Spare Teeth VR Reviews

good game, could be great if they added hotseat multiplayer.

Spare Teeth is a fun VR game and cheap too. Worth it for goofing around.

Interesting concept, great visuals with a nice art style. Unfortunately I'm judging from the videos, because I was unable to actually play the game due to a lack of support for the Oculus touch controllers. Couldn't get past the menu. What a shame. Hopefully developers will consider spending a bit of extra time to implement Oculus support. I don't understand why wouldn't they, considering that Oculus headsets are getting sold out, so there are plenty of potential players there.

It was enjoyable, I'd love to see more of this kind of gameplay. Just to set expectations, the physics are wonky and releasing the ball is a bit awkward on WMR. Regarding the previous, early access, review, the devs have updated the left hand controls

This is great if you have kids and LOTS of space to play it in. If you've got a cramped area or are looking for a really accurate bowling game with some extra on the side, this game is not for you. You'll break your controllers off the walls and ceiling trying to hit flying teeth with bowling balls :) It's also a bit short; the 18 holes can be played through in under an hour. But, replayability is high due to all the fun things to do besides rushing through the levels.

Not just a bowling game Not just a golf game A combination of both. Take a trip to an alternate universe where odd creatures are looking down at you as you steer large golf balls on a obstacle ridden miniature golf course. Really enjoyable and different.

The amount of personality here is just bizarre. The main issues I had were that the hands are at an angle with my index controllers and you can't adjust it unless I missed that option, and on one of the stages the ball gets caught really easily. But otherwise this game feels incredibly detailed and has so many touches all over the place. It's really lively.

Well I really wanted to like this game. It looks fun, and it IS fun when it's playable. I am not sure how this was managed, but somehow this game actually is nearly impossible to play as a left hander. I have to say I've never had trouble bowling.. or golfing.. and should not have an issue with a game like this were it not for some strange design decisions. You see, you start the game on an alley, which is awesome, but you are placed on the far left hand side of the run. The game then proceeds to align your playspace as if you would not need to be over the center of the lane on the other side to #1 see all the way down the court where you would actually choose to roll the ball, and #2 actually be able to get a good throw in down the line. I have a fairly large play area, and even gave it a go on my other VR systems to see if it was just one of them not playing nicely with the play space. Sadly no. I tried strange angles anyway, but once the levels get at all complicated It's just more frustrating than fun. I will keep an eye out for a mechanic change or a viable workaround, but as it stands I cannot recommend this title.. at least if you are a leftie and don't feel like playing switch-bowler. To the right handed folk, from what I was able to play it seems reasonably well put together, but I was not able to progress far enough to see how long the production value hold up. As always I will update my review if anything changes.