System: Oculus Rift Only
Price at Time Of Review: £10.29
Comfort Rating: Yellow (Mild Movement)
Genre: Shoot ‘Em Up
Input: Tracked Motion Controllers
Best Playing Position: Sitting, Standing,
Multi-Player: No
Age Rating: PG
Description: Peacemaker is an addictive VR game inspired by gun shooting games. It is easy and minimizes motion sickness and is designed to be enjoyed by all ages. This is the story of the near impossible struggle to protect the property of mankind from monsters aiming for transport materials. Players receive a quest to transport supplies to an outpost close to the monster area. You must go to the outpost by protecting the property of mankind safely in the fight against the monsters who try to interfere with the transport mission. Transporting property safely depends only on the player’s abilities. Use the guns and spells given to you in both hands to complete the mission! Punish monsters for your supplies in this thrilling shooter action game! You will become a peacemaker who overcomes the obstacles of monsters and protects mankind.
Review: ‘Peace Maker VR’ is an on-rails shooter’em up in which you are given two guns and a chariot, you then race across 9 levels trying to kill anything that moves and just survive till the end to unlock the next level. With its cel-shaded graphics, it looks pretty good most of the time, but I did find the scenery whips past a little too fast to see anything, but that also adds to the fast pace of the game. While the gameplay does get a little repetitive there is always a world-score chart to try and better yourself as you will find the 9 levels don’t last long at all, but you can unlock more ammo, health and damage as you go along. It’s not a bad game at all and I admit I had fun playing it, but that fun doesn’t last long enough to justify the £10.29 asking price, but it is still in Early Access I suppose. While it’s not exactly original, nor will it hold your interest for very long I do still give it the thumbs up. There are worse ways to spend a tenner and there is plenty of room for the game to grow over time.
