ForeVR Pool

About

"ForeVR Pool" is a virtual reality game that brings pool halls from around the world to your living room. Challenge friends, family, and in-game pros to a game of 8-ball and 9-ball, or battle 12 NPC pros to level up. The game features five0 custom cues, four immersive halls, and optional aim assist. Other features include match settings, 1v1 public and private multiplayer, quick match, and local pass and play. Experience ForeVR's custom pool physics engine, tailored for all playstyles, including spins, jumps, and trick shots.

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Play Modes

70%

Audience ScoreBased on 23 reviews

replayability1 positive mentions

story2 negative mentions

The game offers a fun and engaging pool experience with great physics and smooth graphics.
It supports multiplayer, allowing players to enjoy the game with friends, and has a variety of locations and game modes.
The developers are responsive to player feedback and are committed to improving the game, making it a worthwhile investment for VR pool fans.

The controls are overly complex and do not provide the intuitive, physical interaction expected from a VR pool game, leading to a less enjoyable experience.
There are significant technical issues, including crashes and long loading times, particularly on certain VR platforms, making the game unplayable for some users.
The game feels more like a traditional PC pool game with VR controls rather than a fully immersive VR experience, which may disappoint players looking for realism.

gameplay
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is characterized by a lock-aim-fire mechanic that some players find overly complex for a pool game, detracting from the simplicity expected in a VR experience. While the game offers enjoyable features like bright visuals, multiplayer options, and solid physics, the controls are perceived as rough and the gameplay less tight than anticipated, leading to mixed feelings about its overall execution. Players who prefer a more structured, "on rails" experience may appreciate it, but others might find it lacking in the core essence of pool.
- “I also enjoy the game mechanics and it runs perfectly on my Quest 2 via Virtual Desktop.”
- “Bright colors, fun with friends, leveling system, bots, collectibles, cross-play, PvP, etc. Great physics and mechanics, you can also move with free locomotion and smooth turning options in settings.”
- “All in all, if you like an 'on rails' mechanic-heavy pool experience, this is your game.”
- “The lock-aim-fire mechanic is very much a 2D concept of the universe.”
- “However, this game seems more rooted in the overly complex 'controller' style mechanics.”
- “However, with the stick 'welded' to your hands and a 'staged' shooting mechanic, it loses the feel of a pool game.”
story
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The reviews indicate a mixed reception regarding the game's story, with some players expressing frustration over the lack of customization and multiplayer options, which detracts from the overall experience. While one user appreciates the ability to enjoy music while playing, the narrative elements seem overshadowed by technical issues and gameplay mechanics. Overall, the story appears to be less of a focal point, with players more concerned about the game's performance and social features.
- “This is one of the worst ports of any game I have ever played. The only good thing about this game is the fact I can listen to MC Burberry's 'Stella' while staring at the low poly Horizon Worlds avatars with no option to customize them at all.”
- “They need to enable cross-play with Quest players as multiplayer is dead currently with nobody else to play against.”
graphics
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics are praised for their appealing art style, which prioritizes aesthetics over realism, resulting in a visually engaging experience. Users note significant improvements in graphics quality and smoothness, enhancing immersion across various arenas and making it easier to stream. Overall, the visuals and physics contribute positively to the game's atmosphere.
- “Visuals and sounds are impressive; the main lobby and various arenas are well-designed. The art style doesn't aim for realism, which enhances its appeal.”
- “The graphics quality has significantly improved, making it much easier to stream.”
- “The physics are excellent, and the graphics are incredibly smooth, immersing you in a variety of different pool halls.”
- “The graphics quality has been improved, but it still feels outdated compared to other games.”
- “The art style doesn't aim for realism, which can make some environments feel bland and uninviting.”
- “While the visuals are decent, they lack the detail and polish expected from modern games.”
music
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music aspect of the game includes a YouTube music feature, but it is reportedly broken and unlikely to be fixed in the near future, a recurring issue in the Forever titles on Steam. While the game does contain necessary sound effects and some music, the overall experience is hindered by the malfunctioning feature.
- “It has a YouTube music feature, but it's broken too and isn't getting fixed anytime soon, as it's constant in every Forever title released on Steam.”
- “There's all the sounds needed and even some music.”
replayability
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Reviewers express a desire for greater replayability in arcade games, noting that while the current offerings are enjoyable, they could benefit from additional features or content to enhance long-term engagement.