Bocce Time! VR Reviews

This game is a lot of fun and was extremely well made. I loved Vengeful Rites, and the developers have done it once again with another great VR game. Great physics, funny bots, fun maps, and I look forward to trying out multiplayer too! :D

Very fun, totally recommend playing this game with a friend! If I could suggest one thing, it would be to have a workshop to share maps and obstacles!

Quality Bocce ball. Single player and multiplayer options. Developers run an active server for finding opponents to play with.

This game is fun! Some skill, some luck, and good social game. I love to play with a group of friends, but also challenge the AI. I wish they allowed more than 4 people in a room. It would be fun to have multiple games going with different people in the room, but overall its great. Also recommend Walkabout Golf if you like this!

Fine small VR throwing game. Nice low-poly visuals, interesting courses with their own little quirks, satisfying mechanics. Throwing feels responsive, but not 100% true to life. Probably it was caused by my Reverb G2 controllers, that are not officially supported and slightly misaligned in the game. Physics felt ok, with different surfaces having different elasticity. Online MP appears half dead at the moment. Was not gonna use it anyway, since I am not confident enough in my aim :) Visual style is the same as in Walkabout Minigolf, but the levels here are not as good looking.

I've liked Bocce Ball ever since I first played on the court in my dad's back yard. Mind you, I'm not very good, but the game is something fun to do during a barbecue or other social event in the park or in your back yard. This game is a nice tribute to the sport. I find it colorful with the variety of courts available and the work put into their detail. The instructions are clearly layed out when one starts the game so the learning curve is quite easy. While multiplayer mode is available, I don't like playing that way. I just like playing in Single player mode. The robot one plays against in single player mode is entertaining to play against.

I like this game. I occasionally play bocce irl and this is a pretty good VR representation of the game, decent physics and fun courses/courts. Even more fun w friends. Reminds me very much of the style of walkabout golf ... do wish they would add some of the movement features that walkabout has, but the teleport is just fine. Music is a lil repetitive but it's damn catchy. Overall 8/10, could be more with a few minor improvements. I got it on sale fore like 6 but it's definitely worth the 9 bucks.

Games like that is why I love VR gaming. Buy, if you like to hang around with friends in a chill and cozy atmosphere. Unfortunatelly there's not many levels to play but the game is bang for the buck.

As someone who loves simple, quick VR games. I really enjoyed my time with this game and will definitely play more over time. My first time playing I played with a friend for around 45min and played almost every field. The games graphics are easy on the eyes and are reminiscent of other games like Walkabout Mini Golf. Definitely a good thing imo. I played this game through the RIft S and it ran very smoothly. My co-op partner was on the Index. [b]What I would like to see[/b] More fields to play on. I can't imagine it would be too difficult to add a lot of fields to this game. But the more the merrier. Especially since they don't take too long to complete. I would be more than happy to pay a $1 for an extra 18 fields in a certain biome (like a snow area, space etc). World/ball modifiers. The ability to change gravity, the size or the balls (even random each time it's your turn to throw), different ball objects like a octogonal sphere. Just random things that would add a fun twist to the game once you have played it a bit and have become a bit bored with the regular game.

So if you've played Walkabout, you're going to feel a little deja vous. The graphics and the music are carbon copied, you're on home ground if you don't mind swapping out the golf club for a game of throw the ball closest to the jack. It's a basic premise that seems to work, there's numerous options to change the throwing mechanic to suit. I was able to beat the AI a couple of times with just using the default grip button release, the process itself felt quite natural. Things got a little more interesting when playing on a level with obstacles, it's a bugger when the balls start bouncing off objects making the game more varied. Props to the developer for embracing OpenXR, it booted from my G2 seamlessly and the oculus touch controls mirrored the G2 controllers perfectly. Id take that as it works with WMR devices. Ultimately it comes down to do you enjoy throwing mechanics in VR. Not everybody does, but if you do then there's a serviceable game here which offers up a fun time.