Cove Point Fun Center VR Reviews

A fun place to hangout at in VR.

Fun game with good content.Mini golf is the best out there.

This game takes me to my happy place. Think of a seaside arcade to goof around in. There's mini golf, which was the best part so far, and would be worth the price to me. You go around a pirate theme course and can even walk on a pirate ship or chillax underwater. It's really fun, and seems to have the best physics. There is also skeeball and basketball games, and bowling. I admit my ball never returned in bowling, but I'll also admit I'm so bad it jumped lanes and landed in another gutter. The escape room was fun though I didn't get the whole way through yet. And there are VR games I didn't even get to try yet. Also included are the random things like free sodas, pizza and instruments to fool around with. I enjoyed that the game contained so much variety, and if your on the fence I'd say get it. It's well worth the full price and played well on my Oculus Rift.

i have a core i5 and a gtx 1650 ti and the grafics look good but its very laggy and this is the dumb part... TURNING DOWN THE GRAFICS C R A S H E S THE GAME WTH also i cant even get into the arcade the game just crashes so even if i was fine with the lag i still couldent play the game so overal i will give this a 0/10 for preformance and a ?/10 for the game itself

An interesting environment to explore and interact in VR. There's a lot of fun activities and minigames to explore. A lot of attention to detail by the developer. I have a lot to discover yet, but the minigolf and bowling are fun, and I loved playing the drums. Honestly, I found this after I returned Pierhead Arcade because it doesn't support throwing on WMR headsets. That's being a lazy developer, so I won't give him my money. Support those developers that are willing to support their customers.

Refunded. The game's graphics isnt as good as the videos even at the highest settings. There are no interactions with the items in the game except to throw them around. No NPCs to interact in, it feels like a very lonely fun center. The beach is the only good thing about the game, but the graphics are too bad to immerse completely in it.

Bought it for the mini golf which is cute. The bowling and arcade games I have seen better in other games. Update - the games room. did some more investigation. Putting on the vive headset in there you get to play space tennis which is oddly addictive. AND there is also a small escape room in the games room as well. so upgrading from cute to pretty awesome...... The only other plus is walking into the ocean and seeing all the sea creatures strutting backwards and forwards. Cause in real life they all pace backwards and forwards in the ocean. lolol

It seems like the physics are not good. The basketball seemed to always use the same path even when I tried to slightly change my throw. The balls rebounds weirdly in the arcade games. Sometimes, the golf ball travels like it weighted a ton by rolling slowly and endlessly, other times it flies high like if I used an iron. At the end of the mini-golf game (9 holes), I didn't know if there was something else to do (another hidden 9-holes? what about the big boat?). You have to get back to the center by "walking" the whole 9 holes back. If you really want something cheap to initiate you with VR, download Rec Room which is soo much fun, and FREE.

A decent collection of mini-games, very cheap and ideal for a lockdown family evening or two. We particularly enjoyed the escape room, mini-golf and ocean life. Recommending as there's nothing scary here for kids, and the escape room has logical puzzles. Played on Reverb G2, no control issues.

[u]I played this game on the Oculus Rift with Touch Controllers and I had zero issues [/u]. I would compare this game to Sports Bar VR. The main thing missing is that there is no multiplayer or coop. So you will be alone in this world, which takes away most of the fun you would have in this VR world. I defintitely think this game is meant to be a shared experience and it's puzzling why there wouldn't be a multiplayer option. In any event, this world is filled with mini-game options. You can play bowling, skee-ball, arcade mini-basketball, outdoor mini-golf, VR arcade tennis game, and a IRL in VR escape room experience. You can also mess around with a whiteboard, jukebox, drum set, guitar, etc. You can even go crazy and sneak into the girl's restroom if you are into doing pervy stuff like that in VR [spoiler] obviously, I had to do that [/spoiler] None of the games are polished and the physics just aren't right. So that's the other main difference between this and Sports Bar VR (and many other goood mini-game VR titles). However, Cove Point Center VR is much more ambitious than Sports Bar VR. There's a lot going on in this game. It truly is more than the sum of its parts. It's more about the exploration. The graphics and attention to detail that went into a lot of little things in this game. I don't think a Fun Center exists quite like this, yet I can imagine there being one just like this one somewhere out there IRL. You can actually go in the ocean and play around with a shark! You'll see an octopus that's hiding from you or a stingray swimming around. In the distance you'll see a whale passing by. You can take a sword off a skeleton lying in a bed near the mini-golf hole. There's just a whole of stuff going on in this game. When you throw the guitar it makes a sound like a thrown guitar might make or when you throw a soda can (it's not the most realistic, but it's not bad either). I do recommend this game. I appreciate the ambition this dev had and the chances they took. You can turn off the music on the jukebox, you can repeat the song, you can switch songs. I would love if this game improved the gameplay for each of the mini-games and added multiplayer. This game has the potential to be a 10/10, it just fails. But even in its failure, you can tell that a lot of love went into making this game. And I had fun exploring all the different areas of this game. In the end, I think that's why this game ultimately succeeds, it gives you an experience only possible in VR. My sale price ($4.89) rating : 7/10, I can imagine a real fun center looking something like this and it would probably also suck IRL (cheese factor 10) but yet it would be memorable and worth experiencing at least once if that makes sense and all for less than 5 bucks currently