Munch VR Reviews

More fun than it should be. Bought it for my kids, and they like it a lot. I have played it just as much myself though. Fun to chase for a new highscore, gets challenging at the later levels. Nice little polished game, that runs great (980ti).

Great VR game for the kids. Probably not enough here to satisfy older players.

This is one of the few VR games I let my 4 year old daughter play. She loves to try on the goggles and watch the fish swim around her. The point of the game is to eat the smaller fish with your fish, but that doesn't matter that much to her. Just watching everything around her is enough. We played the demo a lot. If I could request a feature it would be a pure aquarium mode. There could be 2 modes - just cute fishes and one that includes fish that have teeth. Mabye with some interaction of some kind. Treasure hunt? Thanks for making this game! It makes it possible for an old gamer-dad to share VR experiences with the kids.

Here's my first time gameplay video: https://youtu.be/dasSgyvO108 Overall this is a pleasent little game; it runs well and the graphics are pretty. For some reason I can't get over how derpy the face of fish you control looks; kept making me laugh. For me it got a bit repetative after the 10th wave but my attention span is meh and I was drunk at the time of playing. I think the price is a bit much for what they're asking; I feel at most maybe $10; but I'm keeping it anyways since I know my 4 year old neice and nephew will love playing this.

Good game for every age, i will say tho, i was dissapointed there's no free-roaming/infinite mode :/ (or at least i couldn't find it). If you're new to VR (like i am), i would classify this as a horror game :'D Everytime i turned around and saw one of those big black fish i would scream!

I like it! The concept is simple, but it's really well done. Your prey swims around the entire volume of your playspace, and chasing the fish down with your controller feels like an excellent use of room-scale VR.

If you like the classic Fishy games, you will love this little game. These have always been a favorite of mine, so I very much enjoyed this one. That said it is a small "wave shooter" or eater in this case. The game is just not all that big, so the asking price of $15 might be high, thogh on a good sale I'd very much recomend this to anyone who likes the game type.

A very simple concept executed very well: Avoid bigger fish and eat smaller fish until you are big enough to eat the bigger fish. What this game does so well is, that it really makes great use of room scale. You will be ducking, reaching up, turning around and waving your arm about to fill your little fish belly while not filling another fish's belly. After the end of your play session you will be sweating a bit and probably need to untangle your HMD's cord. (Wireless VR can't come soon enough...) The graphics are firmly in the good enough department and the more cartoonish style fits the overall theme quite well. Sound is truly nothing to write home about but I also didn't find it annoying. The asking price - in my opinion - is not too much. This is 0-hour for high-end VR still, there's so damn few of us consumers that you can't simply compensate low margin with high volume. That means even simple games need higher price tags to be economical. You bought an insanely expensive VR HMD and the hardware to run it so don't skimp on the content if you really want to bootstrap this industry.

The asking price is at LEAST tripple what it should be. The game is extremely simplistic and super repetitive. Wish I refunded this in time.

The game needs [i]a lot[/i] more polishment. Although is is playable and has a lot of potential it seems to me rather like a quick hack then a lovingly designed piece of software. pro: - nice concept - neat fishes - room scaling works fine - I like the look of the fishes contra: - the sound quickly becomes annoying: - sounds more like being in a bathtub then being underwater in the sea. - the munching sound is only one modulated sample. Monotonous. - unlike suggested by the trailer there is no music - badly working collusion detection - the fishes sometimes swim through each other - especially when moving slowly your fish is shuddering - some fishes need a more polished animation - fishes appear out of nowhere / baly set spawn points - would not have been much work to hide them - low detail landscape - becomes repetitive quickly If this game would cost about two euros I would have nothing to moan about it. It's price is far too high.