Zombie Buster VR

About

Zombie Buster VR aims to be an authentic action shooting game that has maximized the feeling of shooting and coolness of battle. When you play, you will become a Zombie Buster who must solve the mystery of Mars while immersing yourself in the interactive virtual world.

Genres & Tags

Action

Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

92%

Audience ScoreBased on 12 reviews

gameplay3 positive mentions

story3 negative mentions

The game offers a great variety of enemies and environments, enhancing replay value and keeping gameplay fresh.
It provides a solid workout experience and is a fun stress reliever after a tough day.
The graphics, animation, and sound quality are generally praised, contributing to a high production standard for an indie VR title.

There are significant issues with controller functionality, including reversed controls and problems with reloading mechanics.
The graphics can appear blurry, even on high settings, which detracts from the overall visual experience.
The game lacks variety in weapons and features, leading to repetitive gameplay and a feeling of boredom over time.

graphics
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
33%
33%
The graphics in the game receive mixed reviews; while some players praise the excellent visuals, animation, and overall quality, others report issues with blurriness even at the highest settings. Despite these criticisms, many acknowledge the graphics as above average for an indie VR title. Overall, the visual experience is seen as decent but could benefit from improvements.
- “The graphics, animation, and sounds are excellent; gun mechanics feel solid.”
- “Graphics are quite nice.”
- “Ultimately, this is an adequate stationary wave shooter with above average graphics for indie VR game developers.”
- “Graphics - the graphics are blurry.”
- “No idea why, I had the graphics set to the highest setting and was still a bit blurry.”
- “Also, I didn't see too much of a change in graphics, maybe a 10% difference.”
gameplay
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
75%
50%
Gameplay is praised for its excellent graphics, animation, and solid gun mechanics, creating an engaging experience. However, the lack of an upgrade system for weapons and the absence of options for selecting starting guns are noted drawbacks. The primary mode, world challenge mode, is highlighted as particularly enjoyable.
- “The graphics, animation, and sounds are excellent; the gun mechanics feel solid.”
- “Gameplay itself is super cool.”
- “The main gameplay mode is the World Challenge mode.”
- “But there doesn't appear to be an upgrade mechanic that lets you improve the guns or pick new starting guns.”
- “The main gameplay mode is the world challenge mode.”
replayability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game offers high replayability due to its diverse environments and multiple modes, making it an engaging wave-based shooter that encourages players to return for more.
- “It is a wave-based shooter, but one with several environments and modes that add a lot of replay value.”
- “Replay value is super high!”
story
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
300%
The story is criticized for lacking depth and engagement, with some users feeling that the vocal elements and minor teleportation mechanics contribute to an empty and mindless experience.
- “The story feels empty and mindless, with minimal vocal elements and only minor teleportation within the room.”
- “The narrative lacks depth and engagement, making the experience feel hollow.”
- “There is a significant absence of meaningful storytelling, leaving the game feeling uninspired.”
stability
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
300%
Users note that while the inclusion of inverse kinematic arms is a positive feature, they occasionally experience glitches that affect stability.
- “The inverse kinematic arms are a nice feature, but they often glitch out, which affects overall stability.”
- “The game frequently crashes, making it frustrating to play.”
- “I experienced numerous bugs that disrupted my gameplay experience.”