Kingdom Run VR Reviews

stupendous confectionery i am addicted

Miguel the Mummy, more like Miguel the DADDY <3

Tried to hug a mummy, didn't end well. Will see if I have better luck with the skeleton. 10/10 great game 💎

i was there from the beginning of time when time game was merely in its grey block stages, ahhh good times! 10/10 !!!!

A lot of fun, constantly engaging.

Playing VR games usually make me feel quite sick, but the option of varying speeds in Kingdom Run really helps with this and means I can enjoy playing without feeling motion sickness so quickly. Really enjoying it so far, looking forward to playing more!

Genuinely fun game and after playing even for a short time, I do feel like I've done a work out 😅 The different theme and weapon options are really cool as well.

Imagine this. It's 2005, and you just got back from school. Father is feeling pretty lethargic after a hard day of working, so you decide to amplify your kinship with him by asking about his past. "Sit down Son," he says, as he begins to bewail, his gaze not leaving you. You sit as instructed on your favourite ICarly beanbag, filled to the brim with beans your mother obtained from an advertisement she recently received in her AOL inbox. Your father continues his story and begins to explain how things were different back in the day, how getting to school was a mission of life and death. He's briefly spoken about his journeys to school and how I was lucky to be able to just get a bus, but he's never explained why his travels were so deadly, not until now... Father explained how he had a name for his miraculous, yet treacherous journey. He called it, the "Kingdom Run". Elucidating in the most opulent and lavishing way he possibly good, he speaks of the menacing route taken to his phrontistery. Dodging arrows, evading walls that closed in and fell from beneath his feet. He lived through it all, and I listen in awe through every detail, gobsmacked and shaking in amazement at how my father was able to do all this at my age. The story, however, took a dark and hair-raising turn. Father spoke of a "figure", that used to stop him in his tracks, making his passage to school much more arduous... The figure's name? Father didn't know, but he was given a nickname by all the local children... They called him, "Miguel". Miguel was said to be one of the most dangerous entities, wanted by local police he was untouchable. Father explained he was swift, agile, and worst of all anyone who tried to grab him was struck by the deepest of cuts from his sharp edges. Miguel's purpose was said to stop kids from getting to school, causing them to hit the obstacles they tried to evade by just... standing there...menacingly. To put it in Zoomer terms, he was the town's own [i] sash wringing... the trash thinging... mash flinging... the flash springing, bringing the the crash thinging the... [/i] Yes, that's right. THE HAS-SLINGING SLASHER! So here's the conclusion. You might be wondering why all of this is necessary for a review, you might not have even read this far. The reason is this... This lore & history accurate game provides a first-person perspective of what our ancestors had to go through, just to achieve what we do so easily, Going to school, walking to the shop for a pack of sugar paper, the Kingdom Run is how they did it. EVERY. TIME. EVERY. JOURNEY. If you want to experience how our ancestors used to travel, then play this game. See if you would survive, the Kingdom Run.

I'm already addicted and terrible at it , I love slicing gemss!! 🙌💀

TL/DR: This game is unplayable. Text bomb inc! I wanted to like this game. I have a thing for endless runners. The swords are at the wrong angle. It makes it difficult to slash. The mobs have issues. One thing I hated was that they will just phase through an obstacle you are dodging. The obstacles have issues. At the hard difficulty, obstacles just block the entire path. No preview modes in the store, no click to confirm buy. No audio settings. Yeah, save your $. Even at $1.40, I paid too much for this unplayable piece.