Voxel Project VR

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Voxel Project VR is a single player simulation game. It was developed by 180° and was released on February 14, 2025. It received positive reviews from players.

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Audience ScoreBased on 173 reviews

humor2 positive mentions

stability10 negative mentions

The game offers a satisfying VR experience with excellent destruction mechanics, reminiscent of Teardown.
The Siege mode is particularly enjoyable, providing replayability and fun gameplay scenarios.
The developers are actively supporting the game, and there is potential for future updates and community mods.

The game suffers from bugs and poor AI, leading to frustrating gameplay experiences.
Many players feel the game lacks content and polish, making it feel barebones at times.
The physics and interactions can be inconsistent, detracting from the overall immersion and enjoyment.

story
27 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's story aspect is largely criticized for being minimal or non-existent, with missions described as repetitive and lacking depth, often feeling more like tutorials than engaging narratives. While some players appreciate the chaotic fun of the missions and sandbox mode, the overall consensus is that the game lacks a compelling storyline to drive the gameplay forward. Despite its entertaining mechanics, the absence of a substantial narrative detracts from the overall experience.
- “Teardown was interesting because there was a reason why you were destroying and stealing, and it gave you incentive to do the missions and explore.”
- “The story was basic but interesting, and the game allowed you to choose equipment and find vehicles in the field to use.”
- “In missions, you're usually given some simple description on what to do, along with some toys to play around with.”
- “Idk how this game has positive reviews, it's barebones and there's really nothing to do; should definitely be a free game. The arena mode melee combat feels so sluggish and clunky, the siege mode is boring, and the missions are basic.”
- “It has potential, but unfortunately at the current state of the game it's really flawed. The missions are very similar, either destroying a part of a building, killing a team of enemies, or stealing 3 items within a time limit.”
- “The missions feel less like missions and more like short tutorials; each one takes no more than 2 minutes to complete.”
graphics
10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Overall, the graphics of the game receive mixed reviews; while some players appreciate the smooth performance on mid-tier hardware and find the visuals immersive, others criticize the art style as unappealing and note technical issues, such as lighting inconsistencies. There is a consensus that improvements are needed, particularly in the voxel design and overall graphical fidelity, with expectations for future updates to enhance the experience.
- “Graphics and performance are good on mid-tier hardware.”
- “Best VR game I have played in a very long time; the graphics are very demanding, needing an RTX 3070.”
- “Amazing graphics and runs smoother than most VR games out there; if they added a fully physical rig and gripping physics, this pretty much replaces every shooter and action game out there.”
- “A bare bones voxel sandbox with a charmless art style.”
- “Turning on the lights in one room in a two-story house ends up lighting up the whole house through the walls, so the graphics are kind of poor, and it ruins night survival.”
- “The only issue I have with it is that the voxels, in my opinion, are a little bit too big, and the graphics (I know they'll be updated in the future) are a bit lackluster compared to something like Teardown.”
stability
10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The stability of the game has been widely criticized, with users reporting numerous bugs and glitches that significantly hinder gameplay, such as poor AI behavior, teleportation issues, and unresponsive controls. While many players appreciate the game's features and overall fun factor, the prevalence of these technical problems has led to frustration, making the experience feel overly structured and at times nearly unplayable. Overall, players express hope for future updates to address these stability concerns.
- “The bugs and glitches are so plentiful that if it were food, it would save an entire third world country.”
- “Imo the game is really fun and good if the glitches just don't happen, but when they do, it's damn near unplayable. I'm only rating the game as not recommended so hopefully the devs see this and fix the game.”
- “The hands themselves are really buggy; grabbing something too heavy doesn't force you to let go, instead your hands just stay grabbing the object while you walk away, leaving your arms away from your body until you let go.”
gameplay
10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is generally praised for its solid mechanics and physics, evoking a nostalgic, carefree experience reminiscent of childhood. However, some players express a desire for more customization options, such as invincibility mode, and mention feeling an unsettling sense of being watched during play. Additionally, the inclusion of shootouts and building mechanics adds depth to the overall experience.
- “Good mechanics, good physics, good game.”
- “Plus shootouts and building mechanics for covers.”
- “I understand that not everyone will agree with me and it's completely understandable, but that's just something that annoyed me during gameplay. Maybe some menu letting you change and tweak a few things like invincible mode or some more advanced options would help.”
- “I always get a weird sense that I'm being watched during gameplay.”
- “Plus, the shootouts and building mechanics for cover feel underdeveloped.”
optimization
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Overall, the game's optimization is commendable on mid-tier hardware, delivering good graphics and performance. However, players have reported crashes when accessing certain maps and have requested the addition of a performance mode to enhance stability. With future updates, there is potential for further improvements in graphics and performance.
- “Graphics and performance are good on mid-tier hardware.”
- “The game is really amazing, providing great physics, great destruction, and great performance, but there are a few things I would add or change.”
- “Please add a performance mode because my game always crashes when I go to a map.”
- “Once the core game and other elements are added, the graphics and performance should be upgraded.”
grinding
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players find the grinding aspect of the game to be tedious and frustrating, often requiring excessive effort to progress, particularly in the Siege mode. Glitches further exacerbate the experience, leading to a sentiment that players may need "a second life" to effectively grind through the game's challenges.
- “You'll need a second life for grinding.”
- “This is my third favorite VR game, and in my opinion, it's a good game, but it has a lot of issues that make the game very tedious to play at times.”
replayability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game features a replayable siege mode on select maps that significantly contributes to playtime, but overall, players feel there is a lack of creativity and limited replayability beyond the leaderboard.
- “There is a replayable siege mode on a few maps, which holds the majority of my playtime.”
- “No real creativity or replayability except for a leaderboard.”
- “There is a replayable siege mode on a few maps which holds the majority of playtime for me.”
humor
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Users find the humor in the game primarily stems from its chaotic gameplay and the absurdity of combat mechanics, suggesting that playing with friends could amplify the comedic experience. The exaggerated ineffectiveness of weapons and the ridiculousness of enemy resilience contribute to a sense of humor, even if unintentional. Overall, the potential for funny moments is highlighted, especially in cooperative play.
- “I think if they add more game modes, it would be a good thing. Knowing they're working on a co-op update, I think it is a must. If I did the siege mode with my mates, it would be a funny mess of stupidity.”