- August 3, 2018
- Adamvision Studios
Ding Dong VR
Platforms
About
In "Ding Dong VR," a Virtual Reality adaptation of Ding Dong XL, navigate a ball between the top and bottom of the screen, dodging obstacles, collecting points, and smashing power-ups. Use the boost button to cross the screen and survive for as long as possible to beat your high score. With 3D depth and immersive effects, the game aims to provide a fun, re-playable arcade experience, with the goal of continuously beating your previous score.





- The game features stunning visuals and addictive gameplay, making it a fun experience in VR.
- It's a simple yet satisfying game that can be enjoyed in short bursts, perfect for casual gaming.
- The VR implementation enhances the experience, providing immersive effects that make the gameplay more engaging.
- The game is very short, with many players completing it in under an hour, leading to concerns about content longevity.
- Some players feel that the VR aspect is unnecessary, as the game could work well without it.
- There are issues with Steam Achievements that can disrupt gameplay, and some players have noted a lack of depth and complexity.
- gameplay30 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The gameplay is characterized as simple yet addictive, providing a fun experience that translates well into VR despite its 2D arcade roots. Players appreciate the engaging visuals and immersive effects, which enhance the overall enjoyment without overwhelming the gameplay. The mechanics are straightforward, focusing on high scores with minimal controls, making it accessible and satisfying for a wide range of players.
“A visual treat with addictive yet simple gameplay.”
“Surprisingly addictive gameplay.”
“The VR effects are neat and the gameplay is rock solid.”
“It's the exact same gameplay as Ding Dong XL, but in this VR version, the visuals add some additional enjoyment and slightly more difficulty as particles fly at your face, which is a good thing.”
“Has that same gameplay but with tons of stuff flying at you, and it's just fun to be immersed in the effects.”
“The amount of effects are not overbearing during gameplay.”