Zero Killed Reviews

To start with a good aspect: graphically this game is above average. It just makes me wonder when Half Life will make its debut in VR. Something in this game - maybe the textures, lights etc - resemble a mix between HL2 and Quake 2. But this is the only thing I liked. The game is not even close to an alpha release in my opinion. More like a public test during initial development, so they can find bugs quicker. When you enter a multiplayer game, there is no one there except you. And if you think, ok, empty server, let me try and find another, maybe play against bots... but there is no way to exit the match. Menu buttons don't do anything. The only way to quit it is shutting the game down through Steam VR menus. And after shuting down like this the game does not open anymore. I need to completely restart VR to try it again. Very annoying. Refunded. I will watch closely if things get better in the future.

At the begginning I have to say - game is okay. Controlls are weird, but I think that I get used to it. I tried a mode with bots and sometimes they are going crazy but it`s also a positive - they are easier to kill

Why servers here are so empty? That`s an amazing game, and I'm sad that I had to play with boots (but I still had fun)

Despite the amount of negative reviews, this game is a lot more fun than they make out. Probably because it's Early Access. Having said that, play this with a friend and you'll get a lot more out of it. Guns are good fun (realistic models) with satisfying results. Yeah. Sniper is great fun and reminds me of those arcade sniper games.

A lot of other reviews talk about the negative aspects of the game. I didn't really encounter any of these issues - having said that, things are way better than I thought they were going to be. Guns are sweet, the choices are numerous, and if you can get a mate to join you disarmingly fun. Give it a go, I'd say. It's going to get better from her on, I think.

To start - I think this game could be great. I think the majority of the problems stem from the gunplay, though, and this is evident within the first 10 minutes of the game. There are next to no options in the menu as it currently stands (rotation options, left handed mode on/off button, height, EU or US), the guns feel VERY mediocre to handle and a significant amount of smoothing is applied to them, the reloading is semi-manual (grab mag, put in mag, shoot) and there are no bolts or bolt-locks, no cocking mechanic, etc. The maps feel very poorly designed. The visual style is not cohesive and muzzle flares are mid-way between realistically sized and comically colorful lending the game's gameplay and appearance a more arcade-y feel than the aesthetic in the trailers would suggest. UI elements are obtrusive and block your view and player tags in-game are needlessly large. Also - an issue that seems to be being addressed is the placement of the hands on weapons. This game has possibly the most difficult hand placement in VR gaming and that's saying an awful lot - manipulation of the weapons is strange (possibly because of the weapon smoothing - maybe because there is a virtual stock in play). There are no tutorials whatsoever, even text tutorials. No offline mode to speak of - not even a firing range. There are currently no mics (also being worked on and addressed) and for a team-based multiplayer FPS to, at early access launch, not have mics is tantamount to making an offline terrorist hunt AI mode be always-online. I really really wanted to like your game, guys. And I assume you will fix it. But until then I have to get a refund because as it stands the game only makes me uncomfortable during play. These are very significant issues but, assuming your development team actually will see this game through to completion and will work on the issues mentioned above, it could very well be a great shooter.

This game had a lot of potential, but unfortunately it just wasn't great. It puts you straight in to menus, with no tutorial or controls. No explanations or anything. It was sort of, you find out as you go. There were no online games available so you can only play by yourself.

The graphics in this game are alright. The movements could be smoother. The concept is really cool, especially that everything is VR and more or less buttonless - you really only control your character's directional movements. Even to switch weapons you have to use your belt. It's fun but playing with the bots gets boring fast and the online multiplayer doesn't function for me most of the time.

I dont get where all the bad reviews come from. So far I played in solo with bots and against a friend on local network and I can assure you that this is a solid shooter. Owning bots with sniper rifle is very satysfying, controls are nice and have a good feel to it. Different classes of characters give the game a variety. So clrearly plenty to choose from and at very reasonable price. Thumbs up.

Still needs lots of work. The concept is very cool but still a lot of tweaking would need to be done before I could recommend it. The roloading is almost automatic minus the slip of a mag into the gun. Throwing and arming grenades is awkward. Also no menu to exit a server once you are in a game you have to shut the game down. Which means you need to reboot the entire VR for me. With active devs that listen to feedback from players and make some adjustments accordingly I could see this being a great game for the price. Great Variety in weapons and play styles is great. The firing of the gun feels good as well. If only the server had more then me I would of liked to seen how that felt to shoot another player. I will recommend after some updates that make it playable.