- February 26, 2020
- Synesthetic Echo
Bizarre Barber
61%Game Brain Score
graphics, humor
gameplay, music
100% User Score 12 reviews
Platforms
About
Grab your VR controllers, and get ready to snip away! Bizarre Barber is a surreal, fun & fast-moving haircutting game set on a subway platform.











+3
Audience ScoreBased on 12 reviews
graphics2 positive mentions
- Bizarre Barber offers a unique and entertaining VR experience with fun scissor mechanics that are easy to learn but challenging to master.
- The game features a vibrant art style and immersive sound design, creating a whimsical atmosphere that enhances gameplay.
- It's enjoyable to play solo or with friends, making it a great choice for social gatherings and providing a workout through its physically demanding mechanics.
- The controls can occasionally feel awkward, leading to frustrating moments where players may feel undeserved negative outcomes.
- The game may require players to move in unusual positions, which can lead to bumping controllers together during intense gameplay.
- Some players may find the lack of precise height adjustment options and the need for accurate room setup to be a drawback.
gameplay
11 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is characterized by its unique scissor mechanics, which, while initially challenging, become tight and engaging once mastered. Players find the mechanics easy to learn but difficult to master, offering a fun and physically demanding experience that encourages movement and adaptability. Overall, the gameplay is praised for its novelty and effectiveness, making it a worthwhile experience for those intrigued by its mechanics.
“After you understand the scissor mechanics, the gameplay is surprisingly tight.”
“The central mechanic is fun and quite challenging in later levels.”
“With the mechanics being simple enough to pick up and play, but challenging to master, it also provides a physically demanding workout.”
“At the time of that game's release, its individual vision and gameplay mechanics were both odd in combination and presentation, as well as not yet accepted as a series or institution of gaming history.”
“I found the movements done during gameplay more tiresome than, say, Beat Saber. Even on the first levels, the enemies' hair comes in all kinds of angles, speeds, and heights, so you move around the play area a lot, and sometimes you twist your arms in weird positions to reach some of those hairs.”
“The mechanics were easy enough for a pre-teen and hard enough that I couldn't get even 2 stars on my first rush through.”