- Publisher: Skonec , Blue Capsule Studio
- Release Date: Apr 4, 2017
- Also On: Meta Quest, PC
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Mixed or average reviews- based on 20 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 11 out of 20
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Mixed: 4 out of 20
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Negative: 5 out of 20
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Jun 25, 2017An amazing game with combine the speed of time crisis with the cocepts in base of house of the dead, the reviews theyn show the fun and action of this game, see youtube videos and fun comvencete, price is standar for PSVR games but the fun account each dollar. Epic game.
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Dec 24, 2017Mortal Blitz is highly recommended Time Crisis like VR game. Unfortunately I don't see what everyone is talking about. The game is very short and generic. Overall just boring.
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Aug 3, 2017
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Feb 5, 2019It's a 7, not going to blow you away but probably worth a quick play through at the right price (it's pretty short).
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Feb 20, 2018To those who remember the good old Time Crisis Games, this is a must have little gem. Just make sure to turn up the volume on options menu for a better experience. btw, not a 10 because the guns don't sound as great as they could, but otherwise, I had a BLAST!
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Dec 30, 2017We had some fun with Mortal Blitz's brief 90 minute campaign, but it’s hard to ignore the lack of imagination that’s gone into its makeup. For every moment of glee, mostly afforded by the VR headset than any real design philosophy, there’s an equal moment of disappointment. As a genre, it perfectly suits the VR medium, but the repetitive and uninspiring design leaves little to reflect on with too much positivity.
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Jun 22, 2017This shooting gallery sparks your interest, but gets as generic as its name too fast. It serves as a solid variation of Time Crisis in VR, but leaves too much potential untapped.
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Apr 22, 2017For both better and worse, Mortal Blitz is effectively Time Crisis in VR. In some ways, it’s the game you dreamed of playing since you first picked up a G-Con gun in 1995; physically taking cover and trading fire with the enemy can be intense and thrilling. At the same time, though, its design is overly simplistic, and lacks the twists and hooks we’ve come to expect as the VR shooter begins to move into its second year. There’s plenty fun to be had here, but it’s dated even by VR’s standards.