A-10 VR Reviews

AH! A-10 the game i call the little brother to Space Pirate Simulator. This is a good space pirate entry level game. Space Pirate got a HUGE update so that unfortunately makes A-10 a even littler brother. The price is right on and the game has some differences...enought to make it different than Space pirate. The enemies come on screen shoot at you and try to escape through a portal. its easy at first. But does ramp up the difficulty with faster enemies and more enemies. the weapon reload is fun to do you sling the controller down to reload the gun and get an audio que that you reloaded. You can reload after every shot if you want. its a good game for a small play area. you dont do a ton of dodging. I dont really know what to recommend to make it better but its fun for the price and has a spot in my collection.

This is the best casual shooter for VR. It is better than the more famous space pirate trainer. A-10 has got significantly better graphics, more variety in the enemies and in their behaviours. Jebooman might be a better shooter but there is more of a learning curve there. A-10 is very intuitive and the learning curve is purely in aiming skills. For the price, it is definetly the first shooter to purchase. Also, it is one of few "games", rather than demos, that is ideal to show VR to curious friends and family.

This game is a throwback to the arcade, but in VR, and it's wicked. Graphics are old school looking video game gorgeous, they are not going for realism, rather the opossite, but still beautiful none the less. Music, a trancey score that fits well with the vibe of the game, hopefully some more variation will be added. Gameplay, just a simple concept, you have two weapons, both pistols, both can have the same pulse ammo, or one can be a single shot beam, or both can be a single shot beam, it's up to you, I prefer one of each. You shoot waves of orbs and ships that will explode if they get near your location, it's like missile command in full vr 3d, except all the enemies head straight for you. Haven't played hours yet, but that is going to change, this is what I love about video games, fun, fast, crazy, but still doable....

Solid 360 target wave shooter. You will need a full roomscale setup to do well. A major bonus is that it's priced correctly given the quantity and quality of content. There are two guns: a fully automatic bullet gun and a laser gun (shoots almost as fast as you can pull the trigger). There are 4 modes: Practice, Timed, Survival, and Attack. You shoot either flying drones, missiles, flying bombs, or and some flying drones give powerups that slow down time or give bonus points. You do get bonus points for being on target without missing (good luck with that!). My clear favorite mode was attack mode. You are evading attacks on this mode. Although some of the attacks are hard to see. My biggest disappointment is that you can't always hear where enemies are coming from. So you have to keep your had on a swivel. I had a hard time seeing the lasers that shoot at you from seemingly out of nowhere. I don't think this is the best wave shooter out there. But it's polished and the attack mode is fun. I did not really enjoy the timed mode. The survival mode was just okay for me. However, this is something that anybody can pick up and start playing right away so it's great for VR noobs. Just ignore the global leaderboards, I have no idea how those high scores were achieved. Rate 6.5/10. Good value for your money, especially if you find it on sale.

My favorite shooter game. Makes you feel like you are the movie shooting anything that moves with 2 guns. Really cool gameplay and it is a workout. I am sweating after 20 mins of playing this game. Definitely getting a good arm workout from this game!

[h1]Reviewed using HTC Vive Pro[/h1] 🤖Sci-fi Gallery Range has stunning outer space landscape in arcade style meant for all skill levels! So hone your sharp shooting dual wield skills here 👽 Global and Local Leaderboards.

This game gets my thumbs up, but it's not a "big up" If you read my review for "Space Pirate Trainer" this game is almost the same thing... but not as well done. Actually, there's way more game modes so I guess there's more potential here. It could use some more polish for sure. Basically, you're put on a floating platform in a "space" kind of environment surrounded by a series of blue portals (not like the ones from the Game portal though). Each of these portals can spawn enemies and also provide a way for enemies to exit the area. Once again you've got two guns with different firing modes, but no shield this time. Each gun has only two modes... a precision laser and a plasma firing pistol. The gun sights are big and thus easier to see to aim as well. The difference here between this game and SPT is that you have a finite amount of ammo and you have to aim downward to reload (like the old arcade light gun games). SPT handled this by giving your weapons a "battery" that slowly recharged as you stopped firing so you never had to stop and reload. Reloading takes the focus off the action, though to be fair, waiting for a slow recharge is worse (when your weapon is down to zero charge). Anyway, it's still fun, but it feels more like target practice than defending a point. Things I liked about this game: [list] [*] It's like the light gun games of the late 80's and 90's. [*] The gun sights are actually worth using in this game (I guess they're bigger and that helps) [*] There's powerups that do stuff like add bonus points and slows time down [*] Game modes include Survival mode, Time Attack, Practice and Attack mode (where they actually shoot back) [/list] Things I didn't really like: [list] [*] Music wasn't memorable [*] I'm not a fan of having to reload, especially when one gun only gets 10 shots and the other gets 30. [*] this game has more going on behind you than SPT did, so you may find yourself twisted up in the cable as you turn around and around. [*] For the most part, the action was a lot slower in this game so it took a lot longer to build up to excitement. [/list] It's still a fun game, but if you had to pick between this game and Space Pirate Trainer, I'd say get Space Pirate Trainer.

WOW!!! This is the perfect example of an arcade shmup realised in virtual reality. There are a couple of other titles in this genre already on the market but this one is by far my favourite. The weapons are simple but with a great feeling of power. One is a one hit instagib type railgun, the other is a slower full auto plasma gun. The way to get high scores is by not missing so put the railgun in your dominant hand and when you have time line up your shots for maximum combo scores. When things get out of hand (and they do, oh boy they do) spray and pray with the plasma gun. Its a simple game with no story and very little depth, but for the same price as a pint this is amazing value for money. Well done dev for putting a realistic price on your title. And well done for making something that is polished and perfectly playable. 9/10

This is more or less a poor man's Space Pirate Trainer. Like that game and the VIVE, this was kind of a first party game for the OSVR headset, which I find interesting. Likely to go on sale alot and be a steal for $2.49. Compared to SPT, everything is a bit more alien though. It's got almost the same level of graphical fidelity and visual quality, but the effects and overall presentation is just very flaccid in comparison. No offense! The sounds are weird, especially with the guns. They very much make a 'pew-pew' sound. The enemies are more like silly space invaders rather then the scary death robots of SPT. It's been 261 days since the last update so that's basically it. It's fine. [spoiler]What does the name mean? Oh, duh, lookit that, it's so it sorts to the front of a search. Ha![/spoiler][list][*][quote]    ːai_flareːːshinealightːːai_flareː         ːai_flareːːshinealightːːai_flareː ːai_flareːːfirefliesːːatomicalːːfirefliesːːshinealightː   ːshinealightːːfirefliesːːatomicalːːfirefliesːːai_flareː ːai_flareːːatomicalː      ːatomicalːːai_flareːːatomicalː      ːatomicalːːai_flareː ːshinealightːːfirefliesː   ːpervertː   ːfirefliesː   ːdaisukiː   ːfirefliesːːshinealightː    ːai_flareːːatomicalː               ːatomicalːːai_flareː       ːshinealightːːfirefliesː         ːfirefliesːːshinealightː          ːai_flareːːatomicalː   ːatomicalːːai_flareː             ːshinealightːːfirefliesːːshinealightː                ːai_flareː [/quote][/list]

While Space Pirate Trainer might be the go-to for the dodge-and-shoot crowd, if you want a system where target-selection is more important and you have to keep checking over your shoulder, this is it! If you want to shoot, but don't want to dodge, then check out A-10 VR!