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  • Summary: YUKI is an action-packed VR bullet hell Roguelite game set in an incredible anime universe. Step into the wild imagination of a child and fly through multidimensional worlds by holding the action figure of her favorite character, Yuki. Use your hands to fly Yuki and dodge a near infiniteYUKI is an action-packed VR bullet hell Roguelite game set in an incredible anime universe. Step into the wild imagination of a child and fly through multidimensional worlds by holding the action figure of her favorite character, Yuki. Use your hands to fly Yuki and dodge a near infinite barrage of bullets and obstacles that fall into your path! Groove to the sound of mesmerizing music as you maneuver through each of the spellbinding levels and battle against creatures that get in your way. Through YUKI's unique made-for-vr gameplay, enter into a smooth choreography with movement, obstacles, enemies, and bullets.

    YUKI is a VR bullet hell game that adds a unique blend of Roguelite features to its mechanics such as procedural challenges and a persistent power progression. As you collect power-ups you become stronger to face procedural-generated levels that will surprise you every time. The more you play, the more powerful you become, and the better chances you have to make it through and save the world!
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  1. Jul 30, 2021
    86
    Finally someone put the concept almost perfectly to good use: A VR bullet hell with beautiful presentation and extremely thrilling.
  2. Jul 20, 2021
    80
    YUKI is a nostalgia-soaked bullet hell shooter that puts you in control of an action figure-sized protagonist. As a roguelike game, YUKI is patently difficult and essentially requires a fair bit of grinding to get to the end boss. Fun and useful upgrades are dolled out often enough to keep you coming back for more though. We were left wanting more of the cool and stylish Japanese mythology-inspired bosses and inventive levels, but that may speak to just how fun and cohesive the entire experience is. It's best played standing, however seated mode may ask for simply too much movement to really be practical.
  3. Jul 23, 2021
    80
    So is YUKI a fitting portrayal of bullet hell nostalgia that’ll keep you coming back for more? Even with the lacklustre procedurally generated levels, YUKI is still a blast to play, easy to pick up and great to look at. You get so involved with the levels that a couple of hours go by in an instant and it’s only when you die and take a breather that you realise how much the gameplay makes you move. If you’re looking for a highly polished bullet hell shooter, give YUKI a try.
  4. Nov 29, 2021
    80
    AVORE has knocked it out of the park again with YUKI Their titles have quickly become the only reason to break out the VR and its still astonishing that a team so small can produce such great titles. The only criticism would be a difficulty spike that can be off-putting however if prepared and willing to immerse yourself as much as a VR game would expect, a fantastic figure-based time will be found here.
  5. Feb 8, 2022
    80
    In the end, Yuki is a nice bullet hell shooter for VR. The premise helps the campaign mode make sense, and the use of VR works quite well despite being an on-rails experience. The roguelike nature might throw off some players, especially since some of that genre's more recognizable features seem absent, and the amount of repetition needed to reach the game's real ending might not be for everyone. Shooter fans who don't mind a more playful experience will really enjoy Yuki.
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