RADtv Reviews

Only had a little play through but was very fun and seems a well crafted VR game, ideal for family sessions. Pros: Looks great and runs great. VR is used really well. Fun for the family to play together. Lots of different little games and some unlocks for replay value. Cons: Mini games are very short.

We *love* this game - the graphics are awesome, the controls are (95%) extremely intuitive and the mini-games are all unique and fun. There are two faults: - It is very easy for players to accidentally reset the game between rounds (if they hold two buttons on the loading screen then it takes you back to the main menu), which wipes all progress and is very annoying. ~~ Solution: Be careful at loading screens (and, speaking from personal experience, be *extra* careful when an over 50 is at the controls). - The mini-game description is very brief, it should have a 'Press to Continue' option. ~~ Solution: Don't set yourself as the first player (that way, you can see how everyone else plays the round) :b Even with those two faults (which have their fairly easy workarounds), I highly recommend this game to anyone with a VR set, looking for a party game. For a group of people with only one VR headset, this game is miles ahead of anything else I've seen/ played.

Used to love playing this with my friends. Now it's unplayable due to constant crashes. Can someone fix this?

Well, this is good - but still blank - shot. I bought the game during my VR party with friends. We had around two beers and wanted to have fun. So the party game should just take you right away into the world of drunken fun (like Wario Ware games and stuff), but it does not. You need to learn rules about "challenges" and there is no description that will let you just say - oh maaaan, i want to throw some items at zombies, or - oh maaaan i want to shoot bad guys. What is more important - it's not interesting to be a spectator of the game. You need to catch some brains with fishing rod to feed your pet zombie - concept is good, but it's not interesting to watch how your friend doing this thing. Also in some challenges you can fail - and still not understand why. I mean - this is the game for drunken people, it should have zero learning curve, not punishing and funny. Graphics are good, some crazy humor you can still find - for example - try to rub your virtual "friends" on couch at the start screen - but after we tried this game for 20 mins we just got bored (you know - when party gets boring) and decided to move on with other games. Good luck with tuning this one up and making next titles, but for now i will ask for refund ((((((

A very polished little game you will dig. Game and character design are top notch. Menu and transitions are clever. My only criticism is the speed challenges are super fast...

* BUG - when you play a tournament and the first player finishes their set of games, then pass it off to the next player, the remote laser gets stuck and you can't select that you're ready. We found that you have to grab the mug (or something other than the remote) and it will reset the remote so you can select the ready button for the next player. * This was only really good as a party game once we started tournaments. You have each player do like 5 mini-games back to back. Sometimes it's difficult to figure out how to complete things (because there's no tutorials - just a short instruction). It makes it fun though. I hope they throw in some new mini-games eventually. I just remember it was hard to steer the remote control car on the HTC vive wands (because you have to squeeze the grip and steer with the thumb-pad). It's weird throwing the things with my new Valve index controllers, but the thumbsticks make steering easier. It's a fun party game overall.

I knew the criticisms going in and decided to pick this up on sale anyway. If they extended the time of the minigames it would be fine. As it is, you don't even have enough time to read what you're supposed to do at the beginning of the game. It's like 3 seconds. Games are 5-10. We've played half a dozen times in tournament mode, and no one knows how the remote car is controlled yet. I suppose we could go into the individual games and figure it out. Why they haven't added time to these minigames yet is just baffling.

Fun little game, may be lacking in replayability, but if you play it with new people it may be fun. There's not enough levels to enjoy this for too long. But for the price it is, it was definetly fun.

I would love to recommend this game, the graphics are great and the mini games are varied. However the experience is ruined for me by the following... 1. You need to use the grab button on HTC Vive for picking up and throwing, this is very uncomfortable and quickly leads to arm fatigue 2. Some Games are over far too quickly leaving you with no idea what to do, literally 5 seconds and game over 3. Challenges are displayed for 0.6ms at the end of each game, you can't read them! I can't recommend this game until the above issues are resolved

Mini games only last about 3-5 second then, *BAM,* mini-game OVER! You don't get enough time to enjoy the level(s)! Make an unlimited time mode and I might re-purchase this...Great idea, but the multiplayer aspect is truly weak--it's unrealistic to expect people to take ten minutes adjusting straps and pupillary distances between each player in "hotseat" mode. There's just too much setting up from player to player for individual HMD settings...needs PROPER multiplayer (over the 'net).