IrreVRsible Reviews

this is a very addictive arcade style zombie shooter! I made a 1.5 minute video review of the game here! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F0DK28A-Pk0

This game is simple and may look a bit old, but it is still pretty fun! You have to kill zombie hordes from two sides. It starts getting complicated with more and more zombies. May be a bit repetitive, but if you always use the katanas, you get a good workout too. For me it was worth playing a while, but maybe is not for long periods. A kind of "Fruit Ninja" with zombies, less polished but still fun and with cool music.

I bought it on a discount sale so a perfect deal. I was impressed with the gameplay mechanic, ninja katana + throwable swords, guns and the rush of zoombies. I've played many VR FPS (high cost too) but this one stands out among them. No worry about bullet limits, rush fight, sword style, nice background and superb music. A must play FPS for people who love martial arts and swords willing to face rush fights and get their hands dirty. The challenge increases level by level so you must be active enough. A fun game for daily rush fights and enjoy with outstanding music in style. I didn't like waiting on a spot for zombies instead it should have free movement at least to be more interactive. Other than this, a nice game.

Good game but i wish there were checkpoints or savegames. Runs flawlessly on quest2

Very basic stationary shooter. Waves of enemies approach and must be picked off. Nothing special at all and has been bettered 100 times over now. best avoided.

[0.4] Controls & Training & Help [0] Menu & Settings [0.3] Sound & Music [0.4] Graphics [0.4] Game Design [0] Game Story [0.3] Game Content [0.5] Time to complete feels ok? (& if the Game can be repeatedly played again) [0.3] is it Enjoyable & Fun? [0] Could it hold a spot in Favorites? [0] BONUS point: Multi-Player related [0.5] BONUS point: Review for VR Stars received: 3.1/10 ___ Note: v.3 [0.0 to 1] = personal impressions Game description key-points: first-person slasher "on a dummy" Just wave your straight arms about 60 degree against spawning points. Overview: another example with lazy DEVs, simple and boring game. Not even focused on details and versatility for the existing items. No wonder why just 3400+ users have tried it. Yes graphics is fine to make it playable, but few rounds and players drop-out from this game.

An excellent start with promise. While its 'another zombie game' when we have hordez, zombie simulator, brookhaven experiment, etc, it does well to set itself apart already. The zombies ragdoll and flop around when you kill them. You unlock better weapons during a round by getting headshots and killing zombies with your katana. And you can throw said katana, which is extremely fun and amusing. The dev is also fairly responsive with the community so far, which is a plus.

OK. It is not bad for the price. BUT It need to be polished. (1).In game font and interface is poor (2).movement of zombies is unnatural (3).zombies' modeling is poor (4).physics is poor Even though above problems This game is quite fun. and music Is good.

[h1] Played on the Oculus Rift with Touch Controllers. No issues [/h1] I got this on sale for .49 cents and can easily say it is worth at least 2 quarters. Hell, it may even be worth 8. This is a mindless 360 zombie wave shooter with a katana always at your ready. And there ain't a thing wrong with that because the gameplay is fast, tight, and extremely fun. You get higher scores for better kills, like headshots. And all the appropriate killing animations are there. Game has more than a few zombie types to keep you entertained. It also has a combination of either handguns, semi-assult rifle or katana. No reloading necessary. Sale Price Rating 7/10. Mindless zombie shooting has never been more fun. If it moves, shoot it. Ask questions later.

Gameplay is very simplistic - wave both swords in front of you and you're pretty much guaranteed not to lose. Graphics aren't particuarly good or varied for even an Early Acccess game. No challenge or 'fun' value to be had makes this game a 'play and forget' experience. Still, VR is in its infancy and hopefully we'll see some better more interactive titles in the coming months.