About This Game Space Ops VR is not just a game, but a real-time training program for special operatives set in outer space! Do you dare to join this team of elites? You are put in the shoes of a rookie who has just enrolled for basic training to become a part of the special ops team, whose main aim is to ensure the safety of a dangerous deep-space expedition. Fight a lone wolf, alongside your friends in co-op, or hone your skills in player-versus-player matches: Find out who’s ready for the real battlefield. Test yourself in the harsh environments of outworld deserts, compete with other rookies in the fight against aliens, and prove to your drill instructor that you’re the toughest! So...show me your war face!You belong to Space Ops now!Features: Extended coop experienceAdvanced skill-based matchmaking Score based PvE/PvP gameplayBasic training and SANDBOX mode for the beginnersUnique futuristic weapons, with different damage types such as Kinetic, Beam, and Plasma. Tons of grenades and gadgets to send your foes flying and make the enemies wet themselves Customizable characters Unique teleportation system to help you save your soul - or doom you - depending on the decisions you makeAvailable for arcade on SpringboardVR 7aa9394dea Title: Space Ops VRGenre: Action, Adventure, IndieDeveloper:DevCubeStudioPublisher:Fibrum LimitedRelease Date: 30 May, 2019 Space Ops VR Download Without License Key Great idea, okay locations, weapons that feel okay, and locomotion options that satisfy. Felt optimised enough on my 1080.Where it all sadly falls are when it comes to gameplay and feeling. Your first introduction to the game is a tutorial that treats you like an idiot, is tedious and slow and in a boring environment... you have nothing to look at while waiting for the unimaginative instructions to end. The game itself are either a one vs one or two vs two obstacle course with rooms filled with enemy bug-like aliens or transportation hazards that you most likely will have to teleport through. overall you move much faster when teleporting so you have to teleport a lot if you play against a ghost of another player that did it quick. oh yeah... ghost record of a nother players gameplay, you most likely wont find other players to play with, so will have to wait for 60 seconds and then play a one vs one against a ghost record ala mario kart. there are no bots so no 2 vs 2. As of release there are two obstacle courses with day and night variant for 1 vs 1... and the same for 2 vs 2.All of this sounds quite good, doesnt it? So why dont i recommend the game? because although shooting the guns feels okay, reloading feels okay...the combat feels tedious, MMO like, grinding. there isnt any tactics and you will see the same enemies over and over again. The enemies just doesnt feel fun. you dont need many different types of enemies, but the ones you have got to be fun and varied. no two enemies should fill the same role. i dont think the enemies find the same role here, but they just feel like the most generic implementation of a couple of different enemy types. there isnt any visual feedback while fighting them, no oomphf, no juice, just stilted animations. i mean jet force gemini got lots right in 1999 when it comes to visual feedback while fighting bugs, so seeing this released 20 years later in this state is just sad. I have a feeling that this is completely up to some higher up at devcube studio, actively making greedy decisions that just sucks good intentions and ideas of the devs dry and releases them just too early. The studios earlier game Farhome had the same problem, you could clearly see that there were some cool ideas and atleast initial intent from some of the artists to create a great game, hindered by rushing the game out too early in a state that is a disservice to everyone that have worked on the title. What this game had needed was 1.bots 2. level editor 3. physics, green splatter, flying ant heads 4. More thoughout enemies 5. varied challenges \u2013 take a look at To the top, rush, sprint vector, windlands, climbey, jet island, sairento, angelus brand vr experience, time transit vr for a couple of different ways to move in the environment that can work in an obstacle course. Mankind has loved obstacle courses since the beginning, so there shouldn\u2019t be any problem finding ideas outside of the VR realm either. 6. reflection time for, and trust in, the artists. time to bake.Imagine if this had been a drag and drop 3d mario maker like game, with varied enemies and clear visual feedback that something happens when you interact with the enemies by shooting them... instead of a health meter and MMO like behaviors.Competing against ghosts are no problem, not finding others to play with is not the problem. the problem is that the game is rushed, feels more like a mouse click on icon-targets game than a combat game. My hope is that whomever rushed this and farhome out the gates too early just resigns, because great potential and a really good idea that could sell well is lost here.. An awesome action! Perfect for those who was looking for a good shooter on VR.. Has camera shake that can't be turned off. One of the cardinal sins of VR there. I have an iron stomach, haven't gotten vr sick in a few years, but I played for 30 mins and got super sick. Avoid until developers add the option to turn it off.Aside from that it's an ok game in concept. Interesting idea making it a bit of a speedrunning raid. Gameplay feels clunky and hollow though. Enemies are very generic and don't offer much challenge. Guns are underwhelming and the reloading mechanic is super annoying. Cooldown based so you have to wait for the guns to reload themselves, which takes way too long and leaves you running around not being able to play the game for too long and too often.With some tweaking of the guns and adding the option for removing the camera shake it'd be worth it for the price.. Great idea, okay locations, weapons that feel okay, and locomotion options that satisfy. Felt optimised enough on my 1080.Where it all sadly falls are when it comes to gameplay and feeling. Your first introduction to the game is a tutorial that treats you like an idiot, is tedious and slow and in a boring environment... you have nothing to look at while waiting for the unimaginative instructions to end. The game itself are either a one vs one or two vs two obstacle course with rooms filled with enemy bug-like aliens or transportation hazards that you most likely will have to teleport through. overall you move much faster when teleporting so you have to teleport a lot if you play against a ghost of another player that did it quick. oh yeah... ghost record of a nother players gameplay, you most likely wont find other players to play with, so will have to wait for 60 seconds and then play a one vs one against a ghost record ala mario kart. there are no bots so no 2 vs 2. As of release there are two obstacle courses with day and night variant for 1 vs 1... and the same for 2 vs 2.All of this sounds quite good, doesnt it? So why dont i recommend the game? because although shooting the guns feels okay, reloading feels okay...the combat feels tedious, MMO like, grinding. there isnt any tactics and you will see the same enemies over and over again. The enemies just doesnt feel fun. you dont need many different types of enemies, but the ones you have got to be fun and varied. no two enemies should fill the same role. i dont think the enemies find the same role here, but they just feel like the most generic implementation of a couple of different enemy types. there isnt any visual feedback while fighting them, no oomphf, no juice, just stilted animations. i mean jet force gemini got lots right in 1999 when it comes to visual feedback while fighting bugs, so seeing this released 20 years later in this state is just sad. I have a feeling that this is completely up to some higher up at devcube studio, actively making greedy decisions that just sucks good intentions and ideas of the devs dry and releases them just too early. The studios earlier game Farhome had the same problem, you could clearly see that there were some cool ideas and atleast initial intent from some of the artists to create a great game, hindered by rushing the game out too early in a state that is a disservice to everyone that have worked on the title. What this game had needed was 1.bots 2. level editor 3. physics, green splatter, flying ant heads 4. More thoughout enemies 5. varied challenges \u2013 take a look at To the top, rush, sprint vector, windlands, climbey, jet island, sairento, angelus brand vr experience, time transit vr for a couple of different ways to move in the environment that can work in an obstacle course. Mankind has loved obstacle courses since the beginning, so there shouldn\u2019t be any problem finding ideas outside of the VR realm either. 6. reflection time for, and trust in, the artists. time to bake.Imagine if this had been a drag and drop 3d mario maker like game, with varied enemies and clear visual feedback that something happens when you interact with the enemies by shooting them... instead of a health meter and MMO like behaviors.Competing against ghosts are no problem, not finding others to play with is not the problem. the problem is that the game is rushed, feels more like a mouse click on icon-targets game than a combat game. My hope is that whomever rushed this and farhome out the gates too early just resigns, because great potential and a really good idea that could sell well is lost here.. An awesome action! Perfect for those who was looking for a good shooter on VR.. WMR USERS!There is a beta branch to op into that allows for thumbstick movement soo major thumbs up for that.I can see this game becoming a huge part of esports if the devs keep adding more maps\/courses whatever you want to call them.Your objective is to beat the other player to the other side, sounds simple rite? Wrong. You can not just run straight to the other side.On each course there is something like 4,5, or 6 stages i don't remember exactly. In each stage you have to complete an objective while shooting and blowing up things that are trying to kill you. During these stages there are also obstacles to overcome that are quite difficult until you die a bunch of time and get the hang of it. The final stage is a boss fight each very unique and different from one another in the 2 courses i tried so far. Lots of fun and also hard till you know what to do. During all this time your opponent (another player) is on the side of you running the same exact course. You can see their progress just by looking at them.There are different light and heavy weapons to unlock each with a secondary fire mode and gadgets also.I ran into some performance issues so that can be improved upon.I hope this game does not get abandoned because this has soooo much potential. Has camera shake that can't be turned off. One of the cardinal sins of VR there. I have an iron stomach, haven't gotten vr sick in a few years, but I played for 30 mins and got super sick. Avoid until developers add the option to turn it off.Aside from that it's an ok game in concept. Interesting idea making it a bit of a speedrunning raid. Gameplay feels clunky and hollow though. Enemies are very generic and don't offer much challenge. Guns are underwhelming and the reloading mechanic is super annoying. Cooldown based so you have to wait for the guns to reload themselves, which takes way too long and leaves you running around not being able to play the game for too long and too often.With some tweaking of the guns and adding the option for removing the camera shake it'd be worth it for the price.. This is most definitely one of the best VR games out there right now.Pros:- Awesome co-op experience- Runs great, looks greatCons:- I found it difficult to properly aim with grenades
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