About This Game 3 action games built specifically for VR in one package - Fracture (40 levels), Smash (20 levels), and Bowshot (24 levels). Can you take down all 4 bosses, across all difficulty modes? Or try your hand at PvP to see where you rank in the worldwide leaderboards. Arcade Saga allows you to take the role of a newly sentient being and battle for survival against A.I. Overlords determined to destroy you and your free-thinking. Through 3 different futuristic sports—Fracture, Smash and Bowshot—you'll harness your reactions and strategic thinking to shoot and dodge viruses, break firewall bricks and spin data-balls past the Overlords and their minions. You will need to use your reflexes, wits and changing strategies to survive. Futuristic and action packed, this compilation game uses 360⁰ gaming, motion controls and positional audio with a nod to Arcade games of the past. Leaderboards for all allow you to gauge your progress against friends and family. 7aa9394dea Title: Arcade SagaGenre: Action, Casual, SportsDeveloper:2 Bears StudioPublisher:Vive StudiosRelease Date: 8 Dec, 2016 Arcade Saga Xforce Keygen rastan saga arcade online. sagar arcade shops. rastan saga arcade online. sagar arcade rajkot. candy crush saga arcade machine. arcade saga vr review. arcade saga. penny arcade saga. jewels saga arcade gratis. sega arcade japan. sega arcade games. sagar arcade mobile shop. sagar arcade. sagar arcade. sagamiko arcade. jewels saga arcade gratis. sega arcade games. candy crush saga arcade machine. arcade saga review. arcade saga htc vive. sega arcade machine. sega arcade rap. arcade rastan saga 3. sega arcade japan. jeux arcade saga. candy crush saga arcade spot. arcade saga free. candy crush saga arcade game. sagamiko arcade. sagar arcade shops. arcade saga steam. sagar arcade mobile shop. arcane saga online. jeux arcade saga. sega arcade rap. rastan saga arcade game. arcade saga steam. arcane saga online. candy crush saga arcade spot. sega arcade rappers. viveport arcade saga. arcade saga vr review. sega rally arcade machine. viveport arcade saga. arcade saga vr. arcade saga vr. sagar arcade goodluck chowk pune. sagar arcade rajkot. sagar arcade goodluck chowk pune I am really enjoying this game! The brick breaking game is fun and challenging and has for "worlds" to unlock which equates to 40 levels, four of which are boss fights. I have already gotten 8 hours of gameplay out of it and I still have a lot more content to unlock! The archery is fun and also has 40 levels I think. The shield blocking game as well. It's super polished. I thought it was worth the price!There is a bug or "feature" where world 2 of the brick breaking game doesn't unlock unless you hit "Next" after beating the first boss. Don't hit "Select level". Then you need to beat the bonus round and 2-1 in order for it to unlock! I don't know if its the same for the other bosses because that's the only one I did. Took me awhile to figure it out. It was frustrating.. This is basically Holoball, Holopoint and Racket NX in one, with some differences. The archery game (Bowshot) is a good workout and it got me exhausted pretty quickly even though I thought I was doing okay with 30\/40 minutes workouts in Box VR. The game makes you shoot your arrows, dodge and squat. One good thing it has over Holopoint is the fact that it won't make you quickly spin around 360 degrees, thus getting yourself entangled with the Vive cable.Fracture (the one similar to Holoball\/Racket NX) is good fun, although I find it is very difficult to aim the ball where you want it to go. The first boss had me completely beat. Although I prefer the looks of Racket NX, the problem with that game is the amount of turning I need to do. If my headset were wireless I would have no issues with that and I wouldn't even bother playing Fracture, but since I am constrained by a cable, I might wind up playing Fracture more.Smash is sort of a "3D airhockey" where you use both hands equally and it is actually my favourite of the 3. I am going to list the 3 games in order of preference:1. Smash2. Bowshot3. FractureAs I mentioned before, the game doesn't make you spin around but still manages to keep you moving (especially if you play Bowshot).My biggest beef is that the game doesn't seem to respect your boundaries for Fracture and Smash. Fracture spawns your ball at the beginning of each match right outside of your play area. I suppose you can use your left controller to pull it towards you, but you shouldn't need to. Luckily, while I have no feet space where the ball spawns (my sofa starts there) there is space above it for my hands to move freely. Other than that I haven't found it problematic, but that is again probably due to the fact that there is a sofa in front of me (outside my play area) and not a straight wall.Smash on the other hand, while it is my favourite from a gameplay point of view, has had me hit my bookshelf\/printer two or three times. That is frustrating, especially since I like that game more than the other two, and since it is using the wider side of my play area.My play area is 2.5 x 1.6 m which is a bit bigger than the minimum recommended, although it isn't huge.Mainly due to the way it treats your space, I give this game a 7\/10. If it handled it better it would be higher. While for some it might get repetitive, I have found very few VR games with full hand controller support that are more than a one trick pony. Arcade Saga throws in 3 games into one, which basically means you are paying them \u00a35 each. I view VR as a workout outlet with the added fun of gaming, and this game serves this purpose well.. I own yet VIrtual Sports, from Vive Studios, than is just excellent (best VR tennis avaliable for any system by a big margin). I ever watched at Arcade Saga because of his many features, and especially progression and powerups. Something didn't convince me 100% for the full price, but during Summer Sales with a big discount I can't say no.Well, it surely worth 5$ but hardly I can suggest this one at 20$.There are three (simple) games with ton of levels and a good polishing, but all of them are so so to play. It looks a sort of medley between Holoball, Holopoint, Racket NX and Cyberpong. From the quantity side is a winner, but still get old fast.Let's hope than the next Vive Studios game (even Virtual Sports has two disciplines) won't be a collection of something, but just a single and full featured game good enough to be sold alone.. This is basically Holoball, Holopoint and Racket NX in one, with some differences. The archery game (Bowshot) is a good workout and it got me exhausted pretty quickly even though I thought I was doing okay with 30\/40 minutes workouts in Box VR. The game makes you shoot your arrows, dodge and squat. One good thing it has over Holopoint is the fact that it won't make you quickly spin around 360 degrees, thus getting yourself entangled with the Vive cable.Fracture (the one similar to Holoball\/Racket NX) is good fun, although I find it is very difficult to aim the ball where you want it to go. The first boss had me completely beat. Although I prefer the looks of Racket NX, the problem with that game is the amount of turning I need to do. If my headset were wireless I would have no issues with that and I wouldn't even bother playing Fracture, but since I am constrained by a cable, I might wind up playing Fracture more.Smash is sort of a "3D airhockey" where you use both hands equally and it is actually my favourite of the 3. I am going to list the 3 games in order of preference:1. Smash2. Bowshot3. FractureAs I mentioned before, the game doesn't make you spin around but still manages to keep you moving (especially if you play Bowshot).My biggest beef is that the game doesn't seem to respect your boundaries for Fracture and Smash. Fracture spawns your ball at the beginning of each match right outside of your play area. I suppose you can use your left controller to pull it towards you, but you shouldn't need to. Luckily, while I have no feet space where the ball spawns (my sofa starts there) there is space above it for my hands to move freely. Other than that I haven't found it problematic, but that is again probably due to the fact that there is a sofa in front of me (outside my play area) and not a straight wall.Smash on the other hand, while it is my favourite from a gameplay point of view, has had me hit my bookshelf\/printer two or three times. That is frustrating, especially since I like that game more than the other two, and since it is using the wider side of my play area.My play area is 2.5 x 1.6 m which is a bit bigger than the minimum recommended, although it isn't huge.Mainly due to the way it treats your space, I give this game a 7\/10. If it handled it better it would be higher. While for some it might get repetitive, I have found very few VR games with full hand controller support that are more than a one trick pony. Arcade Saga throws in 3 games into one, which basically means you are paying them \u00a35 each. I view VR as a workout outlet with the added fun of gaming, and this game serves this purpose well.. I am really enjoying this game! The brick breaking game is fun and challenging and has for "worlds" to unlock which equates to 40 levels, four of which are boss fights. I have already gotten 8 hours of gameplay out of it and I still have a lot more content to unlock! The archery is fun and also has 40 levels I think. The shield blocking game as well. It's super polished. I thought it was worth the price!There is a bug or "feature" where world 2 of the brick breaking game doesn't unlock unless you hit "Next" after beating the first boss. Don't hit "Select level". Then you need to beat the bonus round and 2-1 in order for it to unlock! I don't know if its the same for the other bosses because that's the only one I did. Took me awhile to figure it out. It was frustrating.. There is no original gameplay in this, for a steam backed VR special it's lacking. The graphics are good but smash makes no sense, tracking in that is dreadful. The other is a pong remake that is just a rinse and repeat style game. Bowshot kinda has some potential but it's extremely tiring with the same arm movements.. I can see myself playing this game more and more with it's repayable nature and online leaderboards.Upgradable ability's are the icing on the cake, although i wish Smash was a online playable game of it's own! https:\/\/youtu.be\/kZ1MPyQswncThe graphics are great for what it is, but won't blow your socks off. The price like i say at the end of the video, is one too think about before purchasing this product. In the short while i have played this (I can't wait to faceoff with the bosses) i would say no to anyone critical over the pricing of there games. But taking into account it has a online aspect in it's leaderboard i would assume some of it will go towards the servers keeping track of the scores. I don't know. I have found no reason to give this anything but a thumbs up and look forward to seeing you on the leaderboards!. I could recommend this game to a younger audience. I came into this expecting a somewhat deeper kind of experience. The bat and ball game is annoying because it's a tad repetitive and doesn't really ask for much strategic thinking nor reflexes. It would be cool if you had to hit a moving ball like you do in the next game I'm going to talk about.The 3D air hockey game has its moments. But hitting balls with shields just isn't that satisfying. The game, and only game this needed to be, was the ball and bat but in a small area like the 3D air hockey mode with tiles that incrementally come toward you until they reach you and its game over. That would have been a fun game. The arrow shooter game I found to be a bit tedious. Holding out a bow like that for a long time also strains your arm too much and makes the amount of time you can play the mode limited. Anyway, if you're 34 like me and want something deep enough to sink your teeth in, maybe look elsewhere. But if you're 12 and under, well, what are you doing? VR headsets aren't designed for kids. . .. Very well made and a ton of fun. Good graphics, good gameplay, high production value.
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