- November 14, 2017
- OctoBox Interactive
- 5h median play time
High Noon VR
Platforms
About
High Noon VR is a Wild West-themed shooter game where you play as a new sheriff in town, tasked with defending the townsfolk from hordes of outlaws. With a variety of weapons at your disposal, immerse yourself in this vivid world and take down your enemies with style to earn greater rewards. Upgrade your arsenal and become the ultimate law enforcer in this action-packed VR experience.











- The game features enjoyable gunplay and a variety of weapons, making it fun to play for a few hours.
- The graphics are colorful and cartoonish, which adds to the overall charm of the game.
- The gameplay is straightforward and engaging, reminiscent of classic arcade shooters.
- The announcer's voice is extremely annoying and cannot be turned off, detracting significantly from the experience.
- The game contains sexist language, referring to female characters in derogatory terms, which is off-putting for many players.
- There are technical issues, including crashes on launch and lack of cloud save support, making the game feel outdated.
graphics
16 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics in the game are generally described as solid and visually appealing, featuring a cartoon-like art style that enhances the gameplay experience. While some users find the visuals to be merely decent or "okay," others praise them as fantastic and immersive, with no technical issues reported. Overall, the graphics contribute positively to the game's fun and engaging atmosphere.
“No hiccups in graphics, no artifacting, no screen tearing, no errors or crashes.”
“The graphics are fantastic.”
“Graphics are nice and colorful, and the cartoon style adds to the gameplay which is very fun and it has just enough difficulty to keep you wanting one more go.”
“The shooting and graphics are okay but not what I would call memorable.”
“But from your cartoon visuals, expecting something more realistic.”
“The graphics are comically styled with a cartoon-like vibe, too.”