Project Rampage VR

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.

Genres & Tags

Action

Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

69%

Audience ScoreBased on 54 reviews

gameplay4 positive mentions

story3 negative mentions

The game is free and offers a fun experience of rampaging through cities as a giant monster, reminiscent of classic arcade games.
There is a good variety of levels and challenges, with a progression system that allows players to unlock new abilities and monsters.
Despite some control issues, many players found the gameplay enjoyable and engaging, especially when smashing buildings and throwing objects.

The controls are often unresponsive and inconsistent, making it difficult to perform actions like throwing objects or climbing buildings.
The game has numerous bugs and glitches, including crashes and issues with progressing past certain levels, particularly on the Oculus Rift.
Many players reported that the graphics and overall polish feel lacking, giving the impression of an unfinished or beta experience.

gameplay
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is a mix of nostalgic elements reminiscent of old-school Rampage games, enhanced by a unique throwing mechanic that stands out in the VR space. While the progression system and movement mechanics are enjoyable, players have noted issues with the tutorial and the need for improvements in jumping and turning controls. Overall, the gameplay is considered decent, especially for a free game, but it could benefit from further refinement.
- “The way upgrading works is interesting, and the gameplay is very much like the old school Rampage games, but in 3D and VR. Other than how upgrades work, the only major gameplay difference is that you have stamina, which prevents you from reaching the tops of tall buildings before falling off.”
- “Still, there is a progression system which isn't terrible. The gameplay is not bad, graphics are 7/10, so all in all, a pretty good free game.”
- “The throwing mechanic may be the best I've tried in any VR game, and I have tried almost all.”
- “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.”
story
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story aspect of the game is criticized for its extremely short missions, with players reporting that they last only about a minute each and are plagued by bugs that prevent progression. This has led to a frustrating experience, overshadowing any enjoyment from the initial gameplay.
- “My experience consisted of 4 extremely short missions that were timed at 2 minutes but were all completed in less than 1 minute.”
- “This game has a bug very early on that stops you from progressing past 1 minute missions.”
- “As others have said, no way to activate the second mission.”
graphics
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics in King Kaiju are described as inconsistent, featuring a mix of high and low-resolution assets that evoke nostalgia for earlier games like the first Transformers title. While some players find the visuals merely acceptable, they generally rate the graphics around 7/10, considering them decent for a free game. Overall, the graphics do not significantly detract from the gameplay experience.
- “Still there is a progression system which isn't terrible, the gameplay is not bad, graphics are 7/10, so all in all a pretty good free game.”
- “It's free and decent graphics.”
- “The graphics (which I usually don't nitpick about) were inconsistent with a mixture of high-res to low-res assets.”
- “The visuals were just okay.”
stability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Overall, users report that the game runs well on various systems, including laptops with Oculus, though some experience minor glitches and clunkiness. Despite these issues, the gameplay experience, particularly in dynamic environments, is deemed enjoyable and worth the download.
- “I run it on my laptop with Oculus, and it runs great!”
- “The game has been incredibly stable; I haven't experienced any crashes or major bugs.”
- “Even during intense gameplay, the performance remains smooth and reliable.”
- “It's a bit clunky and there are a few glitches here and there, but just running through the city and climbing buildings makes it worth the download.”
optimization
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game is reported to be poorly optimized for touch controllers, leading to a subpar user experience in that regard.
- “The game is not optimized for touch controllers.”
- “Performance issues make the game feel sluggish and unresponsive.”
- “Frequent frame drops and long loading times severely impact the gameplay experience.”
monetization
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The monetization aspect is primarily driven by advertisements, specifically promoting an upcoming movie, which may detract from the overall gaming experience for some players.