VR Party Club Reviews

If you bought a VR headset for Christmas and everyone wants to play, you need VR Party Club! I've played this at various cons and found it easy to play and a good VR primer. A VR headset was a Christmas gift and I knew everyone would want to try it. VR Party Club is the perfect game to introduce the whole family to VR. Ages 19 to 79 played and everyone was able to quickly grasp how to use the handsets and a great time was had by all. At this writing VR Party Club is in early access, but it is a fully realized set of games and we encountered no bugs. You need this in your library for the next inter-generational party. Note: I've played this game a lot longer that the Steam record shows.

My friend had brought his equipment over and we tried it out with a few friends. Needless to say its worth the 20 bucks! Naturally there are different mini games that each of us preferred and the nuisance feature was fun to try and stop our eachother from acing our favorite ones. I see the devs have already released a bunch of updates and keep up with the games progress which is a plus. I dont do VR stuff often but the things ive heard about headaches and nausea was easily put out of my mind since none of us had any issues with that here. Over all a fun little game to play with a group of people if you like Mario Party-esque type games. Would be nice if there were more rounds to play, Devs!!

Great multiplayer experience for anyone wanting to show off VR for a group of friends. The minigames are all pretty entertaining, and the Mario-party style mode is super fun!

Good concept idea for a Mario Party VR, but terrible execution. save your money.

This game has a lot of potential! There are way to few games you can play in local multiplayer in vr and this one could become one of the greatest. It is basically Mario Party in VR. The 6 Minigames availlable are quite fun but way to few. Since this is a pre-alpha build this is to be expected. What makes the game kinda pointless to play at this time however is that a party game only has four rounds. There is no real way to compete in such a short time. If the devs are reading this: Please just let us choose how many rounds we want to play (5,10,20 would be good i think). Also this game needs interaction from the non vr players during the minigames so that the games don't feel too samey. All in all a great concept and i hope that the devs will keep on working on this. And it is rather fun even at this state!

Now that was fun! We had a group over and gave this game a try, and we could not get them off the game. And that includes a VR skeptic. It's an absolute blast to play, and is even fun when it's not your turn because you get to watch your friends flail around making the slack-jawed VR face. It kept us laughing, even though the competition got pretty tight for such a lighthearted game. There's a good mix of mini-games, and they are pretty well balanced. Everyone ended up with a different favorite mini-game. Everyone is hyped to come back for a re-match, so this game is going to get a workout. This is the first time I feel like I got my money's worth out of a VR game. It's got a solid Mario Party vibe to it, so if you like MP and VR, you'll love this. Phone a friend! VR is finally a party.