- April 5, 2018
- Sticky Studios
Project Rampage VR
Platforms
About
Big meets bigger in Project Rampage VR, the official virtual reality game for the movie Rampage . Using Crispr technology, create monster mutations in Energyne's lab and unleash destruction across the world. Play as George, Ralph and Lizzie as you run, climb, throw and smash your way through Chicago and Paris! Complete challenges and rack up points as you destroy your surroundings.






- The game is free and offers a lot of content, including various levels and challenges to unlock.
- Smashing buildings and throwing objects in VR is fun and provides a sense of chaos and mayhem.
- The game has improved with patches, making it more enjoyable and worth trying out, especially for fans of the original Rampage.
- The controls are often unresponsive and can be frustrating, especially for Oculus users, making gameplay feel clunky.
- There are frequent bugs and crashes that disrupt the experience, leading to a lack of immersion.
- The graphics and overall polish feel inconsistent, giving the impression of an unfinished or beta product.
- gameplay16 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The gameplay is reminiscent of classic Rampage games, featuring a unique progression system and engaging mechanics, particularly in throwing, which is praised as one of the best in VR. However, players have noted issues with the tutorial and mechanics, such as the need for a jump feature and improved turning controls. Overall, while the gameplay has its flaws, it offers a fun experience, especially for a free game.
“The throwing mechanic may be the best I've tried in any VR game, and I have tried almost all.”
“The way upgrading works is interesting, and the gameplay is very much like the old school Rampage games, but in 3D and VR. The only major gameplay difference is that you have stamina, which prevents you from reaching the top of tall buildings before falling off.”
“Fun mini game with cool movement mechanics.”
“I can't even get through the tutorial because the mechanics of throwing seem to be completely screwed up.”
“Needs a jump mechanic as well as a refined turning ability.”