I watched this game launch and thought it looked really cool, but a lot of people said it sucked, and honestly, I kind of agree. The whole idea of a physics-based multiplayer sandbox is awesome, but the game feels really weird right now.

I bought it even though I knew it was in a rough state. In my first 30 minutes, my hands kept getting stuck to my body, holding the pistol felt awkward, and reloading glitched out multiple times. Despite all that, I can still see the potential, and the game can definitely be fun at times.

Is it worth $20 right now? Personally, I’d say no. But at the same time, I understand the price point since VR games are harder to develop and the developers need funding to improve the game.

One thing I’d really like to see reworked is the device you use to spawn items and interact with things. Using finger controls feels clunky and unintuitive. The UI and overall controls also need improvement.

To the developers: try adding an easy in-game feedback system so players can quickly report bugs and share suggestions. I think that would help a lot while the game is still growing and improving.

Edit: After watching DLC’s newest video with the developer, I think I was a bit too quick to address the elephant in the room. I’d actually suggest buying the game if you have the money, because supporting it will help the developers create more content and keep them from abandoning the project.

I’d really love to see the game grow and improve over time, and despite its issues, I’m keeping it.

Ez refund ever. This game has ZERO replay value, everything they shared in the shorts (now a year old) aren’t in the game. I seen plenty of early access games that had better gameplay and really good replay value than this. If I Recommend alternative, I try STRIDE

just really bad sandbox, yeah i understand its in early access but there is literally nothing to do, the melee was disappointing aswell