Shoot The Zombirds VR
I have been playing Shoot The Zombirds for years! starting with my Itouch and continuing with subsequent phones. I was so excited when I heard they were releasing a version for VR! I have been checking in constantly waiting for updates as the release date had been moved back a few times. Well, It’s finally here! I’m probably biased because of the nostalgia but I love the game! It is a lot of fun and well worth the price! Also, the Halloween release was really good timing.
– Real player with 2.3 hrs in game
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A great shooter game for halloween
– Real player with 1.0 hrs in game
Fish & Fight
Fish and Fight is a game of shooting and confrontation between 2 players.
With a humorous tone, he stages a fight between two Sunday fishermen against a backdrop of beers and rock and roll!
Drop the opposing player into the river to defend your fishing spot!
Players can move around, throw a beer bottle and throw their cork to catch things … like an opponent for example!
If a player gets caught in the head with a bottle, they will be stunned. The opposing player must then take advantage of this short moment to catch him with his hook and throw him into the water!
Fall 4 times in the river, and you will lose the duel!
The game can be played online using “STEAM remote” or Parsec.
The game is mean to be played on arcade and here is the keyboard mapping :
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Something Strange in the Woods
Something Strange in the Woods is a Unity asset flip from serial scam artists, INFINITE BRIDGE. In this case I’m not 100% sure which asset/game template they’ve ripped off, but I’m sure it is one. Why? Because they do this crap all the time. Here’s a list of the other ones they’ve done that I’ve seen so far:
- “Asteroids Belt Try To Survive” = Asteroid Belt Project developed by Allebi Games
– Real player with 0.1 hrs in game
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Gold Rush! 2
garbage game not worth the money
– Real player with 25.3 hrs in game
I didn’t know what to expect when I came into the game, but I was expecting more than what I got. Trying to be as spoiler free as I can, this game plays more like an epilogue to the original story rather than a full on game itself and leaves a lot to be desired. On my first try, no help whatsoever, I played the game for 3 hours and finished it with a full score.
Unlike the original where you have the option to try three routes to get to your destination, this one has a single route to take and up until then, you really don’t have a lot of “hidden” points or tasks to complete. It’s possible that there’s a side quest that’s optional to complete, but since I haven’t experimented I don’t know if it can be skipped or not. If it can be skipped, it plays more like it’s just for the good feeling of the player and not really for the benefit of the story. I had found a single object that I never found a use for so I believe that it’s optional but it’s not valuable nor does it do anything for the story so it doesn’t have any reason to be there. This is NOT to say that there are NO optional points in the game, I found a few that were undoubtedly optional to the story.
– Real player with 8.9 hrs in game
Stramedia: my_MISADVENTURE
Me and my mom have been having a good dinner in the kitchen that night, then the doorbell rang and an envelope slipped through the mail hole.
“Good evening! You’ve been invited!”
…it started off, continuing that it’s an invitation to the “Stramedia Safehouse Facility” breach. The survey was…odd, to say the least, but some of the things were done fairly easy, though I didn’t think it would go through. Then some of the days were spend outside of our homes and school, though it’s up to you to think of whenever or not these were the good days. And then I am sure you know what happened next.
Stramedia - my_MISADVENTURE is an indie horror themed adventure game where you step into the shoes of a classroom warden who signed the agreement to possibly the most bizarre, yet somewhat deadly school trip in his entire life. Of course it may not start off deadly right away, but, uh…yeah, things are gonna escalate. But can you blame him? He really didn’t know what he and his friends (fiends? Frienemies?) were going up for.
Well, what can he do now? Surprise, surprise, getting the hell outta there he must.
(AKA: the stuff worth checking it out and/or purchasing for)
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The main protagonist is wearing a fedora hat! This is probably the best selling point to this game… I think! I mean…this is one of the main factors you got attracted to that other game with a kid, the kid’s hat, the stuff…uh, no? Okay, but if you know what you’re doing, you can find and recruit three other friends you’ll get (or have) to play as!
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Essentially, this is another “average mediocre indie” horror game, except the mediocrity here is 99% intentional! And not to mention that it’s got everything you love and hate to see and experience in a horror themed videogame! Stupid simple and ridiculous (and somehow twisted) puzzles (with a lot of “ands”), cliché monsters and thirsty spooky mannequins…except they actually want to drink tea, you pervert. Get out of here!
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Simplistic Visual Pixel Art Style, Soundtrack and Audio Design! If you like looking at pixels with different contrast, I am sure your eyes will love that, and if your ears love to feast on the Low-Quality DPCM-ish Audio, giving you an illusion that you’re playing a crappy retro GameBoy Advance styled game or something, then you’re all welcome in!..oh, wait, I forgot that we are talking about a game that LOOKS pretty retro…huh, that’s lame.
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No, really. That kid has a hat.
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Despite it’s horror nature, it’s also a comedy game! What kind of comedy? This game has got most of it! Whenever it’s all bad puns, visual humor, random, dark, dry or somehow outright gross and (“mildly”) offensive humor, Stramedia has it in the stock and shelves!
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Prepare for some surrealism, because no matter if it’s an optical thing or not, things are…weird, yet somewhat disturbing, but not personal space like disturbing, because this is where it draws the line even for us.
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A nice variety of accessibility options! Whenever you want to reposition the dialogue box, change it’s text size, whenever you find some colored text hard to read, or just don’t feel like playing the game with a controller and just want to rest your only arm and control the game with it, it’s no problem! The accessibility (and other) settings options may enhance the experience more nicely! (if there’s something you want to suggest, please let us know and we will gladly look into adding it!)
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Seriously, that kid is wearing my hat! SOMEBODY DO SOMETHING! DON’T LET HIM GET AWAY WITH MY HAT!! :U
Zombie Training Simulator
“BWAINS!!” Grumble GRRB GURK GRAK
BANG BANG BOOM EXPLOSION PEW
Zombie Training Simulator is exactly what it sounds like; Its a preparation for the IRL zombie apocalypse - except with a twist: Its a ton of fun! The graphics are simplistic, yet detailed and polished. Although they are not realistic, the game is still highly immersive. Because the zombies are cardboard cut-outs, the game allows you to enjoy the same fun that a bloody, gory, zombie, shooter game gives you, without all the blood, guts, and horror (Although it can be very startling when you turn around and see a zombie you were not expecting to be there, #CardboardJumpscare).
– Real player with 14.8 hrs in game
My favorite for gun mechanics. This is basically a target range shooter or a wave shooter depending on which mode you play. You basically just shoot paper zombie targets but in one mode they will advance on your position and you can use all sorts of novelty items like lanterns and grenades to take them out. You even get a katana. That’s pretty freaking cool. You can even alter the grip angle so if you are a 1911 guy you don’t have to adapt to shooting a Glock (that will make sense to the people it was inteded for). Loads of fun and easy to grasp the concept of. It’s been a hit among my friends when they come over to play. It’s a lot easier for first time VR users than some of the more elaborate games and I still keep coming back to it for workng on pistol skills. If you are looking for a serious wave shooter or FPS then you’d be better off with Sairento, Onward, or Overkill VR. If you want to shoot targets, I like this over Lethal VR.
– Real player with 7.5 hrs in game