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it's funny. but the game feels like it was designed with PSVR in mind since they can only face forward. The floating chair for me always kept bugging out and it was a chore to recenter it properly. it's cool as a way to show how like zelda could be in VR, but it needs more polish imo. it was worth it just for more Justin Roiland content but I got stuck at somepoint and just never kept playing.

Accounting+ is way better as far as a VR game built for roomscale

I really wanted to like the game, huge r&m fan, but idk the price is too steep for what it is. I'm going to say yes but if it's on sale or something, its just not that amazing a game, the voicework carries it

better than L4D1

what you would expect and want in a coop zombie game, just arcadey and to the point without survival mechanics or crafting and stuff like that. just shootin zombies and poppin pills

arpg co-op fps

really aggressive monetization but fun game to BS around in online

never played the story because single player doesn't interest me

was a really fun 2.5d co-op overhead shooter. only played briefly

it was aight, got bored quick because it just felt like the biggest barrier was learning all the combos of things

ummm its a very slight yes for recommended
its like as engaging, but as pretty as a drive thru xmas light display
its easy to demo to non VR noobs because its easy to figure out, but i'd never play this again after completing which i got 2.2 hrs on steam

reminds me of modern halo 2

just needs more map rotations and more unlocks and stuff

seems like they shipped it too early

amazing couch party game, feels like a really fleshed out mario party game

it's also great on switch if you have one, just something to consider (maybe you have more controllers on that then your pc like I do)

same as my skyrim review: if you need 400 mods then the devs did a ♥♥♥♥ job at porting

it was cool and modders are great but what a terrible port for an AAA dev