- February 25, 2020
- Odooh Games
- 6h median play time
RPG NPC Simulator VR
Platforms
About
"RPG NPC Simulator VR" is a virtual reality game where you run a "secret" shop in an RPG world and sell items to players for profit. Gather items from fallen players, restock popular items, and level up to gain new skills and upgrades for your store. Interact with the world using hand gestures and expand your business by forging unique weapons as a blacksmith. Strive to become the best shopkeeper in the game.






- The game offers a unique and engaging shop management experience in VR, allowing players to buy, sell, and craft items.
- Many players find the game relaxing and enjoyable, with a good balance of micromanagement and exploration.
- The developers are responsive and actively working on updates, showing promise for future improvements and content.
- The game is currently plagued by numerous bugs and control issues, making it unplayable for some users.
- Movement mechanics are frustrating, with reports of motion sickness and unintuitive controls that hinder gameplay.
- Many players feel the game lacks polish and depth, with a shallow experience that could benefit from more content and clearer tutorials.
- gameplay32 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The gameplay is characterized by an addictive loop of buying and selling items, which many players find enjoyable despite some mechanics being buggy and underdeveloped. While the crafting and blacksmithing elements are praised for their simplicity and fun, the overall experience is marred by issues such as poor controller responsiveness and limited long-term engagement. Players express a desire for more diverse mechanics and improvements, particularly in VR interactions, as they look forward to future updates.
“I feel myself addicted to the gameplay loop of buying and selling stuff to get better stuff to sell to make more money, etc. It's enjoyable.”
“The crafting mechanic itself is pretty simple and fun.”
“Gameplay: you open a shop, sell weapons and potions to players, some of them bring items to sell to you for a decent price.”
“The standalone mechanics are poor, and the game will give you a headache; this is the first VR game to do that to me.”
“Having to use a bow to kill thieves seems fitting, but the mechanics are rather iffy and your ability to hit is quite slim.”
“Long-term gameplay doesn't really seem possible in a game like this; I can sell high-quality gear, buy everything, and just watch my gold counter get higher.”