- October 9, 2021
- Travolab Replay
Hell Road VR
Platforms
About
"Hell Road VR" is a post-apocalyptic video game where you navigate a devastated world on a motorcycle, armed with a variety of weapons to fight off hordes of zombies. The game features a story mode with 7 levels, 8 unique weapons to unlock and upgrade, and increasingly intense challenges. Your mission is to help a woman in distress while upgrading your character, bike, and arsenal to survive.











- The game offers a unique and immersive experience with intuitive controls for motorcycle riding and shooting zombies.
- Graphics are decent, and the game runs well even on lower-end PCs, providing a fun experience without motion sickness.
- There is a good variety of weapons and upgrades available, along with multiple game modes that enhance replayability.
- The game suffers from a lack of content, leading to repetitive gameplay as levels are not randomly generated.
- Controls can be frustrating, particularly the head-tilting mechanic for steering, which may cause issues for some players.
- Visuals are considered plain or ugly by some, and there are complaints about poor optimization and bugs affecting gameplay.
gameplay
14 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is generally immersive and enjoyable, particularly praised for its unique two-handed shooting mechanics while racing and excellent motorcycle controls. However, some players feel that the bike control could be improved and suggest incorporating teleportation or map mechanics for more diverse level design. Overall, while the gameplay is fun, there are areas for enhancement.
“And shooting during racing is also fun: it is a unique VR two-handed gameplay that feels rewarding when you manage to shoot down zombies while leaning into a turn.”
“The gameplay is fun (for the most part) and the dialogue is slightly above average.”
“Awesome motorcycle mechanics.”
“I also feel the game could benefit from a little Serious Sam teleportation/map mechanics that would fit the story and allow more diverse levels.”