Crashed Lander Reviews

It has fun physics. What a nice world to explore.

Great game one of the better one on the market for the oclus rift nice job. Let the coommunity make levels also and you got a earl vr wwinner

best played with dk2 i loved the demo and the full game is even better right click on the game and click direct to rift works perfect and well worth the money.

Anyone that owns a DK2 should buy this game, there is a definite wow factor and there is a lot of content! Even if you don't have a Rift, this is still a fun game. On normal mode the controls are tight and pulling off a fast level completion feels rewarding. The hard mode is a challenge in a surgeon simulator kind of way that is even more fun to watch people play.

Got this many years ago to test my knock off PS3 controller, and enjoyed it. Now with a Steam Deck I'm really enjoying it, I probably should set up gyros to control the camera to see the killer clouds chasing me....

Fun game. Best play with keyboard and mouse or gamepad. Starts off easy then gets harder. A lot of replayabilty.

Wasn't sure about this game from all the bad reviews, but it's quite the changeup from most VR games out there. VR actually adds to the depth of the gameplay as you can better see the terrain and navigate your vehicle through the 360 labyrinth as fast as possible. Your vehicle will explode if it takes too much damage. I wish there was a way to know how much damage your vehicle has taken though. It seems as soon as it starts smoking, it's about to explode. I do recommend this game, especially if you can get it at the current sale price of $2.49. There's lots of levels to get stars in (like mobile games), but each level is pretty unique (some levels look the same, but have different challenges in them). It runs smoothly and the different languages added make it quite unique (even the credits are done interestingly). I played this game with xbox controller on Oculus Rift and I had zero problems. Ran very smoothly. Rating 7/10 considering the value here

Nice game, there are about 50 different level which include jumping from platform to platform or flying through rings. If you have a dk2, you can consider buying this game, although 5 Euro is no that cheap for a simple game like that, plus it is a little nauseating for me. Still, props to the developer .

For anyone who likes the idea of a 3D Lunar Lander, I can recommend this game. The objective is to pilot your small spacecraft / drone through different environments and land it on all of the landing pads of each level as quickly as possible. The challenge is that you have to deal with gravity, environmental hazards, and landing pads that are sometimes camouflaged or obscured. Similar to the original Atari Lunar Lander, there isn't any combat and you don't ferry any cargo. The environments you pilot your ship through are varied and imaginative, and you can further challenge your flying skills by flying through rings in a type of challenge mode. There is also a ‘hard’ mode that basically makes flying your ship a much more manual and hands-on process, as well as hidden objects to find throughout the game. For the modest asking price, there is a good amount of content. It doesn’t take too long to see everything, but a lot of the fun comes from the challenge of completing levels as quickly and as recklessly as possible. I feel this type of game appeals mainly to a niche audience, and if you fall into that niche this game is worth checking out.

It's rather barebones but it's charming in its simplicity and has quite a few challenges to master if you enjoy that Pilotwings style gameplay of landing and going through hoops while you rocket your way through the levels as fast as you can for record times. Visually the game has some interesting scenarios to plunge through with your propane powered piece of panzer so there's that to look forward to.