JetX VR Reviews

Fun, gorgeous, & unique little combat racer. Controls feel good. Could use some more maps, but I got it on sale so I'm happy.

Servers are literally down and is still sold for a price, very sad

One of the most underrated VR games I have played. It is 100x better then space junkies and way cheaper. The only issue is a lack of player base because not many people know about these hidden gems.

This is like a very fast, mobile (and agile) version of Skyfront! Maps are beautiful in a cartoony sort of style, and the movement mechanic is much quicker than in Skyfront - it feels kind of like the mobility in Sprint Vector (no arm-swinging, however - you use airguns in both hands similar to Skyfront). Great feeling game! I wish there were people online to play against - the bots are a lot of fun but a community is really what this game needs. My suggestion - give a free trial license to some arcades, maybe set up some tournament events or something.

I want esports tournaments for this game, JetX VR. Because this game is really very dynamic, as indicated in the description. The gameplay is built in such a way that it is like an overwatch. People with a bad vestibular apparatus, however, will still feel bad. Although the developers have made the game smooth. The graphics of the game, not really "wow", but quite at the level of games for VR. The only thing that depresses is the very low online, and therefore you can only play with a friend. What is surprising, in fact, the price of this game is very low, which is very good. And, besides, in this game, you can play the same way without a special helmet. But online is still low. And so the game is interesting, you can occasionally have fun with friends.

Game is very fun with friends. Feels polished with some small things I would change but overall extremely enjoyable. All the modes feel fleshed out and fun, and for 15$ what you get with the game is worth it.

Ill give it a 5/10 Prob couse the servers are offline and just two maps and two gamemodes

Gameplay feels pretty similar to Skyfront VR, which is also a flying shooter. What Jet X does to differentiate itself is the game modes in addition to deathmatch. There is a racing mode (really fun) and my favorite, energy core. In this mode, everyone is after the energy core. When someone picks it up, everyone gangs up to kill them and drop the core. Next person picks it up and flies away from everyone to hold the core as long as possible. First player to hold the core for a total of 100 seconds wins. Right now, the player base is pretty small, but if you can convince a friend or two to also buy in, it is loads of fun.

Online, people were saying 'this is like a poor man's Space Junkies'. As a poor man myself, this is something to give a positive review for. Well, that was a bit terse wasn't - played it a bit more here is my full review. It looks and feels far more like a 'poor man's Starblood Arena - a really polished and fantastic game on the PSVR. A game that Sony are closing the servers down for because of the lack of a player base. And here is the Elephant in the room. So far I have only managed to find two online games - the first one on day one against two youtubers who were there to film content for their channel, next time against a guy who quit 30 seconds into the game. I don't know about you, but there are far too many dead VR multiplayer games in my library, and some of them certainly deserve more love (Oval, Walk on Arrow etc). It confuses me why developers are still making multiplayer games for such a niche platform - unless they live in a cave, they must know that 95% of VR MP games are DOA. Hopefully, things pick up with the release of the Quest - and games such as this (with VERY simplistic graphics and 'pick up and play' gameplay) look like they were made with this in mind. This game has potential, but without a player base - the single player is too thin to sustain interest. There are similar games with far better gameplay and graphics (Starblood Arena - RIP - runs rings around this, in all aspects). So - why the thumbs up? - at the discount price, it has enough content to *just about* validate a purchase. Also, this is not a 'bad' game. If the price goes up (and I see things going the opposite way) - its a thumbs down. I guess I will be playing this now and again to get my Starblood Arena fix, when those servers are closed down. Also, I really hate being negative about the effort dev teams bring to this fledgling market. I am just squeezing enough juice out of this to justify a purchase. I hope it takes off, finds a player base and allows the devs to work further to give more depth to the gameplay. If I were playing this on the Quest (unlikely, as I am not getting one!) and had paid a reasonable price for it, I am sure it would be a blast.

Dead game and no bot support for 90%+ of the modes/maps. Cool idea, but lack of bots on the various modes ruined it.