VR Mini Bowling 2 Reviews

Good game, maps loads fast, has good scenery. Would recommend

I like the concept of this game and it can be quite fun, but it has a game breaking bug: > If you press the button to pick up the bowling ball too early, the game will not let you pick it up at all. Thus forcing you to restart. If it happened rarely I could ignore it, but it happens fairly constantly; Even when I tried to avoid it by waiting for the bowling ball to fully reload to attempt to pick it up.

Really enjoyable and I like the creativity of the courses. The only thing I wish is that they would add custom courses or a steam workshop as that would add so much extra playtime to the game.

A very casual, laid back and fun game to play! Simple yet novel idea, would be a great party game, except now with social distancing it def could use an online multiplayer mode! Simple yet novel and creative idea, well executed and performs/handles well.

[h1]Experienced on the Oculus Rift[/h1] You can view my gameplay & initial impressions review here: https://youtu.be/gAFOZUdagp4 VR Mini Bowling 2 is a combination of arcade bowling and mini golf. If you enjoyed the first VR Mini Bowling game, then you'll definitely enjoy this follow up. I had fun and I think it's something that would be enjoyable for the whole family. There are 5 (10 lane) courses, along with 5 different modes. You have your standard mode with power-ups, a mode without power-ups, stroke mode (which counts the amount of strokes to get all pins down), timed mode, and finally just normal (traditional) bowling. The power-ups include wacky things like making the bowling ball a lot bigger or have it split up into three bowling balls, a fast ball, and a bowling ball with an orbiting smaller bowling ball. You can teleport around the area. You press trigger to automatically get the bowling ball to your hand. The physics are not realistic, but it's arcade fun anyways. You can unlock various looking bowling balls by completing tasks. You can play local multiplayer with up to 4 players. There are online leaderboards as well for each mode and course. The graphics and sounds aren't the best, but I found the courses to be quite inventive and just fun to play. If you enjoy mini golf type gameplay, then you'll probably enjoy this new take on mini golf ... with bowling balls and pins. I only paid $5 USD because I owned the previous version of VR Mini Bowling and it's a great deal at that price. The normal price may be a bit too high for what's here but the current sale price of 40% off on Steam release also seems like a good deal for what you're getting.