Feels super polished and the gameplay is pretty fun, great work!

The VR version of the free2play title. There is so much colour! And so many things to unlock! VR really helps the mechanics shine as you feel like a kid playing with a toy aeroplane! Absolute Insanity!
https://youtu.be/Gu8_9aL15GA

Have you ever pretended your hand is a plane/spaceship and zoomed it around going "pew! pew!" blowing up bad guys? Ever play a "bullet hell" game and thought it might be cool in full VR? Shooty Skies Overdrive let's you play pretend again, and shows just how cool it can be. There are Power Ups to give your off-hand things to do (with full right/left handed support) and difficulty levels that live up to the name "Overdrive." Progression, checkpoints and gameplay unlocks help keep things fresh, and let's you tweak numbers to get the Power Ups you prefer. Nothing hugely sophisticated, but varied and hectic enough to keep me coming back for more. Bright but low-fi graphics means it runs like silk, even with a million bullets in your face.

Final Verdict: Like Pistol Whip, its a fun pick-up-and-play game: while I probably won't sink many hours into it at a time, I do see myself dropping back in for a spin on a regular basis.

Here is the first world gameplay (and starting the second), with no commentary: https://youtu.be/_C7u_Xv40MQ

Awesome "bullet hell" game.

i finished the game on normal and came back more than a few times to replay the levels to unlock new pilots.

really polished with great performance and colorful enemies.

5 levels with 2 checkpoints each, subbosses and boss per levels.

has an accesibility option where you dont need to press anything to shoot.

I got it on sale and i dont regret my purchase.

It's a port of Shooty Skies in VR (with no micro transactions).
If you don't know what to expect, play Xortex from The Lab.
Is this the most ambitious VR title ever created? No it is not. It is, however, a polished experienced (which is a lot more than what similarly priced VR games offer).

The game felt super bare bones and has little depth. Shooty Skies may be the dominant bullet hell on mobile but this port to VR just doesn't live up to that legacy. Valve's The Lab demo for VR has a very similar minigame which feels better to play and additionally Space Pirate Trainer is a good option too.

You get what you pay for, I guess.

Not super difficult, but a highly polished wave/danmaku VR shooter.

IMO This would have worked much better as a free to play game (earn or buy cool pilots, more emphasis on a variety of challenges, not ads, of course), but unfortunately I guess that's not really an option with this marketplace.

shooty skies is hella nostalgic for me and seeing it this way is ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ awesome. I got it for $2 on sale so yall better not sleep on it

this is a fun game