Shoot The Zombirds VR Reviews

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This is insane. shoot evil birds in the head. A classic shooting gallery but with a twist and in virtual reality played this using oculus rift cv1

It's basic but oddly satisfying. The enemies keep evolving kind of curious to see how far it goes.

[h1]Experienced on the Meta Quest 2[/h1] If there was a sideways recommendation, that's what I would give this game. However, I can't thumbs up this game, not at this price. It normally sells for $5 USD, and I bought it on sale for $3.49 USD. Honestly though, this is at best a $2 USD game. It's just a stand-still (seat-still?) 180 gallery shooter. The twist is that every miss counts against you. If you miss too many times, then it's game over. So you really have to focus on accuracy. However, if you let a zombie bird go by, then it picks up one of the pumpkins, then you'll have to shoot it on its way back or else if you lose all your pumpkins it's also game over. Zombie birds are of different speeds & sizes & some take more shots to take down. Obviously, once you get the tiny ones that goes by fast, it will test your sharp-shooting skills. There's also some targets that show up that act as power-ups assuming you shoot it, then the crate that pops up, then shoot the marker to your left. Power-ups can increase the speed to increase the score & difficulty, or slow things down, or give you fury mode where you can shoot & kill fast. I didn't have fun ... at all. This game may have been fine in 2016 VR. It looks, feels, & plays like a mobile VR game for the Samsung Gear VR ecosystem. It does look okay for a mobile game. I didn't run into any issues. There's local leaderboards as well. [b]Rate 4/10. If you see most of the positive reviews, they couldn't play this longer than 30 minutes. Neither could I, out of sheer boredom, but then again, I didn't leave a positive review. I won't refund though.[/b] [quote]If you enjoyed my review, please consider joining my Steam Curator Group. You can join here: https://steamcommunity.com/groups/Oculus_WMR [/quote]

I don't understand how this only has a few reviews. It's one of the most fun games I've played in VR! Sure, there's not a lot of content. It's always the same stage with waves of birds. (Although - there's a bit of variety in the form of difficulty levels and the ability to turn off the laser sight.) But the gameplay is fantastic and so is the presentation. Which is more than I can say for plenty of other VR games that lack detail and feel awkward to control. The only thing I would criticize is that the leader boards are neither scrollable, nor does it show your position on the global leader board if you're not in the few top spots that you can see. Definitely worth the couple of bucks it costs!

very nice for a classic, challenging arcade shooter. Repetitive but increases in difficulty as you progress. Excellent VR graphics and sound. A good value for the money they're asking. You can't go wrong here if it's an arcade shooter you're after.

Such a great game to play and addicting, feels like I'm at a carnival. $4.99 not bad at all. Too much fun and different difficulties that increase speed and less arrows. Definitely recommend for sure if you have a VR.

I have been playing Shoot The Zombirds for years! starting with my Itouch and continuing with subsequent phones. I was so excited when I heard they were releasing a version for VR! I have been checking in constantly waiting for updates as the release date had been moved back a few times. Well, It's finally here! I'm probably biased because of the nostalgia but I love the game! It is a lot of fun and well worth the price! Also, the Halloween release was really good timing.

This game is awesome, the graphics and play mechanics are clean. Fun, Simple and challenging. Good work devs!

‘Shoot The Zombirds VR’ is a Halloween themed funfair shooter in which you need to take down as many zombie birds with a crossbow as you can. You start with 15 arrows and each one target you hit you get awarded points and every miss is minus one arrow. What you get here is a small amount of Halloween fun for a small price and that is OK, The play area looks good with a stage-like setting and some deep 3D making it look like a cardboard cutout game which is nice and you get a high score to challenge friends and family. Sadly you can’t dual-wield the crossbow nor are there any other weapons or play areas to unlock, but you easily get your money’s worth and that is good enough for me.