Grid Clash VR

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"Grid Clash VR" is a fast-paced sports game that combines elements of basketball and disc battles. Players move through arenas filled with obstacles and hiding places using a "run in place" locomotion system, where head and arm movements are required for sprinting. The game features well-tuned locomotion and highly optimized network code, with future plans for leagues, stats, and rankings. Note: this game is not recommended for low-end hardware.

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86%

Audience ScoreBased on 14 reviews

gameplay4 positive mentions

The game features an immersive movement system that allows players to jog in place, making it feel like a true workout and enhancing the overall experience.
The throwing mechanics are satisfying and responsive, contributing to enjoyable gameplay both in multiplayer and against AI.
The game is well-designed for team-based play, and while it can be played solo, it shines when played with friends.

The player base is small, leading to limited multiplayer opportunities, which can detract from the competitive experience.
Controls can feel unnatural, especially during actions like sidestepping or throwing, which may hinder gameplay for some users.
The game does not support WMR, and the graphics may not appeal to everyone, as they lean towards a simplistic, TRON-like style.

gameplay
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is highly praised for its exceptional running mechanics, considered the best in any VR game, and features enjoyable disc mechanics that enhance multiplayer experiences. Overall, players find the physical gameplay to be fun and engaging.
- “The running mechanics are the best that have been done in any VR game I have played.”
- “It is amazing to play with friends, and the disc mechanics work very well.”
- “Fun physical gameplay.”
graphics
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics are described as basic and reminiscent of a Tron style, which may not appeal to everyone but allows for smooth performance on lower-end systems like the RX480. This design choice prioritizes functionality over photorealism, making it accessible for a wider range of hardware.
- “The graphics are basic, allowing for smooth performance on my system (RX480), which is a rarity for most VR games.”
- “The graphics have a unique Tron style that I personally enjoy, though it's quite different from photo-realistic visuals.”
- “The graphics are basic, which allows it to run smoothly on my system (RX480), but that's not the case for most VR games.”
- “The graphics are not for everyone; it's more of a Tron style, which I like, but it's quite the opposite of photo-realistic.”
optimization
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's basic graphics contribute to its smooth performance, particularly on lower-end systems like the RX 480, setting it apart from many other VR titles that struggle with optimization.
- “The graphics are basic, so it mostly runs smoothly on my system (RX 480), which is not the case for most VR games.”
- “The game is well-optimized, allowing for a seamless experience even on lower-end hardware.”
- “I appreciate how the developers focused on optimization, making it accessible for a wider range of systems.”