Guns'n'Stories: Bulletproof VR

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  1. Gaming Nexus
    Nov 15, 2017
    85
    Guns'n'Stories: Bulletproof VR is a strong entry in the VR wave shooter genre. It's easy to play at lower difficulty levels, but challenging enough at the higher levels to support continuing replayability. Even in early access, it's one you ought to pick up.

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  1. LivewireHD
    Jan 7, 2019
    8
    The TL;DR Review
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    Game type: Fps Style: Solo VR used: Oculus Platform used: Viveport System specs: 1070 gtx 8gb OC, i7,    The TL;DR Review
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    Game type: Fps
    Style: Solo
    VR used: Oculus
    Platform used: Viveport
    System specs: 1070 gtx 8gb OC, i7, 32gb Ram, Windows10, Oculus rift & touch controllers.

    Graphics - 8/10

    Sound - 8/10

    Gameplay - 8/10

    Comfort - easy (Sitting or standing stationary, 180 Degree play 180 Degree view, small play area, no motion sickness)

    Fun - 9/10

    Replayability - 9/10 (Lots of fun to just jump into a chapter and try to beat a high score or unlock more stars)

    Overall - 8/10

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    Graphics - a rating of how visually appealing, welldone and immersive the visuals are, not how realistic or high end. Rated out of 10
    Sound - a rating of how good the quality, fitting with the game and immersive the music is. Rated out of 10
    Gameplay - a rating of how the overall feel of the game is, from mechanics and controls to ai and purpose of game. Rated out of 10
    Comfort - a rating based on how the game makes you feel in VR, motion sickness, immersion, playspace/position. Rated casual(seated, no motion sickness, usually an experience with no gameplay), easy(usually seated, no motion sickness) , medium(standing or seated, possible use of 360 space, medium play area, no motion sickness ) , hard(standing, usually larger play area and 360 space, possible motion sickness) or extreme(standing, full 360 space, larger play area, possible motion sickness).
    Fun - simply how fun the overall experience is. Rated out of 10
    Replayability - How likely you are to replay the game, 10 being lots of replay, 1 being single playthrough.
    Overall - a final rating based on previous points and others. Rated out of 10
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    Graphically this game clearly has its own style, you start out by eating popcorn in a virtual cinema whilst a grandpa tells his grandson all about his times in the wild west, and you are portal-ed into that wild west world with a unique cartoon/team fortress-esque style. Everything looks gorgeous in the world and the sounds, animations and narrator make you feel really immersed.

    The gameplay is basically a shooting gallery style arcade shooter. You are in a fixed location, and enemies run in from all angles whilst you try to pick them off as fast and accurately as possible. The fun however comes from the wide range of guns, lack of reloading and variety of enemy types and bosses to shoot.

    The game is simple yet challenging and contains various difficulty modes (who’s icons are heavily inspired by Doom and Wolfenstein) as well as attempting to unlock more stars for higher scores.

    From a VR Comfort perspective this game is top notch, you can sit down in a chair and enjoy the full game with little movement. With the initial pistols you may get tired trigger fingers but later on you get automated guns and more interesting options.

    Mechanics wise, this game is simply point and shoot with various guns at various enemies and objects, very small learning curve.

    The game on my system ran 100% smooth with no graphic issues whatsoever. I did notice 1 small bug with the starting pistols it seemed to have problems if you fire both triggers at once, only firing one gun or delaying the second shot, however you quickly learn to get into a left - right - left - right rhythm of firing anyway and gain access to different guns that require less trigger spamming anyway.

    For the price you get a lot of content, fun gameplay and some level of replayability, so I would recommend this to anyone wanting a casual shooter experience in VR. However do not expect it to become more than a shooting gallery as that is the core of the gameplay. Definitely at least worth renting on something like viveport if you don’t want to fully commit to a purchase.    … Full Review »
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