Shooter’s Alley (Oculus Rift)

Price at Time Of Review: £2.29 ($3)
Comfort Rating: Green (No Movement)
Genre: Sports, Shooter
Supported Platforms: Oculus Rift, Rift S
Supported Controllers: Gamepad
Best Playing Position: Standing, Sitting, Roomscale
Multi-Player: No
Age Rating: PG

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Description: Every night after midnight all of the local folk gather at “Shooter’s Alley” rooftop party for a little bowling. The creator of this wild game, his friends call him Shooter, added a little twist to make it a bit more exciting. You guessed it… big shiny guns. You better leave the kiddies at home for this one.

Review: Once again we are back in Shooter’s Alley! (See the Gear VR version for our previous review) It’s after midnight and you are in a rooftop party with Shooter. I’m not sure he is a real Sherif, but he likes to dress like one anyway, It’s the winklepicker boots that makes me think he’s not legit. At its heart is a ten pin bowling game, but this is bowling like you have never played it before. There is a lane, pins and no bowling balls. In Shooter’s Alley, you will be trying to shoot down the pins!

It might sound pretty easy, but it’s a matter of aiming which is pretty good, but sadly you very soon run out of ammunition for the guns which means you will need to be useful with all the guns, not just one if you want that perfect 300 score on the world leaderboard.

Shooter’s Alley is a tongue in cheek bowling game that doesn’t take itself too seriously. The graphics are pretty good (nothing special) and there is a good choice of guns to use. Sadly there is no multiplayer, but there is a competitive leaderboard and you can always play your own score challenge with friends. Download it, have a few laughs and get your money’s worth trying to top the leaderboard which is not as easy as you might think.