- July 14, 2016
- Secret Location
Blasters of the Universe
Blasters of the Universe has some good ideas but fails to execute them. Combine this with unfortunate glitches and an extremely short running time, and there's not much reason to blast in this universe.
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"Blasters of the Universe is a VR bullet hell shooter for HTC Vive and Oculus Rift, where you physically dodge and dance through a storm of bullets while building your own bad-ass gun. Finding the right position and movement is key to survival, as only your head takes damage. You can also block bullets with your shield, but evasion is the best strategy."











- The game features excellent graphics and a unique retro aesthetic that enhances the overall experience.
- Weapon customization is extensive, allowing players to tailor their loadouts to suit their playstyle, which adds depth and replayability.
- The gameplay is engaging and physically demanding, requiring players to dodge and maneuver through a variety of bullet patterns, making it a fun workout.
- The game can be frustratingly difficult, especially for casual players, with some levels feeling overly punishing and lacking a proper difficulty curve.
- There are technical issues, such as black screens and bugs that hinder gameplay, which can detract from the overall experience.
- The humor and voice acting, while intended to be entertaining, can come off as annoying and detract from immersion.
- gameplay110 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The gameplay of the game has received mixed reviews, with some praising its fun mechanics, customization options, and immersive bullet hell experience, while others criticize it for being repetitive, slow, or poorly designed. Many players appreciate the vibrant aesthetics, engaging music, and the challenge of dodging enemy attacks, but some find the overall execution lacking compared to other titles in the genre. Overall, the game offers a blend of enjoyable elements and frustrating aspects, leading to varied player experiences.
“The gameplay is fun, the upgrades keep the game interesting, the guns feel good to shoot, and the presentation and smack talking of the VR overlord make this a must buy for me.”
“Intense gameplay is heavily reliant on physical movement, requiring the player to duck, dodge, twist, turn, and maneuver their way through tons of enemies and hundreds of bullets.”
“Super fun gameplay that involves dodging and utilizing a ton of unique weapons.”
“I guess there are cool guns, levels, and enemies, but the gameplay is so boring there is nothing that could save it.”
“Player weapon is unsatisfying, everything moves way too slow, the villain is more corny than anything... a neat gameplay idea, executed poorly.”
“I love the aesthetic of the game and the music too, but I don't know... the gameplay is a dread.”