Samurai Sword VR
i bought this b4 the navigation character was developed. now that shes there, im #4 on the ninja stars leaderboard. may she inspire me 2 go many more 1 minute sessions in the future.
– Real player with 3.9 hrs in game
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My right arm was really worn out by the end
– Real player with 0.9 hrs in game
Shadow Fencer Theatre
i was honestly surprised about how fun and addictive this game. definitely something id play frequently.
– Real player with 6.1 hrs in game
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Video here: https://youtu.be/hoojXLjLkhM . Giving this a mildly positive review here. The graphics, audio, and goofy humor are all pretty much perfect. The main issue I ran into was that the controls are seemingly intentionally clumsy in the vein of games like Stick Fight and Havocado. This works with multiplayer games that you’re just playing with your friends, but it’s not so great in a game that currently only has local multiplayer. It seriously needs proper multiplayer, preferably even four player support if it wants to hang with those games. It’s still somewhat fun in single player, you’ll just pretty rapidly hit a wall where the computer gets way better than you can ever be because of the controls.
– Real player with 1.2 hrs in game
Feylin
I like the art and I think that it has potential to be pretty good. I am unsure how to accomplish it but the mouse being the indicator of where you swing your sword isn’t that good when you’re constantly moving around. A different control scheme would certainly help. A little more content would be nice but for the price it was a pretty decent framework for a game. I would also recommend more sounds for when enemies are hit and different ways to attack. Great start for a game but definitely needs work.
– Real player with 0.5 hrs in game
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Sword Game
Good time waster
– Real player with 65.8 hrs in game
This is a very straightforward party game where you can kill your friends with increasingly large swords and is that not all you want from a game? The survival mode is also pretty nice if you want to play solo.
– Real player with 12.2 hrs in game
Swingy Sword
Super silly game but fun with friends.
– Real player with 0.9 hrs in game
This is not a game.
Took me 12 minutes to fully learn how to play and absolutely despise it.
I hope you get better at making games.
– Real player with 0.2 hrs in game
The Singularity Trials
The Year is 2345.. The Solar Council is in Session. Tasked with creating a lasting tribute to honour all who had perished during The Singularity War.
The Singularity Trials was Born
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Choose from 3 Unique factions from the Solar System
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Pure Earth Initiative (Earth) / New Eden Alliance (Mars) / Theta Corporation (Titan)
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Battle your way through the Solar System.
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Unique landscapes and faction strongholds.
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Purchase armour and weapon upgrades in the Solar Exchange Network – In Game Shop
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Purchase faction swords, axes and poles, upgrade them for Insane Score & Kill Streak Multipliers.
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Change your monitor display camera view to record Game play footage in 3rd Person Perspective! without the need for expensive Mixed Reality Set Ups.
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Unlock additional weapons such as Grenades, Killing Discs and Defensive Shields.
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Take on Faction Bosses located on each Faction Home world, with unique and intuitive Boss Mechanics.
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Delve in to the Data Archives to discover a deep interconnect history between the Factions.
Story Prologue
The atrocities committed in Turing City, Titan, created shock waves across the Nexus.
Theta Corporations home system had been infiltrated by Earth Purists, determined to purge the solar system from the ‘abomination’ of the Nexus Mind, The single most Intelligent Sentient AI mind born of the Singularity.
This event became a catalyst for the 1st Interplanetary war that ravaged through the Solar System.
For 30 years. Millions of souls perished into the cold vacuum of space.
It was to become forever known as ‘The Singularity War’
The Nexus Mind offered a gift in exchange for peace. Space time distortion technology for ALL humankind..
It allowed each faction to look beyond the confines of the Solar System for the first time.
Stability returned to Sol but inter faction differences remained and the scars of war cut deep..
The Singularity Trials was born from this pain.
Each Faction offered up their most competent warriors and commanders to compete in an annual tournament designed to honour their fallen and test their readiness for battle.
For even though the Singularity War was over, the Universe is Infinite… And completely Unknown…
Greed Knights
As of this review, I have 100% achievements on Greed Knights.
Let me get something out of the way, I DO NOT hate this game, nor do I think it’s terrible for an idle game. However, I CANNOT recommend this game to anyone who’s going for 100% like I did (the only reason I was able to 100% this game quicker than I thought was because of the recent update to reach Level 60 instead of 80).
Whenever I opened this game (after already grinding to about Level 30), I would fly by levels and just spawn into the Evil Throne over and over again to grind, and even leave my computer on overnight to grind. I wish it didn’t have to be this way, because now I have over 400 HOURS on record (probably would’ve been over 1000 if I had to reach Level 80, no exaggeration). An “offline progress” system is MUCH needed here, similar to Adventure Capitalist, or any other idle game I can think of.
– Real player with 423.0 hrs in game
This is the 2nd game he’s released on Steam, and I think the 4th or 5th of his I’ve played.
This is a short, simple, low content idle game. Good for grinding achievements maybe, but rather devoid of content. It’s got simple 8 bit art, which I don’t mind, and he reuses a lot of game mechanics and button/UI graphics. His UIs are confusing and chaotic. A lot of the time you have to hunt for the actual buttons or things you can interact with as often there’s no way to tell what is a display field and what is a button.
– Real player with 295.8 hrs in game
Swung
Once upon a time…
There was a prince on a mission to save a princess from the hands of a terrifying dragon. This prince, however, wasn’t very brave, so his father ordered a witch to enchant a sword. This magical sword had a will of its own and was, unlike the prince, brave and wise.
Together they embarked on an adventure of a lifetime.
A fairy tale with a twist!
You play as the sword of the prince. Everyone in the land thinks the prince is brave and adventurous, but in reality his magical sword is all that.
Use your mouse to help the knight go through dangerous environments.
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Defeat enemies
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Avoid spikes
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Slay the dragon
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Save the princess!
#### Don’t like reading?
No worries. You write the story by playing it.
Ooh, and if you do let the prince die, we’ll just tear out that page!
#### Controls
You only need your mouse!
You control the sword with your mouse by moving it around. The prince will follow the sword, unless he is scared. Which happens more often than not. Because the prince is afraid of a lot of things. His fears include spikes, birds, green blobs, moles, heights, first dates, germs, fire and of course dragons!
By holding the right mouse button near the prince you can drag him to safety while he shivvers in his armor. You can also spin and swing the sword with the left mouse button to hit enemies or deflect projectiles.
#### What can you expect from this game?
• 2 hours of gameplay!
• 25 levels
• Experience what it’s like to be a sword
Fruit Ninja VR
I have never gotten into this franchise but my wife asked if this was available for Vr a few weeks ago. I just saw it pop up on the Vive Subreddit (great community there btw) and purchased it to suprise her. So far…she hasn’t had a turn. Obviously….I had to test it first! It was much more fun playing than I ever thought it would have been. Not sure if it has to do with VR but I had a blast. Then I discovered the Arcade mode…thats even better!! I hear that the devs are going to put additional features, some new to the franchise for VR and that might add some additional value for the veterns. It runs great as well (using gtx 970). Be carefull though, I just broke my first wrist strap on my ceiling fan. Edited because I before E except after C…thanks phxrocker
– Real player with 15.4 hrs in game
Fruit Ninja is a classic phone game now in VR is awesome I definitely had to buy this even though it’s $15 just cutting fruit lol. Lots of fun and very well done there are various gamemodes and blades you can unlock and do. Online leaderboards and a great workout as well lol. Nice cartoony graphics and just overall good physics and a fun game to play.
+4 gamemodes
+Nice bright and colorful cartoony graphics
+Classic mode like the phone app where you have to cut fruit with consistent bombs popping up
– Real player with 8.6 hrs in game
Knights and Dungeons
Before I start, there is no way I can describe the way this game has changed my life. Words can not do it justice. Before I was a husk in the horrible creation that is society. I had no friends, family, or ounce of happiness. But now, instead of a husk of a guy, im a hunk of a man. This game grew hair on my chest, and made me 5 inches taller. It enlightened my spirit in the darkest days. I owe my life to this game. I will play this every day until when you look at me all you see is a holy blinding light. This is what the game can do.
– Real player with 52.7 hrs in game
By the date, I think this is the 1st Steam game for this dev. I think he’s a new coder, which is fine.
This is a simple idle game, with simple art and minimal content. Sort of a learning project/game I guess. And that is also fine. The interface is a little . . . confusing at times, but once you get the hang of it, it’s easy enough to navigate. It’s a great little game for chasing Steam achievements at least.
My primary issues with the game are chiefly that it causes the Steam client to crash, which then in turn crashes every other Steam game running at the same time. That’s a major problem, especially if it corrupts other Steam games. It often also deletes the save game when it crashes. Not sure exactly what the issue is but I could only run it for a few hours at a time to minimize the risk of crashing, but it still happened. According to the game engine designers, the dev has coded something wrong, and that is causing the crashes. Additionally, as the game is coded in HTML5, it saves its games to the IndexedDB inside the game’s mini “browser”, which ends up getting corrupted when the game crashes. The dev could have exported the IndexedDb to JSON files for each of the save slots, and that would make sure that the players' games saves and progress is fairly safe, but he didn’t.
– Real player with 52.3 hrs in game