game, I was shocked at how much fun and challenge a simple bowling game could provide! So naturally, I invested my hard earned cash (I was still working for minimum wage at the time), I boy I did not regret it one bit! I invested my monies into a X-Arcade Tankstick with a Trackball in the center, it was a no brainer for me, everyone love playing this game….and then thats when purge happened, this game originally developed by Sony and eventually Hyper Entertainment for Microsoft, would just VANISH and us that still have our original key codes were left with a rather LARGE hole to fill. I sought out the game feverishly, like many other who have played the home and arcade version (my Dave and Busters had it, I was so VERY luck). Several dark years went by where this game was though to be extinct, then literally out of nowhere, this game came back, yes in somewhat different form, but it was the game! I immediately put it back into my collection and Steam, I NEVER want this game to go away again!
– Real player with 5.0 hrs in game
This game was so much fun when I was a kid. It really brings me back. There are a few things that I wanna point out that I wish could be added back/changed.
First I wanna talk about the UI.
1. I believe the original Hyperbowl used a different font for the timer, name, first and second ball.
2. I remember a slideshow (if you wanna call it that) on the right side that would cycle between all the possible maps, and a couple of pictures of an arcade.
3. I remember the pause menu being a blue bowling ball.
– Real player with 4.4 hrs in game
Bolf
The maps look nice and the controls feel good. I like it.
– Real player with 11.2 hrs in game
i love the concept of this game i have never seen this style of game in this way i really liked how it had points to upgrade things like your power and spin of the ball however i found the controls a little hard to grasp at first but they were fine once i got used to them as far as preformance goes i couldn’t quite say due to my computer being crappy but overall its a fun idea i look forward to seeing how the game changes.
– Real player with 10.6 hrs in game
VR Mini Bowling 2
Experienced on the Oculus Rift
You can view my gameplay & initial impressions review here: https://youtu.be/gAFOZUdagp4
VR Mini Bowling 2 is a combination of arcade bowling and mini golf. If you enjoyed the first VR Mini Bowling game, then you’ll definitely enjoy this follow up. I had fun and I think it’s something that would be enjoyable for the whole family.
There are 5 (10 lane) courses, along with 5 different modes. You have your standard mode with power-ups, a mode without power-ups, stroke mode (which counts the amount of strokes to get all pins down), timed mode, and finally just normal (traditional) bowling. The power-ups include wacky things like making the bowling ball a lot bigger or have it split up into three bowling balls, a fast ball, and a bowling ball with an orbiting smaller bowling ball.
– Real player with 1.2 hrs in game
I like the concept of this game and it can be quite fun, but it has a game breaking bug:
If you press the button to pick up the bowling ball too early, the game will not let you pick it up at all. Thus forcing you to restart. If it happened rarely I could ignore it, but it happens fairly constantly; Even when I tried to avoid it by waiting for the bowling ball to fully reload to attempt to pick it up.
– Real player with 0.3 hrs in game
Alley Catz Bowling
Cheap, easy and effective way to interact with your Twitch community. It’s not too complicated but not too simple. You can just all bowl together and chit chat, fantastic for a Just Chatting stream with something to do.
– Real player with 3224.4 hrs in game
This game is quick and easy to setup. A great game to play with your community. Keep up the good work and thanks for a great game!
– Real player with 837.2 hrs in game
The Master Club
Hi, guys! Its simple VR game with good visual objects. The Master Club - is a collection of the games. You can play basketball, try to solve Rubic’s cube or bowling. Most interesting for me it is Air Hockey! I like it in real life so in VR too! It’s nice casual games.
– Real player with 2.7 hrs in game
A cool game that interested me the other day. At this point in time, one of the best time killers. The game has a large number of minigames and places to play.I will especially note my favorite game in life, billiards, not being able to go to a billiard club because of quarantine, I can play it here. The game is definitely 10/10
– Real player with 2.4 hrs in game
Puzzle Bowling
Boring puzzle game. It could work out if the game was more smooth and if it had better music. The achievements doesn’t have any explanation either and you have no idea if you have completed the game. This would fit better as a shitty mobile game with ads in every corner. This is the game you would play while waiting for your mom to finish in the bathroom at the mall.
– Real player with 0.7 hrs in game
puzzle bowling is a simple bowling-themed sliding game, the only mechanics are stop signs, arrows, and buttons switching arrow direction. while there’s nothing wrong with a simple game if done right, there are several things wrong with this one.
– Real player with 0.7 hrs in game
Extrorb
In Extrorb, you control the action! Maneuver your orb through challenging ramps and boost zones over oceans and forests! Try your luck at one of the traditional levels and relive the joy of visiting the arcade! Up for a game of hoops? Grab a friend and compete for highest score on one of the 8 different local multiplayer levels!
Have a blast!
If you get stuck, or you just really want to annoy your friends, resetting your orb has explosive consequences.
Want a boost?
Some levels require an extra push to get you where you need to go.
Tons of player skins!
At launch there are 33 skins to choose from, all of them unlocked!
Shared multiplayer boards!
Not only do you get to share half a seat with your friend, but each level places you against each other on the same board! Coupled with explosive physics this can lead to some intense head to head battles for the best score.
Forests, Icebergs, Arcades, oh my!
At launch there are 8 single player and 8 multiplayer levels with a large variety to choose from. From classic arcade scenes to serene larger than life forest levels, there is something for everyone.
Achievements & Stats
Global leaderboards will help compare your skill against the best in the world, as well as multiple Steam Achievements to unlock!
Amazing Soundtrack!
We’re using some awesome tracks from Dark Fantasy Studio in Plouguerneau, France!