As if it's not obvious enough, in order to play Fruit Ninja VR you need a VR headset. I've experienced it with Valve Index.

Fruit Ninja VR is one of the best choices for someone who wants to experience VR but is afraid of the motion sickness it might give - this is not the case. I don't know about others, but I cannot play any VR game for longer than 1-2h max. In Fruit Ninja I had the longest VR session.

About the game itself: it's fun and pretty straight forward, you need to slice jumpy fruits and avoid bombs (depending on the game mode you choose - there's one called "Zen" that it's not as challenging as the others).

In addition, you have cosmetic items (swords skins) that can be acquired in gameplay time as drop or by purchasing from the Steam Community Market, as well as achievements, that are not extraordinarily hard to unlock, however, you will need to invest quite some time (in multiple sessions) for one that requires to slice 50k fruits in total.

As if it's not obvious enough, in order to play Fruit Ninja VR you need a VR headset. I've experienced it with Valve Index. Fruit Ninja VR is one of the best choices for someone who wants to experience VR but is afraid of the motion sickness it might give - this is not the case. I don't know about others, but I cannot play any VR game for longer than 1-2h max. In Fruit Ninja I had the longest VR session. About the game itself: it's fun and pretty straight forward, you need to slice jumpy fruits and avoid bombs (depending on the game mode you choose - there's one called "Zen" that it's not as challenging as the others). In addition, you have cosmetic items (swords skins) that can be acquired in gameplay time as drop or by purchasing from the Steam Community Market, as well as achievements, that are not extraordinarily hard to unlock, however, you will need to invest quite some time (in multiple sessions) for one that requires to slice 50k fruits in total.