SwingStar VR Reviews

Well done Computer Lunch & Zero Eden Games. 5 stars.

This game is awesome! it's BIG fun. The Boss level is fantastic! But 25 levels just ain't enough, i'd like to have 100 more.

This turned out to be surprisingly enjoyable. The music and levels are fun and the concept is pretty simple, but still challenging to execute. I do recommend sitting on a stool or the like while you play. If you're looking for a fun, light-ish VR experience, give it a shot!

Fun little game with variations and cool boss fights, However i did felt this motion sickness from the begining but released after a while. I recommend that you sit down and play. I can recommend this game you get a lot for your money € 7.19

This is a fun puzzle game. Gotta say, one of the highlights of this game is the amazing music! Downside is, the game is pretty short, and not terribly difficult (I finished it in 100 minutes). The final boss battle was super cool, wish there was more.

This game reminds me a lot of several mobile games. However, this one is cleverly done. This game actually makes good use of VR to maximize the fun. You will have to look around to find the best way to get to the finish line (the bell) in as few swings as possible. Each level has a certain amount of recommended swings to get there. If you can get there in those amount of swings or fewer with as much health as possible, then you will likely get 3 stars and move on to the next challenge level. Of course, you don't need three stars to move on, but I recommend you do to that to get the most gaming fun time out of the title. Each level brings a new challenge, as the challenges get tougher, new mechanics are introduced. The puzzles/ challenges are not too difficult, nor are they too easy. You will have to not only think of how to best get to the finish line, but also execute correct timings. It's also fun watching the little boy get plastered after putting the \m/ heavy metal rules sign up :D Rating 6/10 sale price rating which is currently at $1.59 (I don't recommend this game at full price unless you have several kids interested as there will be virtually no replay value and it's not a very long game depending on your skill level)

This game surprised me. I wasn't expecting much but it's actually really fun. You have to swing around on a sticky hand and reach the bell to beat the level. There are other cool gizmos to latch on to, like purple jello that sucks you directly to it (hard to explain in a review!). This allowed the devs to have some cool puzzle ideas. There are a good variety of levels and the difficulty progression feels about right. Sticky hands were the best when I was a kid. Good stuff! My overview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mdZf2Y6oaxE

Surprised no review yet so I'll give you the quick first impression of this game. TL;DR: This is windlands in third person that doesn't give you nausea which I think worth the price it's asking. So this is a puzzle platformer where you guide this kid on the world, swinging into objects that you can stick your hand helmet with until you hit the bell (5th screenshot on store page). I didn't experience nausea at all when playing this game when I did have when I tried windlands on the very first minute I played it. No issues with the camera movement in this game. There is a star rating system where it scores you based on how many swings you made and remaining HP the kid has (you lose HP by bumping into the ground or objects) so there's a bit of replayability. Cartoonish art theme which works pretty great in VR due to the need of performance. Speaking of performance, I can supersample up to 3.0 on my 980Ti.