- September 12, 2016
- Shashitha Kularatna
Just Bat: VR Cricket
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About
"Just Bat: VR Cricket" is a virtual reality game that lets you perfect your batting skills in the sport of cricket. With realistic bowling and shot control, you can experience helmet view, force feedback, and full freedom in shot selection. Compete with others worldwide in 5 Over Challenge mode and improve your skills in Free Play, while AI fielders and global leaderboards add to the excitement.





- The core batting mechanics can be entertaining and allow for a variety of legitimate cricket shots.
- The game has potential for improvement, and recent updates have addressed some major bugs.
- It offers a unique VR cricket experience that is currently the best option available in the genre.
- The batting physics are inconsistent, with the ball often passing through the bat and hit power feeling random.
- The graphics and overall presentation are very basic, lacking detail and polish.
- There are significant gameplay issues, such as no calls for wides and a lack of variety in bowling actions.
graphics
8 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the game are generally described as barebones and lackluster, with minimal detail and simplistic designs that detract from the overall experience. While some players appreciate the challenging gameplay, the spartan visuals, including poorly designed character models, leave much to be desired. Overall, the graphics are considered a significant drawback, overshadowing other aspects of the game.
“The game is also very barebones and lackluster in the graphics department.”
“Graphically this game is pretty spartan; the fielders look like toys and there is not much detail generally.”
“Despite having much simpler graphics than 'the other' cricket game for the Vive, this is much more challenging and overall a much more realistic experience.”