VR Furballs - Demolition Reviews

This game is a lot of fun. You can tell it was designed for VR because you feel really immersed in the colorful world but no sickness at all. A perfect game to introduce any friend or family to VR. The mario vibe of the landscape and furballs are super cute! This game will remind you of Wii Sports and Angry birds.

This is quite possibly one of the greatest games I have played on my VR Yet. If you so happened to find this game (and honestly the only reason I did find it was because I have scrolled through literally 4000 games in my queue trying to find some rare "gems" in the rough) and fell in love with the thought of this game. Get this game A.S.A.P if you have ever enjoyed Angry Birds or any mimic game like that. I played this game a little over 3 hours straight aiming for three stars on every stage I came across. Almost done with world 1. Competing for global high scores is a blast and I just came to the realization that I beat steevekilhoffer on a few stages taking first! Now that I noticed he is one of the dev's has given me a burning motivation to play this game more and pass him up on more stages! Seriously though BUY THIS GAME. Everyone should enjoy the frustrating accomplishments it has to offer! Just like angry birds play it to relax or play it to release some much built up aggression :D Worth every penny!

I think you're getting good value for your money with this game. It is like Angry Birds, but it has more variety. Just when you get used to doing it one way, they introduce a new mechanic that completely changes the game. I definitely recommend going for 3 stars on each level, versus trying to blow by the game as quickly as possible. The graphics are actually much better looking than the screenshots or video would lead you to believe. It also has nice sounds and very smooth gameplay. It does not feel like EA because it has a lot of polish. The only way you'd know it's EA is because some levels say 'coming soon.' It's hard to believe this is a one man dev. This game is perfect for families with kids.

This game is definitely a hidden gem. I was not expecting this kind of quality at this price point. Basicly, it's a unique take on Angry Birds in which you shoot a variety of different "fur balls" all with different powers at various structures, trying to kill the enemies and cause as much destruction as possible. Each level and world progressively gets bigger, more detailed, and more difficult. The physics are done well. Tons of replayability competing with family and friends for local high scores, plus lots of fun random mini games can be unlocked as you play. Overall, this is a great game for the price.

This is dream game! I've played several VR shooting and longbow game before, always dream of a VR slingshot game, and this is it! Not only VR furball created this VR slingshot experience (at least the 1st for me), but they also did it right! The shooting control is intuitive and accurate. The 1st time, I played this game in a VR entertainment center and I just grab it and played non stop. Afterwards I talked with the store owner, and he told me that the game not only has slingshot, it will have other mechanism in later game, that's why I purchased it and wanted to play more of it. A lot of people say the game reminds you Angry Bird, true. At least, it reminds me the great time I first played Angry Bird on my phone, and it's wooooo...

Very impressed so far! The interface and overall polish is on par with a game x4 this price. Even though the hurl something round at a bunch of other things to knock them over has been done ALOT, the VR element fits way more than Angry Birds did on mobile. The inclusion of a level editor has me optimistic abot this game having legs. Nice progression system. An adorable and inviting little world. The mini-games don't do much for me at the moment but the main game is supberb and possibly the best casual VR game experince at the moment.

Puzzle solving how to play was a bit frustrating at times, but actual play was good. Problem came after trying to exit - it won't stop! Even after turning everything off, it is still stuck and won't let me start other apps (including SteamVR itself) in my Oculus 2.

Level design could use some improvement, but overall I am giving it a thumbs up. Its budget angry birds in VR. A little rough around the edges, but the physics - and thats what counts - are top notch. The social factor with the global leader boards for every level is a big plus. It just makes you want to improve on already solved levels.

"An angry bird by any other name would smash as hard" This game came out in November 2018. Angry Birds VR came out in February 2019. This game is cheaper to buy, and has a free demo! This game has a variety of different tools for flinging the cute animals and also comes with a level editor so you can build and share your own levels! It's a great implementation of the "fling small cute animals at block towers" formula. A really good game for introducing people to VR too. Familiar mechanics, but in roomscale VR. No forced player movement, so no chance of nausea. Supports multiple player profiles so you can keep your own progress through the game while also letting friends and family start from the beginning when they play.

[h1][b]STOP BUYING GARBAGE GAMES, START SUPPORTING WORTHY GAMES LIKE THIS[/b][/h1] What happened to supporting legitimately good developers? [b]Pro's[/b] [list] [*]Sharp and beautiful graphics [*]Perfect for family, friends, any inexperienced VR users [*]Great game for fans of puzzles, destruction, weapons, furryballs [*]Brilliant showcase of VR with hours of replayability [/list] [b]Con's[/b] [list] [*]No Workshop support (at time of review) [*]How has this gone unnoticed? [/list] There are so many games that come out daily it is hard to sift through all the garbage. It is near impossible to find something of quality that is fun, well made and was created by someone that gives a sh☣☣ rather than a company with the deepest pockets and a franchising license. [b] A true hidden gem that deserves recognition. [/b] Since my purchase of the HTC Vive, I have purchased over 150+ VR titles and played countless more. The main contributing factor to the large VR collection is seeing the limitless capabilities of what these games have to offer, but 95% of those games have less than 1-2hr total play time. That is because the novelty wears off, the actual game inst fun or isn't engaging, after that there's no motivation or reason to invest more time. [b]VR Furballs[/b] is something I had honestly passed a few times browsing the store, but I kept noticing it and was unlike any other VR game I had played. The quality of this game far surpasses titles i've seen from large teams and even large companies. The mechanics are well thought out, it feels natural, it looks amazing and tons of replayability. I have spent many hours playing along with my fiance, friends and family. Simple to learn, hard to master. It is the ONLY VR game I have played that is playable and enjoyable in any type of room configuration, standing, sitting, big room, small room or closet. It is also one of the very few that really can be played by anyone, any age and any experience level, even those that get motion sick easily. It worries me when near perfect games go unrecognized for no fault of their own, but people are waiting in line to buy another $80 verison of a retextured and renamed version of CoD. This is worth every hard earned dollar, euro, franc, yen, rupee, peso, dong, credit, bells, meso, simoleon or robux you spend. This is a truly great game and it deserves our support.