System: Valve Index, HTC Vive & Oculus Rift
Price at Time Of Review: £6.99
Comfort Rating: Green (No Movement)
Genre: Action
Input: Tracked Motion Controllers
Best Playing Position: Standing
Multi-Player: No
Age Rating: 15+
Description: Imagine you’re having a good time. You’re on a picnic or play billiard with your best friend, or maybe prepare for a pool party – cold beer, hot water – amazing, right? It was. Until your home town has been invaded by the most creepy aliens. They took control over your friends. And the worst thing – you can’t help them. You can only fight and win this battle!
Zombie Hobby is the best playable way for you to train your skills, to be prepared for the zombie invasion. Wherever you happen to be while it’s coming. Guitar, billiard balls, golden bars – everything is a weapon if you know how to use it. Become a champion and kill as many low-poly zombies as you can! Yes-yes! It’s been days and you’re a pro-zombie-killer. You can kill the zombie and hit a home run with just one hit! If you are – well we have a way for you. Try our night mode. Turn off the light and try to kill at least one zombie with just the light of your little flashlight. If you see it – you can kill it. Be prepared and stay in shape – you never know when the Day comes.
Review: Zombie Hobby VR is an odd name indeed, but the gameplay is more familiar to the Superhot game. I just felt that there weren’t enough things around to use as weapons. Maybe I was missing some things, but it just seemed too sparse. Having said that it really is a great laugh to play and with just a few adjustments and some more content it could be the next Superhot. While it is a Gallery Game it felt more finished, more polished than a lot of them. Sure, it’s not perfect, but I reckon you do get your money’s worth. There is not a lot of games that allow you to put a rubber ring on a zombies head, let alone killing one with an apple. While pretty much a clone of Superhot it does bring its own style which I enjoyed.
