Rest In Pieces Reviews

This is a good game for VR beginners (for VR FPS gaming with movement), it has gentle difficulty curve and very simple control systems. It has some quirks (with weapon holsters and a melee weapon picking problem), but it's still very good and straightforward. 8/10

Although this game looked cool in the videos, the game play is horrible. The guns, swords and everything else feels off. Like they pushed this game out before it was a final product. Steer clear!

I didn't have any real issues with the controls, they are a bit clunky and the person in the trailer is clearly well practiced with them to the point that they don't resemble real gameplay. I've had glitches but only one or two across several missions. It seems lots of people are having issues with it but on windows with my specs it seems to work just fine. Maybe test this game first to see if your computer agrees with it.

I give it a solid "Meh". - Guns have no weight to them at all, no recoil, you basically point enemies to death - No melee feedback at all - Small levels and no exploration, game drops you in relatively small arena maps and spawns enemies around you - Player and enemies are far to slow to invoke Doom-like gameplay(despite everything else trying to emulate Doom) + Some gun unlocking and skill progression + Good variation in enemy design and behavior + Same for weapons + Ok-ish generic metal soundtrack + Nice graphics + Runs perfectly on linux(using proton)

[h2]Enjoy exhilarating shooting while listening to NWOBHM![/h2] This game is a typical first person shooter. Unlock weapons by challenging missions, upgrade weapons and skills with clear rewards, and challenge higher level missions. The game rules are very simple, "Kill or be killed?" Pick up items and shoot enemies while making good use of the terrain of each stage. The exhilarating feeling when you defeat it with unlocked and upgraded weapons is the best. I love that the game is so simple like this.

Playing on the Vive. The controls are still not working properly: you have to actually keep the grip buttons depressed to hold items, the Vive wands don't work well this way. I also could not get the run button to function. It looked like a decent shooter otherwise, and I was interested but it needs more polish.

If i had to describe this game id call it doom if it were a waveshooter.. Upgradeable perks, weapons different playable characters with various boosts to stats like armor, health, run ect.. For the price its one of my favorite wave shooters. Slandaro

fun game but very short. you only get 3 missions and 3 arena fights, so there isnt a lot in terms of missions to do but what it does give is fun and it is priced accordingly though i think it should be right around $8-10. You can replay the missions on higher diffuculty which will give you more of a reward to unlock more guns, perks, and upgrades. You get a pretty good selection of weapons to pick from. The graphics look pretty nice. The devs have been very nice about adding things that I know I have at least asked for like smooth turning. Its about the closest thing I've seen to a true Killing Floor game in VR. Would have been amazing if they went all the way with it as we dont have a KZ like game in VR yet and I'm sure many in the VR community such as myself are just drooling to play a real KZ like game in VR.

I played for about 2 hours and find the game really fun. My only complaint is that there is no smooth turning at the moment. The developer told me that he will fix that in an update that should be releasing soon. If you like video game metal and running around shooting skeletons, zombies, demons and other monsters in the face definitely give this a try. I also tested streaming the game to my Quest with Virtual Desktop and it worked great. Check out some gameplay here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dcm-WRQSE78

Here's my "Gaming Necessities Checklist", and whether this game has them or not: 1) Loads of action: CHECK! 2) The RIGHT amount of difficulty: CHECK! 3) Awesome level and character design: CHECK! 4) Full on immersion: CHECK! 5) A killer Heavy Metal soundtrack to back up your killing sprees: CHECK! 6) A developer who cares, and is active in discussions: CHECK!!!!!! Seriously, GET THIS GAME if you look for the same things in a game that I do. You won't be disappointed! Feels real good to finally (in VR that is) be able to just shoot scary-ass creatures and feel like a bad-ass!