- April 5, 2016
- Foreignvr
- 2h median play time
Ruckus Ridge VR Party
Platforms
About
Ruckus Ridge VR Party is a multiplayer VR game that offers a variety of minigames, including archery, axe throwing, and whack-a-mole. Players can compete against each other in these fast-paced challenges, or work together to complete cooperative objectives. With colorful graphics and easy-to-learn controls, it's a great choice for social gatherings and VR parties.











- Ruckus Ridge is a great party game that allows up to four players to engage in fun, competitive gameplay, making it ideal for social gatherings.
- The game effectively introduces players to VR, providing a unique experience where everyone gets a turn in the headset, fostering interaction and laughter.
- Despite its simplicity, the game offers a variety of modes and objectives that can lead to entertaining sessions, especially with friends.
- The game suffers from a lack of polish and content, with many players feeling it is repetitive and lacks sufficient game modes to maintain interest.
- Technical issues, particularly with controller support and compatibility with Oculus, have been reported, leading to frustration and unplayability for some users.
- The requirement for multiple players and the frequent swapping of the VR headset can disrupt gameplay flow, making it less enjoyable for smaller groups.
humor
14 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe humor in the game is consistently praised, with players highlighting its ability to generate laughter through simple yet engaging gameplay and hilarious mini-games. The combination of panic-inducing moments and a comedic announcer enhances the overall experience, making it a fun and entertaining choice for group play. Overall, players report having a great time, often laughing for hours.
“My friends and I played for 2 hours straight, the whole time laughing our asses off.”
“The first game mode we played, the monitor players had to plant a bomb on the VR player. Only 10 seconds into the match, all of us were laughing hard, mainly because of my panic every time I could hear those small footsteps coming up behind me.”
“It isn't perfect, but it's goddamn good. The combination of hilarity, great presentation (the announcer is hilarious), and asymmetric play with the couch users is fantastic.”