Virtual Army: Revolution Reviews

why did i buy this game

This game has a bunch of potential. But for now, it is so buggy, that I cannot recommend it. You can be shot through walls, walk through walls, sometimes jump and sometimes not, random freezes, horrible optimization and bad audio. I am running a 2080ti and get horrible dropped frames and lots of stuttering. No matter what graphics level I choose, it will do this and the card is not being pushed at all. So it is clearly optimization and not my computer. Also the levels are really small and need to be much bigger. If the devs fix the bugs, this could be a good game. I hope they put some serious work into it, as it looks like an unfinished product at this point and really shouldn't have been released. I am sure they knew of these issue before release, but chose to sell anyway. I am fine with that if they needed capital, but they need to fix.

This game is good EXCEPT the locomotion mechanism is confusing and bug ridden. If the direction would be put on the non dominant hand it would be far better This is the bought version not the demo

not polished enough,no one online, bad AI, way better shooters out their, not worth time or money shame this was on my wish list.

Returns to main menu whenever I try to join a multiplayer game, got into a game once and was kicked back to menu after a minute. Might be a good game if it worked and more then five people were actually playing it globally at any given time.

While the game itself is fun it sadly lacks players. I was unable to play any online matches for 3 days in a row, because there simply weren't any servers.

[h1]Experienced on the Oculus Rift with Touch Controllers[/h1] You can view my review & gameplay here: https://youtu.be/zM_KoKFA3vs I'm not doing a normal review. This game is dead. No reason to review it at the normal price. No, what you want to know is what I wanted to know. Is this game worth getting at the deep discount price of $2.49 USD or lower? The answer obviously depends on you. For me, it was worth it. The bots aren't half-bad, especially on the hard difficulty. I had fun playing 4 v 4. There's Team Deatchmatch, Domination, Deathmatch, and Gun Game. Gun game doesn't work without another player online so good luck with that mode. Domination does work, but it's a little buggy as the enemy team seems to always cap the flag on their end of the map, even if there's nobody near the map. So you have to stay right on it if you want it to stay capped. TDM is definitely the best mode for this game. The AI is not the best, but it does a decent job of killing you for any mistakes you make. Sometimes they will just stand there and not notice you are right behind them. However, they do a decent job of overwhelming you. Spawns are pretty bad in this game. You can spawn with enemies right behind you and you'll die within a second. However, it works both ways as enemies can spawn right in front of you for easy kills. The locomotion is absolutely the worst thing about this game. It does have full locomotion and snap turning so you'd think it wouldn't be so bad. However, it uses the grip button in the direction of your controller to snap turn in that direction. Eventually you get used to it, but it's still not good. I really didn't notice any major bugs / errors. I think the game frame rates drop the longer you play the game and there are intermittent & sudden frame rate drops, but it otherwise usually runs at 90 fps even on my 1060 GTX. The graphics are okay. The sounds are okay. Game is the definition of mediocre. And while there is a nice variety of maps & themes for those maps for this price range (11 maps total), they are all square based in their layout, which is disconcerting. Some are smaller than others though. So should you spend $2.49 USD on this game? Well, maybe. If you like playing solo and just want a casual match against bots then this game may be for you. I had almost 2 hours of fun and although I will probably never play this game again, I feel I got my money's worth already. [b]Sale Price Rating 5/10.[/b]

I saw the trailer and got excited. I bought and was looking for a offline mode to practice and found out quickly there isnt one. Then I went to the server browser and saw one server online with 1 person in it. I joined and was having a hard time walking around. I guess you need to press the Grip button to turn instead of right thumbstick snap turning (Rift) like every other FPS game. Well I never found the other player supposedly in the map with me. I tried to find a server last night at 5pm PST so you would think I would find some more players being peak time. UPDATE: I was able to join a server with 9 people playing but right when I was starting to get the hang of the stupid Grip button to turn idea the game kicked me back to the menu. Then I joined the server again and I got kicked back to menu. This game isnt ready for prime time but will update if something changes

Was unplayable,..... garbage DO NOT BUY. Grab Pavlov for 7 bucks and Onward if you don't already have a copy.

Takes all the cool and immersive aspects of VR and cuts it out. I don't see how clunky menus and bad controls are more accessible than physically grabing items, something everybody already knows how to do. They also seem to have a focus on VR arcades but I can't think of anyone that would want to play a watered down experience compared to all the great VR shooters out right now.