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The Best sequel to the Amiga Lotus's games ever, even if its not by the same developers :-)

A really good VR experience that allows you to get a life like feel of what it’s like to be inside a number of Church's. Most of the Churches don’t look very exciting from the outside but when you get inside and you get too experience the décor scale it really makes you feel like you really visiting some special places, which would now like to go and see in real life.
You get a really good amount of freedom of move around using teleporting without any risk of accidently triggering free locomotion and making yourself sick, which makes this a very good VR experience to demo to people of all ages who are new to VR.

Fun simple way based Shooter that started out life on the GearVR, so use head based targeting with either motion controller or a joypad for buttons.

Its not a deep game but its great fun fore a 5 - 10 minute blasting session and as such its one of my most played game on the GearVR and Oculus Go.

I would say that for the price of a Pint of beer or an expensive coffee the price its good if you dont already have the GearVR/Go version, but there are more exciting newer VR games these days.

Edit: launching from the SteamVR menu is now Fixed, 3D SBS video playback is now working again, and the motion controller bug is not yet fixed.

Update breaks Oculus Quest controller support, after accessing the steamvr menu, exiting and restarting the app is required to get them working again.

Before the update, it worked perfectly with the HTC Vive, Oculus Go (using Riftcat or Virtual Desktop) and the Oculus using Virtual Desktop.

If you are interested in space in anyway and have a VR headset this is worth watching, even if it is quite short at only about 12 minutes, but its Free so length is less important in this case.

Oh and it ran for me on my HTC Vive and GeForce GTX1070 combo without crashing or any other issues, unlike some other reviewers.

Now I am off to watch it again a second time as its rather good, but this time standing rather than sitting so I can take a better look around.

A very enjoyable VR experience, but definitely not a game, but I am perfectly happy with that. I just wish steam offered a VR Experiences category, that way those people that only want games would stop being disappointed.
Firstly, lets address a few of the complains people seem to have firstly price, play time: I have now had 2 full play throughs sessions of this game trying both day and night modes taking my time and stopping from time to time to soak up the experience and I have clocked up 1.5 Hours of play time for £6.99 so from my point of view the price seems fair as its about the same price as downloading a movie. But I also except if you rush round and only play this ones or miss the night or day modes and just play one time off day going at full boat speed you can finish this much quicker, but I think you would be missing the point.
Secondly, I would say the graphics are quite good for a VR game, but live all games and experiences the resolution is limited by the current generation of high end graphics cards and VR headsets.
The only thing I do feel a Grand Canyon VR experience could do with is a second view from above to give a better feeling of scale.

First let’s get past the main issue some people have with VROOM: Galleon, it’s not a game it’s a VR experience instead, and in my option a rather good one at that.

It has plenty to explore and interact with and the touch controls work well with this experience and I like the fact that you get both a ship with items to examine and an Island to explore.

On the ship you need to explore and interact with everything to get to the island, and climbing the rigging gives a very real feeling of height, just don’t try and grab on to the mast to support yourself like I did as it’s not really there.
Then you need to get the ship to move you to the island so you can explorer it as well.
Hint if you are having trouble getting to the island think about how you would control a real ship of this size and type.

So in summary, if like me, you like exploring new thinks in VR that are hard to do in real life, then you will probably enjoy this VR experience. On the other hand if you are looking for yet another fast action wave shooting, go play something else this is probably not for you :-)

A simple fun space game with both single player and multi-player action and no motion sickness, which is a bonus as normal people can actually play it.

So if you like arcade action shooters this is worth a try.

Positives
- Nice simple graphics design = high frame rate.
- Feels like I always dreamed FreeSpace and Decent would play in VR back in the 90s.
- Single player and Multi player.
- Slower Pace than Decent: Underground seems to help prevent motion sickness.
- Price (less than a pint of beer).

Negatives
- Not everyone will like the graphics style
- Some people who don’t get motion sickness may prefer faster Ship handling.
- Does not have the depth of play of the Elite games.

So for less than the price of a Pint of Beer you can get to play with not one but two Lightblades, just like you wanted as a kid :-)

The blades also feel and look real when they make contact with each other in and the training shots in VR so its quite a nice intro to VR for StarWars fans of all ages.

Just don’t go into this game expecting something as complex as Space Pirate Trainer or you will probably be disappointed.

It’s fun for 20 minutes and it may get more in depth in the future so as such I like it.

Not a bad experience as such but it just does not run very smoothly on my i7 4790k with 32GBs of RAM, Geforce GTX 1070 with 8GBs of RAM under windows 8.1 using my HTC Vive.

As such if they can get it running better I would give it a positive review but at the moment I cant really use it as a demo for friends so I will need to request a refund.

But I do like the idea and art work so if they can optimize it to run better and add in a little more interaction I would happily change my review.