- July 19, 2022
- Bevan McKechnie
- 14h median play time
COMPOUND
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"COMPOUND is a challenging, rogue-lite single-player shooter for Virtual Reality with tough enemies and retro vibes. Its masterful gameplay, intriguing story, stellar graphics, and excellent atmosphere keep you hooked, despite the grinding and high difficulty. With room for player feedback, this passion project allows for a rich, replayable experience that will put your VR skills to the test."











- Highly addictive rogue-like shooter with immersive gameplay.
- Satisfying gunplay and unique reloading mechanics for each weapon.
- Retro aesthetic and vibrant visuals create a nostalgic experience.
- Enemy AI can be simplistic and predictable.
- Limited variety in runs and environments can lead to repetitiveness.
- Some players may find the difficulty curve steep, especially on higher settings.
- graphics324 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The graphics of the game are characterized by a vibrant, retro pixel art style that evokes nostalgia for classic 90s shooters like Doom and Wolfenstein. Reviewers appreciate the game's ability to deliver an immersive experience without demanding high-end hardware, making it accessible for budget VR users. Overall, the visuals are praised for their charm, clarity, and effective use of color, contributing to a fun and engaging gameplay experience.
“The aesthetic is absolutely beautiful; it manages to look like I'm running around in a SNES beat-em-up while still feeling immersive, which is truly impressive.”
“The graphics have a pixel-art charm that gives nods to the 16-bit era of gaming.”
“The retro graphics look amazing; the enemies and the guns are all really fun, and you can just keep coming back to it.”
“The graphics are not amazing but the gameplay is super fun and has a lot of replayability.”
“As cool as the graphics are to look at, it just gets boring after a while, and I haven't even really beaten the game yet, none of the modifiers really do it for me either.”
“The retro style graphics limit the game to a very specific customer base.”




