ViSP - Virtual Space Port Reviews

kinda like it.. but where do i find recepie for how to build other stuff then the harvester docking stations:) ill ask in community instead

Great game. Haven't got much playtime so far, but the game is very refreshing, relaxing but can be exciting at the same time! For the low price I can only recommend it! I will surely play more of it when I get time and update the review text accordingly. But it's most likely going to stay a positive review/recommendation.

Neat little puzzler that works well in VR. Love that demos are a thing for many VR games. It made a sale in my case.

[h1]Great space themed tower defense VR Title.[/h1] -makes good use of VR controllers -short but easily understandable tutorial

Eh. Really like the concept of building out a space rig and then having to defend it in 3-D. However, there are only a couple different types of "structures" that you can make in this game - which limited the feeling of strategy. Instead, it mostly felt like a race to just be constantly looking out for where the new bombs were coming in and rush over to build up that area really quick. After an hour of play I was pretty bored, despite the game's attempts to bring in new content with the higher levels.

A decent VR game with good use of virtual space. I had fun with the mechanical and tactile process of building, especially the magic arrangements that produce docking ports, guns, and so forth - a brilliant alternative to messing with control palettes. However, I found the attackers to add little and detract much. I feel like the designers fell into the trap of trying to shoehorn an arcade game mentality into a perfectly viable creativity tool, despite the lessons offered by the likes of Kerbal Space Program, Minecraft, and Townscaper. There's no real satisfaction in completing a level: the satisfaction comes from the process of building, which is interrupted by the level abruptly ending. Two alternative mechanics that I would have found more fun: * A puzzle game: satisfy certain requirements given limited resources * A simulation game: build in a sandbox subject to more complex constraints of power requirements, habitation, trade, etc. I still recommend the game because unique VR experiences are always worth the visit, but the execution leaves something to be desired.

Fantastic game! It really helped me work through my VR sickness too. I was able to play this game for longer periods and it helped me transition to games with more movement. The game starts off pretty easy. But after you progress to the next tiers it picks up and you have to scramble to keep everything safe. I really have enjoyed it!

Simple but well polished, this construction/strategy game is a lot of fun. I filled up my playspace with an awesome miniature space station in no time, while the constant influx of enemies from every direction had me guarding it jealously. This was also a hit with kids, and the creative mode provides a nice stress free environment to practice building new structures. Anyway, I look forward to putting some hours into this and getting past all the harder tiers. For now, I can at least recommend it for casual strategy gamers and kids. I'll update my review once I've checked out the harder levels.

Nice game. Simple graphics and simple mechanics - but very challenging and addictive. The control scheme is quite unusual but very intuitive. A fine example showing a fresh idea with a well thought out implementation is more important than a big budget.

Why bother putting a vr game on steam that doesn't have any support whatsoever for the index? Not to mention there were no warnings when I bought it. To top it off, since I didn't try to play it right away, refunds are denied. Thanks for the frustration, waste of time, and useless data on my hard drive I guess. At least I can fix that last one.