VectorWave Reviews

its too hard past lvl 5

For $4.99 you can't go wrong with this one if you enjoy tower defense games.

Definitely not the best VR tower defense game, hell, it's barely an appropriate use of VR at all, but I like VectorWave alot. It has lots of levels, spacey music, and I think the simplicity and cleanness of it all sells to me. It gets pretty hard after the first several levels, and you might end up playing the same level many times with only slight variations in your placement in an attempt to get it right, all the waves appear programmed and not randomized, and I like that too.[spoiler]Try the demo! Wait, it's free now. Hell yeah.[/spoiler][list][*][quote] ːframe06ːːframe06ːːframe06ːːframe06ːːframe06ːːframe06ːːframe06ːːframe06ː ːlinked1ːːabz4ːːglareːːframe04ːːframe08ːːdonaldtoadːːabz3ːːlinked1ː ːabz4ːːdonaldtoadːːcrescentːːframe04ːːframe08ːːdonaldtoadːːstarskyfaerieːːabz3ː ːwalightːːsawy3ːːdonaldtoadːːframe04ːːframe08ːːstuntrapːːdonaldtoadːːwalightː ːlinked1ːːframe06ːːframe06ːːframe05ːːframe07ːːframe06ːːframe06ːːlinked1ː ːlinked1ːːLitLanternːːdonaldtoadːːTheTimeSlowerːːTheTimeSlowerːːTheTimeSlowerːːTheTimeSlowerːːlinked1ː ːlinked1ːːTheTimeSlowerːːdonaldtoadːːframe08ːːnephsleepːːframe06ːːframe04ːːlinked1ː ːlinked1ːːTheTimeSlowerːːdonaldtoadːːframe08ːːmomozzzːːTheTimeSlowerːːframe04ːːlinked1ː ːframe02ːːframe02ːːframe02ːːframe02ːːframe02ːːframe02ːːframe02ːːframe02ː [/quote][/list]

its a funny, little game. I tried it and I had agreat time. In my opinion its underrated

Fun tower defense game that succeeds where a lot of other TD games have failed. It is smart in how ramps up the difficulty and has a great "one more time" feeling. Wonderful game for the price. Quibbles: * Make sure you have a good CPU, especially if you're running the Vive Wireless Adapter. I have an i5-65k with a 1080, and I had to scale the graphics way back to avoid the fuzzies. * Love the flexibility in where I put the towers, but dropping them, they sometimes float a little off if I don't hold my hand exactly still. * I would appreciate being able to pick up towers without bending all the way over.

the 1e few levels are fun 2 play but after a level of 6 the enemeys get to stong. you earn 2 little cash 2 defeat enemys, it takes the fun out of the game. i brought the game in the sale for 1Euro, i wasted 1 euro... play the demo, dont buy this game.

9/10 Very fun, very challenging. Full of strategic depth. Exactly what one should demond of TD. VR works extremely well. My only gripe is that one level (in the middle) is impossibly difficult, and the developers have said that they have difficulty with it themselves and have questioned whether to reduce the difficulty. Um, yes. Yes you should. If you can't do it, what chance do us plebs have? Great game though, adictive, fun, challenging.

Awesome and somewhat straight forward Tower Defense, DEFINITELY worth the $1 sale price. I'd honestly pay up to $5 for this, though the normal $10 is a bit too much unless you're a huge Tower Defense fan. As a new VR player, one thing I have struggled with a lot is glide movement. In this game, you move around by holding the movement button and moving your hand/the controller in physical space, so you can actually control the exact speed you move! It's very intuitive and newcomer-friendly, and much appreciated! The gameplay is pretty much what you'd expect. Several tower types with multiple (2) upgrade paths each, and you place them around a path that enemies come through. However the way you select and place towers, using a specialized type of controller in your off hand, works really well and helps give the feeling of this not just simply being a Tower Defense VR port. It's very much made for VR, with a cool Tron-esque visual style, great retro music, and simple but artistically relevant and nice looking enemies and towers. Would definitely recommend this for up to $5, and I expect it will take at least 2 or 3 hours if not several more to play through all the levels and challenges and such My ONLY complaint is that I can not seem to scale up/down. The options display controls clearly, but I think I'm missing something.. I'm sure I'll figure it out eventually, and the fact that it's a feature only further bolsters this game's fun and value