VRNOID

Leaderboard tables are now open! Compete in campaign and arcade mode. Also compete in the general "Personal Rank" table, which sums up the best result from all the levels you have passed. Try to reach the highest score play level on the hardest difficulty and use game modifiers Achievements are…

Added 7 Extra levels to the Campaign mode. These levels have a higher difficulty and also use bricks (like axes) that have not been used in the campaign before. Each level has 5-6 stages Campaign + After you have completed the "Campaign", the "Campaign +" mode opens, in which a real challenge…

Air Hockey + Breakout is a great idea!

I'm a sucker for breakout games and everyone loves air hockey, so when I was made aware of the demo for this a few weeks ago, I downloaded immediately. It doesn't disappoint. It's a lot of fun. Both modes (breakout and air hockey) are great, and I can only imagine how much fun the air hockey mode will be once the multiplayer comes live. There is even a level editor for you to create levels and share! (I presume everyone can play your created levels?!) If I had to give one criticism, I would say the ball physics could be better. The ball physics doesn't feel natural. You can tell the ball has been programmed to only go in certain directions, so this immediately removes the realism. If the ball was free to go anywhere realistically, then this would be absolutely amazing, but I feel the developers will be unable to do this. Still, the ball can go in loads of different directions, so it's not all bad. As soon as the game got officially released I didn't think twice and purchased immediately. I will be uploading my gameplay video to my Facebook group called "Ridoculus - Oculus / Meta Quest Gaming" Highly recommended.

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Simple Yet A Challenging Gameplay

Look, the game is simple and you’ll get the idea of the game from looking at the pictures and the trailer. The game dev takes a very simple arcade-style retro game with high-quality production. The game is much harder than you think. I went through the campaign at the amateur level (Second from the bottom) and I definitely struggled during the boss rights. During the boss fights, you’ll have to focus on the ball so it doesn’t leave the boundary while dodging the boss turrets. If I struggled in amateur, I don’t even want to think about the 3 higher difficulty levels available. This is where most of your replayability comes in because if you can’t beat a boss level, you’ll be spending a lot of time starting up again, which brings in the challenge as well. Air hockey mode is somewhat fun but it got a little repetitive playing against an AI so the main fun of the game was held in the campaign. I haven’t tried the SteamVR version but my understanding is that you get to play multiplayer(?), that feature would be amazing to get a cross play going between two standalone or standalone/PCVR. Once that update becomes live, the air hockey game mode would be a blast as well! You definitely see a lot of arcade-style games through App Lab, but this game is better in terms of gameplay and design than the majority of the games I’ve seen or played. Looking forward to the multiplayer update!

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VRNOID stands for countless hours of fun

I have played this game for about 40 hours and really had a blast during the first 10. After that, came the grind for 1 MILLION destroyed bricks (still had fun though) It's an arcade-style game, so you can jump right into the action for a short period of time. But it's so addicting, you'll spend hours in it without even noticing it. The levels build up quite steady in difficulty, and the boss fights are a good challenge. It's also an awesome game to showcase to newcomers to VR. No artificial locomotion, no need to press buttons, and no explanation needed. Just hit that ball with your paddle and destroy those bricks!

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sweet classic arcade fun

this is air hockey VR enhanced with classic arcade videogame tropes. The name derives from Arkanoid, which was Taito's 80's answer to Atari's 70's Breakout, a breakthrough variation on Pong by designers Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak. Designer of this VR version got all that heritage right and added shooting fiends to the mix - you need to physically dodge bullets while also hitting the balls in their direction to destroy them. Absolute fun.

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Oh...just one more go...oh just one...

Love this game...Great value and seriously addictive. Just buy it. Criminal this isn't in the oculus offical store. Tons of levels and varying difficulty will keep you coming back again and again...

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