Ultrawings

“The game suffers from too simplistic graphics to just fly around and explore the islands.”

“I am a little disappointed with the graphics - hopefully you guys could add a little more detail in an update... the islands look kind of barren.”

“The graphics, however, are very bare bones.”

“I've found myself trying to run through these 'jobs' as quick as possible just so I can unlock something that I actually want to fly, rather than what I have to fly. I've begun to think the payoff may not even be worth it as I'm already becoming burnt out from the repetitive gameplay, and there is no promise I'll be unlocking a fun aircraft any time soon. Even when I do, will it actually be that fun to fly, or will I have to continue grinding to the next aircraft?”

“Some things that seem to be off with the game mechanics are the fact that more often than not my hand isn't being recognized on the flight stick, causing me to jerk in the opposite direction of what I want. In a game like this where precision is key, it caused a lot of frustrating moments where I just rage quit because I would be on the last ring to fly through for the gold, and my flight stick would spaz out, causing me to go into the nearest ditch. If I wanted that, I would just play Dirt Rally.”

“Do be warned though, unless you're very seasoned in VR or do not suffer much from motion sickness, this game will get you sick. There are options that do help with it, but in my opinion, they reduce the gameplay experience a little.”

“The music is horrible and I recommend turning it off to save your sanity. A person or maybe a few people put work into it, which is respectable.”

“It's like really bad island/elevator music.”

“The only thing disgusting is that rumba music used in Latin porno films; I hope they change that or let you put your own music.”

“Unfortunately, after an hour and a half of grinding through the game, I am still far from my Gee Bee, and my motivation to continue playing this game is wearing out.”

“I've found myself trying to run through these 'jobs' as quickly as possible just so I can unlock something that I actually want to fly, rather than what I have to fly. I've begun to think the payoff may not even be worth it, as I'm already becoming burnt out from the repetitive gameplay. There is no promise I'll be unlocking a fun aircraft any time soon, and even when I do, will it actually be that fun to fly, or will I have to continue grinding to the next aircraft?”

“To reiterate, the 'tutorial' is beyond boring, requiring you to take six partial flights just to do a runway loop. The progression is boring as well; after grinding for an hour and unlocking the first two airports, I gave up while grinding again to unlock the first (maybe) real plane as the refund window was closing.”

“Endlessly buggy, I can't complete any missions.”

“I still recommend this game to just about anybody but beware, the smallest little glitches are magnified into misery in a game like this.”

“This game is buggy... really buggy.”

“Only one is loaded in detail at a time for performance, I assume.”

“You get money from completing 2-5 minute missions, and you get a medal for your performance.”

“Missions are incredibly repetitive and as a result, I suspect the replay value is not great.”

“The fact that it can be beaten 100% (gold medals on every event in every plane on every island) in 10-15 hours easily with not much replayability beyond that.”

“Unlike most VR games, this one has a ton of replayability: just like Pilotwings Resort on the 3DS, I can see myself sinking 20+ hours into this game.”

“Basic graphics but relaxing atmosphere.”

“The game's atmosphere is relaxing and has an in-depth and colorful cartoony world to explore.”