VDSC: VoltIsland

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VDSC: VoltIsland is a multiplayer simulation game. It was developed by Forge Universe Blacksmith Labs Ltd. and was released on December 1, 2023. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Shoot your way to the top. An Island, a bunch of dragons and guns. Volt Inu’s Sailor Club invites you to the greatest battle of your life. Fight other players for Honor, Wealth and Power. Land in strategic locations, loot weapons and supplies to survive the battlegrounds and be the last to be victorious. As a player you have access to 3 different weapons, a jetpack and various grenades. …

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Audience ScoreBased on 60 reviews

humor3 positive mentions

gameplay3 negative mentions

The integration of VDSC NFTs into the game is a unique and exciting feature that enhances the gameplay experience.
Players find the game fun and addictive, especially when playing with friends, and appreciate the frequent updates improving gameplay.
The game is seen as a promising innovation in the GameFi sector, with potential for play-to-earn mechanics and unique character customization.

The game suffers from severe server issues, making it unplayable and leading to a lack of active players.
Graphics and overall production quality are criticized as subpar, with many comparing it unfavorably to other battle royale games.
The mandatory account creation and sparse player base contribute to a lonely and frustrating gaming experience.

gameplay
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay of VDSC is noted for its similarity to Amber Battle Royale, featuring identical assets and indistinguishable movement mechanics. Despite being in alpha, the game demonstrates solid mechanics and offers simple, addictive gameplay that is easy for new players to grasp, bolstered by ongoing updates and NFT integration.
- “With constant updates to improve gameplay and NFT integration, I don't see why this isn't game of the year.”
- “Very simple game mechanics which make it addictive and easy to learn for new gamers too.”
- “Upon seeing the gameplay, I immediately recognized that VDSC uses the identical assets as Amber Battle Royale.”
- “The gameplay and movement are indistinguishable from one another.”
- “This game was in alpha, but the mechanics were still there and it worked fine.”
graphics
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
67%
The graphics of the game receive mixed reviews; while some players appreciate the visuals and unique NFT integration, others criticize them as subpar and unplayable. Overall, the graphical quality seems to vary significantly among user experiences.
- “I love the graphics of the game and the way Voltinu can use their NFT in the game is really cool.”
- “Total garbage, not even one server online, crappy graphics, totally unplayable.”
- “To be fair, the visuals, gunplay, and movement of the game are somewhat okay, but at the same time, there is no reason to play this unless you get a couple of friends together.”
humor
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The humor in the game is derived from its ironic failures, particularly the disconnect between players' claims of connection to the game and the persistent technical issues, such as broken servers and menus. This amateurish execution leads to a "so bad it's funny" experience, highlighting the absurdity of the situation.
- “The insane irony of bag-holders for the crypto dragon NFTs claiming that they 'really connected with the game,' only for the servers to never work and the main menu to be broken is hilarious on so many levels.”
- “Funny in an amateurish way, but the devs should've known no one would want to play this rather than other popular battle royales.”
- “So bad it's funny.”
optimization
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's optimization is highly praised, with users noting its unmatched cinematic realism and exceptionally smooth performance, even on lower-end hardware. This allows for a seamless experience within a vibrant community.
- “The cinematic realism is unmatched by even the most ambitious of game developers. The performance is so smooth and clean that even the potato I use as a router can keep up with the vibrant and thriving community of fellow players.”