Jeeboman

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Jeeboman is a single player shooter game. It was developed by Futuretown and was released on April 5, 2016. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

A fast paced retro arcade shooter built ground up for room scale VR. Save the city from waves of invading robots and dish out destruction with a full arsenal of futuristic weaponry!

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Single-Player

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78%

Audience ScoreBased on 46 reviews

gameplay8 positive mentions

music1 negative mentions

The game offers a fun and fast-paced VR experience with engaging teleportation mechanics and satisfying weapon usage.
Visually appealing with beautiful colors and a polished design, it captures the feel of having superpowers in VR.
Great value for the price, providing addictive gameplay that encourages replayability and challenges across different difficulty levels.

Gameplay can feel chaotic and overwhelming, with enemies swarming from all directions and a lack of clear indicators for attacks.
Sound design is lacking, with music being easily drowned out and gunfire not providing a convincing audio experience.
The game is relatively short and could benefit from more levels, modes, and a better tutorial to help players navigate the frantic gameplay.

gameplay
16 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay centers around a unique mechanic of limited field of view combined with frequent teleportation, which many players find enjoyable and tactically engaging. While the initial tutorial may be off-putting, the frantic and dynamic nature of the gameplay becomes highly enjoyable after the first few minutes. Comparisons to similar games, like Robo Recall, highlight the effectiveness of the teleportation mechanic in creating a fun experience.
- “The teleport mechanic is great and simply works well.”
- “Extremely enjoyable if you like frantic gameplay.”
- “I very much appreciate the tactical choices introduced by the teleporting mechanic.”
- “Basically, the primary game mechanic that the designers chose to focus the gameplay on is limited field of view combined with frequent teleports.”
- “Robo Recall copied the gameplay almost exactly and made the graphics better.”
- “Basically, the primary game mechanic that the designers chose to focus the gameplay on is limited field of view combined with frequent teleports.”
graphics
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics and animations in the game are generally considered subpar, with many users noting that they do not meet expectations. Comparisons to "Robo Recall" highlight that the latter offers superior visuals while maintaining similar gameplay mechanics.
- “Robo Recall copied the gameplay almost exactly and made the graphics better.”
replayability
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Overall, the game offers a mix of experiences regarding replayability; while some players find it enjoyable and engaging enough to tackle harder difficulties, others note its short length and low replay value.
- “It's a little on the short side, but it's fun to beat the harder difficulties, and the replay value is pretty high.”
music
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is often overshadowed by gunfire, making it difficult to appreciate, and when audible, it fails to deliver an exciting experience.
- “The music is too easily drowned out by the sounds of gunfire, and even when you can hear it, it isn't very exciting.”
story
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story in the game is perceived as lacking depth and clarity, leaving players confused about their objectives and the overall narrative context. While expectations for a complex plot may be low in a pedestal-shooter genre, the absence of any coherent storyline detracts from the experience.
- “I don't really expect a deep plot from a pedestal-shooter game, but I have no idea what I'm shooting at or why.”