Aka Ninja VR
Features
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**Real cut：**According to the cutting position, immediately calculate the cutting, very real
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**Lots of gameplay：**You can pinch the enemy’s neck with your left hand, and then chop his head with a knife in your right hand. You can also punch through the enemy’s belly with your fist and take out the enemy’s intestines.
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**Play as a ninja killer：**Challenge and kill a large number of ninjas to become a ninja killer
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**Large number of weapons：**Many weapons with different characteristics bring a brand new gaming experience
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**control time：**When the sword’s anger reaches a certain value, the time can be controlled
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**Multiplayer PK：**You can PK with other players
Other features
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**The operation is very simple：**The whole process only uses 1 button operation
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**Strategy：**Each level has a boss with a special function, which requires a strategy to pass
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Energysaber Masta VR
It’s fun and immersive wave shooter… well… not exactly a shooter though! It’s nice that my swords can cut foes, shoot them or even turn into a shield. It’s also cool to play with double-sided sword ⚔️⚡⚔️ It’s really hard to get past wave around 20!
– Real player with 11.2 hrs in game
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I’m having fun slicing these cosmic monsters 🔥🔥🔥 Blasters in lightsabers reminded me of the railguns from Quake! Not an easy game after the 20th wave and I wish this game has more levels, more different enemies and a story!
– Real player with 2.8 hrs in game
Shodo
Note: This game is very much alpha. All features shown in gameplay are currently accessible, and playable. However it is still pretty buggy, so heads up!
Shodō is a VR game where players fight in a 5v5 battle of chaos magic, in the martial art of their own design.
In this universe you must work for your power. No cheap fireballs, no facerolling, no mana resource to constrain you.
The raw power of your Sigil is dependent on both how complex it is, and how accurately you can execute it in the heat of battle.
Build your magic art to match your personality - do you like fast paced, rapid attacks that overwhelm your enemy? Opt for flow casting, which minimizes casting time and maximizes attack rate.
Or perhaps you would rather forge a weapon no other can destroy, that will instantly kill whatever it touches - at the expense of an intricate, complex sigil.
Enter the world of Shodō and experience for yourself, psychic abilities that come at a real mental cost. Become the protagonist, the master of your art, and carve your path into the history of this environment of controlled chaos.
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Ninja in Training
As someone who’s very much into ninjas and VR games, I had high hopes. Unfortunately, this game is absolutely riddled with bugs and it’s not worth playing. This game is extremely inconsistent with its shuriken physics, but the main issue is the hand tracking is always broken. Move to a level, and suddenly all shuriken are flying backwards and you can’t fix it. There’s a reason it’s so cheap, and that’s because the developer knows how awful it is and hopes people won’t refund a one dollar game. It’s not worth the 75 cents I paid for it. DO NOT BUY!
– Real player with 0.3 hrs in game
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
My right arm was really worn out by the end
– Real player with 0.9 hrs in game
Ninja Legends
I absolutely recommend this game, but it’s not going to be for people who are looking for realistic sword fighting or role playing. For me, I was attracted to the idea of being a ridiculously strong ninja in VR, and just creating a bloodbath destroying enemies. This is normal, right? Anyway, the game delivered.
It has satisfying slashing, stabbing, and blocking but it isn’t trying to simulate real-life combat. The game has a story but its not the focal point, and its pretty obvious where the devs' priorities were. It is an arcade style action game. I was a beta tester for the game, but I liked the game enough to buy it in early access and I play it way more than I should.
– Real player with 100.4 hrs in game
Wow, I can’t recommend this game enough. I have to admit that the experience started off a bit slow for me, but after I got through the first few levels, unlocked some weapons and moved up in difficulty (I’ve been playing mostly Master difficulty) the experience has been AMAZING. I just love the feeling of standing my ground and fighting tons of ninjas for all over the place, I feel like I’m in an insane ninja action movie! My favorite levels by far are the 360 degree levels where the enemies attack from all sides, I’ve replayed those levels countless times trying to get three stars on them (it’s so hard!). Another thing I love is the fact that you keep unlocking weapons and special powers throughout the game, so replaying the levels with different weapons gives it an entirely different experience. And how can I not mention what a freakin' workout this is! If you need a good 20-30 minute cardio workout, look no further (just make sure to have a towel handy).
– Real player with 65.7 hrs in game
BoomXR
‘BoomXR’ is yet another boxing style rhythm game of the likes we have already seen lots of times before. Only this time you will be fighting invisible ninjas with punches of the corresponding colour to your fists in time with the music. The good news is the 5 tracks on offer are not terrible and the beat mapping seems to be mostly OK. You can even use your own music, but of course, the beat mapping will be terrible.
I get that £3.99 is a small price, but I just don’t think this game offers even enough content at that small price. Using the Oculus Rift I also found the punching hands off-angle and the gameplay far too frantic to be called fun. There are a few different game modes, but they are mostly all the same. It is not something I am willing to recommend just yet, but with a few improvements (especially to the learning difficulty) I could see that opinion changing.
– Real player with 0.6 hrs in game
BoomXR is a Free to Play VR Beat Boxing game. It worked on my HTC Vive system, looked ok, played ok, sounded ok. You have five default tracks included and you can add your own mp3s by making a folder in your music folder, then place them there. There is a tutorial video that you can watch of what you should strive for in the boxing training. You have options to make the game harder. Nice lobby, and you can change the color scheme. The ninjas was a nice touch, and you can turn off the ninjas. This game was paid product at one time, now it is free to play.
– Real player with 0.4 hrs in game
Corona Samurai
Great Game For anyone getting into VR for their first time! Great For Kids! Great for downtime! Devs will have more coming out to update the game!
Throwing Shurikins is so fun!
Try it out!
– Real player with 0.8 hrs in game
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
VRandish
Excellent fluidity in the locomotion; though the control implementation needs some work: (1) Vive control touchpads are activated with touch, not click, so there are a lot unwanted triggers; (2) the Index controllers do not have thumb stick integration; and (3) the bow is very difficult to use… I spent 10 minutes ‘pressing A/X near the bow’ with nothing happening.
I do like the scale of the world (is it procedurally generated generated?).
The enemy detail / animation is quite nice.
I would like to see some sort of XP / level system, even in this early stage, it would provide a sense of accomplishment (and give reason to hunt).
– Real player with 0.4 hrs in game
There’s no real game contents. Walk around and hit mobs… that’s it.
– Real player with 0.2 hrs in game