Recent reviews by Exyborg

Incredibly immersive and absolutely lifelike. The atmosphere is captivating, and the scenery is authentic. You can almost smell the cigar smoke and perfume. If you just enjoy looking at the female form, paying for membership is not a bad investment. You'd spend more at an actual strip club in a night for the same amount of fun. Plus these girls don't mind if you get a little "hands on".

Only a few things about this title disappoint me. Most of the girls I have met sound foreign. I've come across only one girl who sounds like an American. That's kind of a turn off for me, but I didn't pay the money to hear them talk. The entire experience is intended to be a seated experience. The devs couple this concept with giving you a full virtual body. That means if you get up after you've set your seating position your torso and arms will unnaturally follow the position of your headset and controllers making for a quick laugh, but a huge break in immersion.

I would suggest only a few improvements that would make this title shine in my eyes. The option to choose a seated or standing experience. Not only standing, but free motion via trackpad (i.e. not teleporting) while giving the option for the teleport points and every space between. New girls would be a great future update also. The idea of celebrities and adult film stars is incredibly appealing. Allowing a full control experience of the girls would be neat. Meaning the player selects poses or positions for the girls to assume. Possibly even allowing editing joint by joint (elbows, wrists, knees, etc.)

I went through the demo a total of three times before I decided I wanted to invest in it, and once you get your first full, uninterrupted dance you'll find yourself saying, "Worth it!"

Super awesome concept! Really only recommended if you have a bad-ass system. This game has a lot going on at one time; very graphic intensive. On top of that, strong nerves are also necessary because...a lot is going on at one time, lol. Jarring explosions, small arms fire from distant balconies, storming Jeeps with machine guns mounted to them, that one bad guy trying to use a bazooka and enemies charging over your sandbags trying to bayonet you while screaming like mad men. One of the truest war-sim type VR shooters that I've come across.

The same game has a multiplayer version that I believe is sold seperately. I received the multiplayer version free due to the date I purchased the original game (at full price FYI).

With only 30 minutes of playtime under my belt, I must say this game surprised me. The concept, as far as I've seen, is brilliant. I compare it to dungeons/instances/raids available on many MMORPGs like WoW and SW:TOR. And yes, that means multiplayer action! Each dungeon has a primary goal that rewards you once it's acheived. You look at your loot, put on any cool treasures you might've found, exit to the main menu, sell your junk and buy more stuff if you have the coin, then it's off to the next one.

Controls are quite innovative. Specifically on the staves and magic items, the ability to move the controller in a specific pattern rather than pressing a button adds increased functionality and will make you feel more attached to the weapons you are weilding to defend yourself.

I plan on getting more playtime under my belt to review the game further, but I'm ecstatic I was able to get this game for such a steal while it was on sale. From what I can tell, this game is well worth it's current MSRP.

I've always heard of the Hindenburg disaster, but I never truly thought about the mechanics of the airship. This title allows you access to every inch of the ship and even has models standing at their posts just like a real crew would. Comprehending the complexity of maneuvering this machine was an amazing realization, and ultimately increased the dread I felt putting myself in the shoes of the crew and passengers that were present during the disaster.

Excellent narrative gives you an incredible amount of info on the ship's history, operation and other cool info. There are other experiences outside of the exploratory narrative. You can witness a reinactment of the disaster from ground view (very sobering experience). You can stand alongside it in the hangar to get a sense of scale. You can even pilot a little RC Hindenburg. It does some pretty unique stunts that I don't think the original crew could duplicate. :D

I bought the game, played it and was totally creeped out. I also was unable to progress very far due to the limitations of my play area, but if you've got a LARGE play area this might be a good one for you.

Awesome and revolutionary style to play a simple game concept

Fun, but needs music during the battles. I get annoyed listening to fire sound effects looping over and over.

Simple social texas hold'em experience. Would like to see a solo play version, but still recommended.

I played this with my mother who really doesn't game much. We both had a blast playing though. This unique gameplay style is exciting to experience, and I truly couldn't recommend this experience more.

You ever wanted to get drunk and do something stupid without risking injury to yourself or your friends? Then try these 3 activities:

Shooting beer cans off of your friends?
Super fun.

Skateboarding on janky lookin' ramps?
Fun

Crossing the street with a walker?
No fun because of the poor controls. Just go back and accidentally shoot your friend in the hand.