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May 21, 2020

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Cooperative Innovations

A chaotic co-op party shouting game. Things might get heated but always work together as a Spaceteam!

The ship's computer is out of control, your only chance of surviving longer than one sector is to shout technobabble at your friends!

Try to follow the randomly generated, incorrectly assigned, sometimes impossible to pronounce instructions and steer your ship out of the path of a supernova.

Complete enough instructions successfully and you will progress to the next sector, each more difficult and so the ship becomes harder to control. Dodge asteroids by shaking your maracas, clean up alien goop and disco dance like your life depends on it!

Ways to play:

VR MULTIPLAYER

Up to 6 players, in any popular VR headset join in a co-op game trying to avoid their inevitable doom.

FACE TO FACE

Up to 6 players with at least 1 headset and connected smart devices, this feels much like the original Spaceteam game.

SINGLE PLAYER

In Practice Mode your Spaceteam will be 2 of our trusty robots!

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35

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Birthday Celebrations!

May 21, 2021

Greetings Space Cadets! It's been a pretty wild year for all, so it might come as a shock that it's an entire year since Spaceteam VR released on Oculus. To celebrate our birthday, we've added some new cosmetic goodies for our intrepid crews. From 1 am PDT on Friday, May 21st, every player who…

New Years (Bug) Resolutions!

January 10, 2021

Oculus Quest - Added an option for selecting refresh rate on Quest 2 General - Keep an eye out for ‘News Available’ notifications about our upcoming updates! Bug Fixes - Fixed a bug that caused joining via code to place players in the wrong game - Fixed a bug that would allow players to join a…

Player reviews

PowerPlayVR

May 23, 2020

3/5

A great game however...

So I had great fun creating my avatar at the start of the game. It gives you a lot of customisation options in terms of outfits, skin colour, space themed accessories you can wear. Also had an amazing time in the tutorial learning the ropes and got to about wave 9 in the practice round which followed with CPU characters before everything got out of hand. This is a great game and was having real fun however... following the practice round, I was up for playing online but no players in sight. I then tried half an hour later, still nobody. I don’t know if it’s just because this game is new, unpopular or what but after there was nobody there it automatically killed the game for me. I want to emphasise I am very open to making this review a 4 or 5 star review if the player base gets bigger and I do appreciate that to a degree is out the developer’s hands but for now it feels like a single player experience with a dead online lobby. I will give this another try in a few weeks or so and if I find the base has grown and I get to play some multiplayer I will most certainly improve the review because it‘a a great game!

151 found this helpful

mikael.dufresne

May 15, 2020

5/5

VR is a social platform here's the proof

Amazing game for family, party, friends or even strangers. But the real party comes in when you play with family and friends IMO. I got to play with my gf and with my family (all in quarantine) over messenger voice chat (they were on their phone and computers and I was in VR). I wanted to play one game to see how it would perform and they were... Not really into it at first. Once we got in the game they didn't wanted to stop. I actually had to leave because I thought we'd only play 20-30minutes and we ended up playing 2h. Time fly when you're having fun!

87 found this helpful

GeeseCTM

November 14, 2020

5/5

The Reviews are Dumb. This Game Rocks

I'll tell you what, this game is really fun and the developers are putting their heart and soul into it. You get two people or three people or four people playing it, yet it's a multiplayer game, and it's co-op, so you won't really feel like throwing the headset across the room when you lose like in PVP. Well, you might (#$@& flying saucers!!) I haven't played with a six-man team yet, but I can imagine the chaos that would ensue and how absolutely a blast it would be. There would literally have to be some sort of organizational thing going on. People shouting over each other trying to get the commands out, things catching on fire, switches breaking, someone's voice sounds like they did a bunch of helium and are talking really fast and you have no idea what they're saying, the other dude's head is gigantic and he's talking really slow with a Wooommp kind of tone to his voice. People trying to figure out how to pronounce the words for the commands that you're telling other people.. honestly, it's like a board game, in a way, come to life. Also, it's a puzzle game. Let's face it, if you like puzzle games and you like challenges, and you like to play with your friends, or you like to play with other people (with puzzle games) (get your mind out of the gutter) then this is pretty much a win-win situation. I think what people need to do when they play this game is friends list everybody that you play with and start getting groups going on on a daily basis. Stop listening to these little kids that can't wait 5 minutes for someone to show up and play with them and so they leave and then write a bad review. It's like Anthony Bourdain when he talks about yelp. Look up the YouTube video, he says that yelpers are the worst human beings on Earth because they leave bad reviews for the wrong reasons and ruin restaurants. I promise you, get this game, have your friends or family get this game, you can even play it if you have a group of people in the same room, one person jumps on the VR headset and the rest of the people can play it from their phone. Obviously it's going to be even better if you're one of those Rich families where everybody has a headset LOL. Oh, and I'll tell you what, if you get this game, send me a friend request, I'll accept it, then send me a chat message and tell me you bought the game, and I'll find time to jump in with ya. Do it! Do it NOW! (Get to da choppah!!)

63 found this helpful

Caeric

January 9, 2021

4/5

Arguing in space, as a team

This is a phenomenal party game, especially since it works with the free phone version. If you want to shout spaceship jargon at each other, this is the most concentrated dosage of spaceship jargon a game can offer — plus in this VR version you can shoot aliens, swing a hammer at your console, cheat off the other players’ screens. It’s great. It’s got some bugs sometimes, but the devs update regularly.

30 found this helpful

msgeek

April 12, 2021

4/5

Fun but buggy - please translate

The game is fun and the new VR game play elements are very nice additions. I was a fan of the game in the iPhone and when I saw it on the quest and got it and offered it to two friends. I have 4 starts because quite a lot le time is wasted getting everyone to be able to eat each other so we can play and it’s only in English. Alas it’s still better on iOS because there it’s available in many language. I can play in English but French is my 1st language and the iOS French version is sooooo hilarious. Developers please translate tout game on the Qu’este too

19 found this helpful

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