- December 13, 2016
- Silver Moon Internet
VR GirlFriend
Platforms
About
"VR Girlfriend" is a virtual reality dating simulation game where players can interact with and date various female characters in a variety of settings. The game features voice acting, customizable characters, and various activities to do with your virtual companion. Players can earn points by successfully completing conversations and activities to increase their relationship level with their chosen partner.











- The game has good graphics and offers a variety of mini-games that are surprisingly fun.
- There is potential for customization with different outfits and poses for the character.
- The developers seem open to feedback and are focused on improving the game.
- The game has significant launch issues, often requiring manual execution from the PC instead of through VR.
- There is a lack of motion controller support, making the controls cumbersome and reliant on gaze-based interactions.
- Many users feel the game is unfinished and lacks updates, with some features being locked behind microtransactions.
graphics
15 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeOverall, the graphics are generally considered good, with some users appreciating the visual quality and immersion. However, there are notable criticisms regarding character models and animations, suggesting that while the graphics are solid, they could benefit from further improvement and refinement. Some players express a desire for enhanced graphical fidelity, especially in comparison to older titles.
“The graphics are very good and I am hoping that they continue developing this game and making more titles.”
“Graphics are very good.”
“The graphics, voice acting, and immersion, on the other hand, are good enough for me to not regret the purchase.”
“It's obvious where the graphic artists focused their attention, yet neither the girl character model nor the animations are really amazing.”
“They made better graphics back in the 80s.”
“The only issues for me are no free movement, no environmental interaction, and the graphics.”