Shatter EVERYTHING (VR) Reviews

Controls are really fun!

Awesome game concept! Great feedback for the pickups although it would be nice to be able to turn off feedback once you've caught on. I really like the time slow (left trigger) effect when the going gets tough. I will definitely be spending time playing this to climb up the leader board and would definitely recommend it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0L67_YpKFRE Check out our quick view review over on the Treeple YouTube Channel Shatter EVERYTHING isn't a game of complexity - you'll be jumping right in and playing; that isn't too say there isn't enough challenge. You'll be making a surprising number of complex tatical choices while using your agility to better the global high scores. Is your competative this is absolutely a game for you. After 2 hours in; I'm still striving for that high score!

Fun and nice tronish vector graphics. Amazing in 120hz on Quest 2 / Virtual Desktop.

If you're looking for that butthole clenching feeling when you narrowly escape swarms of enemies (Geometry wars) in VR, then you've come to the right place. I've tried a couple other VR games like "Xortex" (The Lab) and "MSI Electric City: Core Assault" however, they don't seem to translate the formula very well due to clumsy single handed control schemes. Shatter Everything however has a unique two handed control scheme where you control your ship at the tip of a rod with your left hand and control the direction of attack with a similar rod held by your right. It sounds weird but it works really well. Just like Geometry wars; this game quickly gets challenging as you'll find yourself out of slow motion, desperately looking for a 'fire' power up to clean up the dozens of super aggressive enemies only a few minutes in. Pros: - Wide variety of balanced enemies / powerups - Unique two-handed control scheme - Weighty power-ups thanks to responsive force feedback - Works well in seated mode thanks to the 'rods' that control the ship/attack direction Cons: - Lackluster graphics / assets (Missing that super neon feel from Geometry wars) - Could use a couple more game modes for more replayability This game is still in early-access so I expect things to change/improve in the future!