Bullets and More VR: BAM VR

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Bullets and More VR: BAM VR is a single player and multiplayer shooter game with a violence theme. It was developed by Koenigz and was released on April 2, 2018. It received positive reviews from players.

Jump into a massive multiplayer experience with up to 12 players in about 20 different maps and various different game modes (Deathmatch, Team Deathmatch, Capture The Flag, Virus Infection, Gun Game and Classic Deathmatch). Enjoy an arsenal of more than 20 weapons featuring realistic weapon behaviour and support for attachments, silencers and even bipods. Furthermore also featuring singleplayer mo…

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Audience ScoreBased on 826 reviews

gameplay100 positive mentions

monetization4 negative mentions

Great mechanics and gunplay, providing a fun and immersive experience.
Active developer who frequently updates the game and listens to community feedback.
Variety of game modes and maps, including unique features like a level editor and vehicles.

Low player base, making it difficult to find multiplayer matches.
Graphics and sound design could use improvement, as they feel dated.
Some gameplay mechanics, like reloading and aiming, can be unintuitive or frustrating at times.

gameplay
202 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is widely praised for its smooth and intuitive gun mechanics, which many consider among the best in VR shooters. Players appreciate the fast-paced, arcade-style action, diverse game modes, and the ability to customize weapons, although some note that the graphics and map quality could be improved. Despite a declining player base, the game offers a fun and engaging experience, particularly in multiplayer settings.
- “Gun mechanics are awesome and gameplay is very smooth. I've only played bots and the nighttime minigame so far, but it's been a blast.”
- “The gameplay is solid, graphics are nice, and there are so many different maps and modes.”
- “What it lacks in presentation, it makes up for tenfold in gameplay and the amount of content it offers, blowing its competition out of the water.”
- “This game has a lot of potential, but the weapon mechanics need a ton of polishing and the game needs optimization in order to stop the repeated black-screening.”
- “Quick-paced shooter that's easy to grasp; however, when compared to the other two, the gameplay and controls are not fluid, the recoil/bullet spread feels off, and the netcode needs some serious work.”
- “The gameplay is just a pointless team deathmatch, complete with a load of immature mic spammers.”
graphics
112 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
36%
46%
18%
The graphics in the game have received mixed reviews, with many players noting that they are generally subpar, lacking detail and polish compared to other VR titles. While some users appreciate the decent performance and functionality, they often feel that the visuals detract from the overall experience, especially in certain maps. Despite these shortcomings, many agree that the engaging gameplay and variety of content can compensate for the lackluster graphics.
- “The graphics once you bring supersampling into the equation are beautifully clear and crisp, which definitely helps when shooting long distances with a scoped rifle.”
- “Nice graphics and good optimizations!”
- “The gameplay is solid, graphics are nice, so many different maps and different modes.”
- “Bam is a game with a lot of good ideas but it was unfortunately marred by the lackluster graphics, the original $15 price tag, and these same ideas were too ambitious when the VR player base as a whole isn't yet sustainable for all of them.”
- “Some maps end up being far more demanding than others, and in some of the more proof-of-concept type maps, the graphics are just awful, with small texture tiles and flat 'grass' surfaces galore.”
- “Graphics are sub-par even for a VR game, especially the night/dark map.”
optimization
24 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Overall, the game's optimization is a mixed bag; while some players report smooth performance and good graphics, others experience issues like black-screening and odd performance on certain maps. Many users believe that further optimization is needed to fully realize the game's potential, particularly regarding weapon mechanics and multi-tasking under load. However, there are indications that ongoing improvements are being made to enhance performance.
- “Nice graphics and good optimizations!”
- “Game runs smoothly.”
- “As for performance, I am running a GTX 1070 and have had little issue.”
- “This game has a lot of potential, but the weapon mechanics need a ton of polishing and the game needs optimization in order to stop the repeated black-screening.”
- “Odd performance issues on certain maps.”
- “I assume this is being resolved by optimization to come.”
humor
16 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The humor in the game is highlighted by its chaotic gameplay and unexpected moments, such as lag during shootouts and the amusing dynamics of roleplaying as a zombie. Players find joy in the intense and often hilarious gun battles, leading to memorable experiences that are likely to inspire entertaining YouTube content. Overall, the game successfully combines fun mechanics with comedic elements, making for a lighthearted gaming experience.
- “Getting the perfect spectator angle on the final kill of the game and laughing manically in heaven with all the other ghosts hovering around.”
- “Zm panic mode is hilariously fun and roleplaying as a zombie with all chat has everyone laughing their ass off by the end of a match.”
- “Supressors and attachments galore, realistic body movement and 'climby' style climbing have meant there are constantly fun, intense, and often hilarious gun battles happening.”
replayability
16 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
63%
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The game is highly praised for its replayability, with users noting its intuitive mechanics, varied maps, and the inclusion of a map editor that allows for user-generated content. Players find it endlessly enjoyable and recommend it for those seeking a game with significant replay value, especially with the potential for future multiplayer map creations. Overall, it stands out as a fun and engaging experience that encourages repeated play.
- “Yes, it's rough in areas, but damned if it isn't fun and endlessly replayable.”
- “The maps are very varied and extremely fun; there is even an editor in-game, and people have recreated some classics such as Facing Worlds from UT and de_rats from Counter-Strike, and they are playable online in multiplayer.”
- “I absolutely recommend this game if you're looking for something with replayability.”
- “The maps are very varied and extremely fun; there is even an editor in-game, and people have recreated some classics such as Facing Worlds from Unreal Tournament and de_rats from Counter-Strike, which are playable online in multiplayer.”
- “The variety of maps and the ability to create and share custom content significantly enhance the game's replayability.”
story
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's story aspect is enhanced by user-generated content, allowing players to create their own missions and narratives, such as multi-level campaigns with intricate plots and puzzles. The combination of included single-player missions and robust level editing tools offers a rich storytelling experience, making it feel like a separate game in itself. Overall, the creative freedom in crafting unique stories significantly adds to the game's value.
- “I'm currently working on a multi-level escape the prison campaign with a story, hidden secrets, and puzzles.”
- “The multiplayer and included single player missions are already worth the price alone, but then you get into the level editor and it's a whole separate game.”
- “(It's already in the public release for single player user-made missions)”
monetization
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The monetization aspect of the game is criticized due to a lack of player base and insufficient advertising, which diminishes the value of purchasing it, especially since many modes require real players. Despite its enjoyable gameplay and mechanics, the game's success is hindered by its low visibility and player engagement.
- “Honestly a fantastic game, lots of fun, but it's more dead than ads on YouTube, and since half the modes require real people, there's kind of no reason to buy it.”
- “On top of that, not many people own this game as there is nearly no advertisement for BAM VR, as the developer said he wants to finish a huge chunk of the game first.”
- “The gunplay is spectacular, ads are nearly perfect, and the mechanics are pretty smooth all around.”
stability
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game exhibits notable stability issues, with frequent bugs and glitches impacting gameplay, particularly during initial experiences. Despite these challenges, players find the game enjoyable and promising, especially with the anticipation of upcoming content like vehicles. Overall, while stability remains a concern, the game's potential keeps players engaged.
- “The first time I played it, it was awful. I had so many glitches, and in general, I could not shoot straight or anything.”
- “Still a little buggy from time to time, but it's a ton of fun and shows great promise!”
- “For sheer content, it can't be beat, but the vehicles are buggy. Helicopters have been in-game, and while the developer has set up a test server for players, the experience is still unstable.”
music
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is characterized by heavy metal tracks that enhance the feeling of power and intensity, making players feel like demi-gods as they engage in combat. The soundtrack effectively complements the gameplay, creating an exhilarating atmosphere.
- “Nothing will make you feel like a demi-god while the heavens thunder heavy metal music as you slaughter enemies like this game will.”
emotional
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The emotional aspect of the game is negatively impacted by the clunky controller interactions, which detract from immersion and can lead to frustration during gameplay. This mechanical issue undermines the emotional engagement players might otherwise experience.
atmosphere
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The atmosphere in Bam multiplayer is characterized by its friendly and welcoming environment, enhanced by all-talk voice chat that fosters enjoyable interactions among players.
- “Bam multiplayer has a friendly atmosphere with all-talk voice chat, and I've enjoyed the people I've played with.”

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Bullets and More VR: BAM VR is a shooter game with violence theme.

Bullets and More VR: BAM VR is available on PC, Virtual Reality and Windows.

On average players spend around 152 hours playing Bullets and More VR: BAM VR.

Bullets and More VR: BAM VR was released on April 2, 2018.

Bullets and More VR: BAM VR was developed by Koenigz.

Bullets and More VR: BAM VR has received positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its gameplay but disliked it for its monetization.

Bullets and More VR: BAM VR is a single player game with multiplayer support.

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