Bladeline VR Reviews

Boring. Slow progression. 3-5 minutes of easiness, then I die, then all over. Too few powerups to buy, no variation. Looked like good beat saber alternative. It is not, by far.

This game would be quite good if they fixed one thing. Every time you swipe your swords and kill a robot the sound effect sounds like someone saying 'cancer'. So playing this can be quite a carcophany of 'cancer' sounds. I honestly can't play this game as it is annoying for this reason. Surely they can change this to some swhoshy sound or something? Anything else really.

I didn't really like this game when playing it, It just overall felt like it could've been a better game, but fell short in too many aspects. My first impressions of the game killed it immediately for me.

This is a really weird game sort of like Beat Saber with enemies??? Fuzzy graphics, and boring. Not really any objective and not worth your time.

I thought the idea of an editor was appealing but the basic game play is just not fun for me. The sword mechanics are rudimentary and the impact not particularly exciting. I hope things improve and wish the Devs well. However it felt more like "wave some sticks around with little to no haptic feedback" than actual sword combat.

It'd be reasonable to say this game is relatively cheap than any other vr games. After playing this game, you would know why Bladeline VR game's worth such a low price. There are no signs of efforts to accomplish any plausible level design. Meaningless repetitions and skyrocketing hardness prevent players to accept the structure of gameplay with a common sense, and make them frustrated with this game having no compensation mechanism of success and failure in just LEVEL 1. The game enforces players to repeat similar maps that have no differences but background objects and locations enemys spawn until new one is unlocked. I can't recognize whether I'm being hit or succeeded to hit 'cause there are no feedbacks but showing me gameover message. This game is NOT a Beat Saber alternative or even close to it.

[b]VR EXERCISE RATING:[/b] HIGH [b]GAMEPLAY RATING:[/b] FAIR Bladeline is clearly inspired by Beat Saber but cleverly uses it's own interpretation on the duel laser sword genre. It's an okay game, it's fun for a while but is shallow and I got a bit bored after a while. I'd even say Beat Saber is a shallow game but it's incredibly addictive, Bladeline sadly didn't do it for me in the same way. This game lacks that special element that elevates it, but could with some work be really great. The music is run of the mill, and sound effects of the swords is poor. Hitting the enemy bats them rather than slicing and dicing so it lacks the feeling of being a real badass. As an exercise game it's scored well, but I wouldn't include it in my regular VR exercise sessions; Bladeline VR has some similar movement dynamics (to a lesser degree) to Beat Saber, in which case just stick to Beat Saber which is far better and doesn't really cost that much more. [h1]30minVR[/h1] [url=steamcommunity.com/groups/30minvr][b]STEAM Group[/b][/url] / [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/33700466/][b] STEAM Curator[/b][/url] https://youtu.be/lwVmLRLlY50