- October 19, 2016
- mode of expression, LLC
Rescuties! VR
Platforms
About
"Rescuties VR" is a virtual reality game for HTC Vive and Oculus Rift that simulates rescue missions in various scenarios, from a burning building to the International Space Station. As a player, you must save and rescue over 50 unlockable cute characters while using over 10 different power-ups and 25 crazy modifiers to add to the chaotic fun. The game can also be played with a mouse and keyboard without a headset.








- The game is fun, casual, and provides a unique and humorous experience with its cute graphics and engaging gameplay.
- It's a great VR title for families, with many levels and themed updates that keep the gameplay fresh and entertaining.
- At a low price point, it offers excellent value and is highly recommended for those looking for a light-hearted time-waster.
- Some players experienced performance issues, including low frame rates and inconsistent throwing physics, especially on lower-end systems.
- The gameplay can feel short and simple, lacking in challenge, which may not appeal to all players.
- There are moments of confusion regarding the objectives, leaving some players unsure of what to do with the caught animals.
gameplay
8 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is described as fun and engaging, featuring a unique premise of saving babies and puppies from various disasters, with simple yet effective graphics. While there are multiple levels and gameplay modes, some players find it lacks challenge, particularly in the earlier stages, making it a suitable option for casual play or as a time-waster. Overall, it offers good value for its low price.
“The graphics are simple but effective and the gameplay is fun.”
“Quite a few levels and gameplay modes, pretty fun gameplay... didn't seem very challenging though... maybe the later levels would be...”
“As far as gameplay, it has you hurling babies and puppies against the pavement in moderately successful attempts to save them from burning buildings, sinking ships, and runaway trains.”