System: Valve Index & HTC Vive
Price at Time Of Review: £5.79
Comfort Rating: Green
Genre: Action
Input: Tracked Motion Controllers
Best Playing Position: Standing
Multi-Player: No
Age Rating: PG
VR Shop Score 1/100: 50
Description: Every kid in your neighbourhood has gone nuts. Only you can restore order by DESTROYING YOUR NEIGHBORS WITH SNOWBALLS. They’ll thank you for it later. Really, they challenged you. It’s not YOUR fault this is happening. And they’d have to be crazy to challenge YOU of all people. You’re the best!
But be careful, your neighbours are clearly cheaters, have special abilities, and love to gang up on you… because you’re the best. This will be a snowball fight of EPIC proportions. But you can build, like, the biggest snowballs ever… and make little snowmen. You’ll be fine! Just don’t get too cold. Your mom will make you come inside if you get too cold. Ugh… she’s terrible. Time to play Epic Snowday Adventure: the most family-friendly “first-person shooter” you’ll ever play.
Review: There are a few of these snowball fight style of games for our VR headsets and I can only imagine that it is because they are fun, simple to play and suitable for most ages. While Epic Snowday Adventure is indeed ‘suitable for most ages’ it sadly isn’t fun, nor is it simple to play. When you are up against games like Merry Snowballs you need to really up your game which this game doesn’t even start to do and it wants the same amount of money for itself as well. There are loads of better ways to spend £5.79, but if you got this for a quid or less you might enjoy it a bit more than I did.
