- March 12, 2019
- OnSkull Games
Fovos VR
61%Game Brain Score
atmosphere, humor
story, gameplay
61% User Score 75 reviews
Platforms
About
Fovos is a post-apocalyptic horror, rail shooter for the HTC Vive, set in a future where an omnipotent AI is taking over human brains through genetic implants. We're just releasing our early access so come over and tell us about all the things that suck so we can fix them!


Audience ScoreBased on 75 reviews
atmosphere3 positive mentions
grinding3 negative mentions
- Fun for a short experience, providing a quick and engaging VR zombie shooting session.
- Good graphics and atmosphere for a free game, with decent zombie models and environments.
- Offers a simple introduction to VR shooting mechanics, making it accessible for newcomers.
- Game feels incomplete and lacks content, with many players reporting it only lasts around 10-20 minutes.
- Numerous technical issues, including frame rate drops, poor gun mechanics, and bugs that prevent gameplay.
- Limited variety in gameplay and enemies, with many players expressing a desire for more guns and features.
story
23 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story mode is criticized for being overly difficult due to relentless zombie waves, making it nearly impossible to progress. While some players appreciate the brief narrative and on-rails gameplay, they express a desire for a more developed storyline and additional checkpoints to enhance the experience. Overall, the story is seen as simple and short, with potential for expansion in future updates.
“And I really want to see the story expanded on; you know, tell us about who that girl is, what's up with this apparent AI that controls people and turns them into zombies, etc. That being said, I most definitely enjoyed this game, and I'm looking forward to more VR experiences like it in the future.”
“This game has a simple and short storyline, but it took me nearly two hours of total playtime to complete it.”
“Hope to see many expansions to the story mode.”
“The story mode is impossible to play because you have too many zombies to kill before you reach the next point of the story.”
“The story starts with a horde of zombies, the NPC stuns the leftover zombies then drags you to a location that is very near the starting location and the leftover zombies break their stun and attack you again, you die.”
“There's very little actual story, just some quick cut scenes and then the waves of zombies make a beeline for you.”