Nemesis Realms Reviews

Great VR party game. The dragon boss is my favorite by far, but there's some fun to be had with the other two. Although the lich is a bit confusing and the other one feels like trying to swat flies with rockets strapped to them.

Such a solid idea. And believe me, I love asymmetrical multiplayer VR games. This was a pretty fun one to play for about 5 minutes... that is until it's many, many glitches started to show. One hero-controller (sometimes more, sometimes all) will stop performing functions for periods at a time. The game itself pauses very frequently. 2/5, fix the bugs it's a 4.

Highly underated family game love playong this with my daughter. Good benefit if you don't want your kids to go in VR because they're not old enough this is a way to interact with them. Hey good job devs

could not play due to remote play capturing wrong screen, apparently it does that for everyone. weird since the free version of the game doesn't do that, and works correctly.

Just played around with a buddy for an hour. Great game! Definitely gonna bust this out at parties. Felt pretty balanced for the 1v1 action I tried and win ratio was about 50/50 with each of us taking turns as the boss. Was also cool to fight from the bosses perspective. Highly recommend this game. Can't wait to see the third planned boss! Note: I got this game for free because I had purchased the original, Nemesis Perspective. This feels much more polished and balanced. Plus the second boss is really epic to play/fight Edit: Had some more people over today. Multiplayer action with 4 players is nuts! We kept switching off and had a couple more hours of fun. This game is a gem in my VR library!

Played 1v3. Gameplay for VR player is mostly just random flailing. For the gamepad player it is button mashing.

Not much game modes there only 3. You can finish them under 15min. There is no tutorial of how to play so you gotta figure it out. And the controls for controllers are not comfortable.

I love the concept that this game has and I enjoyed the demo but this game unfortunately under-delivers it's core concept. There are only three modes the third of which is horrid to play both in and out of VR. The other two are sub-par. Here is hoping someone does it better. 3/10

Very, VERY, light on content. The game has two maps which each have a unique boss and player type with different movesets. That's it. A third is on the way but not available yet. It's enough to have fun for 30-60 minutes with a friend if you're taking turns, and you might even return to it, but unless it's REALLY your thing and you frequently have other friends over who haven't played to try it out you probably won't put much time into this. Unless I was missing them, which may well be the case, the controls are not listed or displayed anywhere and there is no tutorial, you're left to figure them out which is likely to result in very lopsided matches at the satart as one of you learns quicker than the other what the controls are. What IS here is nice, the overall aesthetic and the graphics are basic but pleasing, the controls and combat are fun (but very simple), and it fills a niche little area of VR that isn't filled with many titles which is why I'm going to still give this a postive review. The Early Access text says the current price is half of what the game will cost at launch but I'm struggling to see how it's even worth the current asking price. This is the sort of game I'd expect at a $5 price point, and you should probably wait for a sale that puts it at that price point unless you're in dire need for asymmetrical multiplayer games.

In the games current condition. It is not worth the current price. There is hardly any content in this game for the price of 15$. 3 games modes as of now, and they are terribly balanced and haven't been worked, it's clear they just released it without any balance in thought. For example, the first mode ( which is the same free one in Nemesis Realms) is fun, but once you have then 2 players againts the VR player, it is IMPOSSIBLE to win as the VR user, especially if they rush you.Reasons why is because the Monster boss doesn't seem to get a HP increase, despite the number of players. The 2nd mode with the 2 dragon heads is pretty boring, it has a fun concept, reminds me of Castlevania bosses, but it doesn't take more then a few minutes to grow stale. The 3rd one, which is Frost Lich (I think), is probably the worst one, it is almost impossible to tell what is happening in the game, it's chaotic and not in a good way, especially for the 4 players vs VR player. Sadly, again, it's terribly balanced. I love the concept of the game, but sadly with the seriously small, and low quality of the games current state. It is DEFINITELY NOT WORTH IT. I'll change this review if it ever changes but for now it is this for now. I hope for updates soon but this games creators seem to have abandoned it already, so I don't expect any changes, any time soon. I would reccomend just downloading the free version of this game. Nemesis Perpective and stick with it then this.