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Bulletstorm VR

•2024•
Teen
Bulletstorm VR
Bulletstorm VR

Platforms


  • PC
    Jan 18, 2024

    NA
    playscore
    NA
    0 Critics
    4.6
    116 Players
  • PlayStation 5
    Jan 18, 2024

    NA
    playscore
    NA
    0 Critics
    6.6
    301 Players

7 critic reviews · 0 community reviews across all platforms

Critic Reviews


  • Bulletstorm VR is a hilariously dated game that'll make you laugh as you blow crap up while listening to its stupidly macho cast of characters. However, it's so rough around the edges that I'd find it hard to recommend to even the biggest fan of '90s-era action flicks.
    A.J. Maciejewski · Feb 03, 2024
    Reviewed on PS5
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  • I was surprised by how much I ended up enjoying Bulletstorm VR. With how fast the original moved, I thought I was in for a VR version of a town fair teacup ride. Instead, it was a rip-roaring gauntlet, and a refreshing twist on the terrible things I could do to my enemies with whatever weapons and environmental hazards I had at my disposal. The plot is still stuck at 2011, which might be grating for some, as are much of the visuals. However, if your goal is to kick a man into the air and then blow him to bits and pieces like a skeet shoot, Bulletstorm VR just might keep you entertained as an early VR offering in 2024.
    TJ Denzer · Jan 31, 2024
    Reviewed on PS5
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  • From the winning mix of action and humor to the numerous variations the gameplay offers Bulletstorm is a nostalgic trip back but it continues to make me wish that a sequel would happen as this is what the fans want.
    gareth · Jan 28, 2024
    Reviewed on PS5
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  • There is some hope that Bulletstorm VR will improve in time. People Can Fly and Incuvo have already indicated that updates are on the way, but the game will need some massive overhauls to even come close to being as good as the original. For now, anyone itching to replay Bulletstorm should stick with Bulletstorm: Full Clip Edition.
    Dalton Cooper · Jan 24, 2024
    Reviewed on PS5
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  • Hopefully, Incuvo will honor their pledge to fix the game and in short order. There are teasing moments of fun that shine through all the current issues with the game. If they ever get fixed, then Bulletstorm could still turn out to be a fun game.
    Lou Sytsma · Jan 23, 2024
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  • Bulletstorm VR unfortunately fumbles where it matters most – the gameplay. For a game originally based around fast-paced and easy to execute stylish kills, Bulletstorm’s jump to VR does the title no favors, making it much harder to pull off anything aside from straightforward shooting. There’s still a fun game hidden within Bulletstorm VR, but there’s little reason to pick up the VR version instead of the much better Full Clip console release.
    Richard Allen · Jan 19, 2024
    Reviewed on PS5
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  • Bulletstorm VR successfully translates into a VR experience on PC, occasionally tripped up by bugs and lacklustre enemy AI that Incuvo needs to address.
    Zubi Khan · Jan 18, 2024
    Reviewed on PC
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About the game


Step into the boots of Grayson Hunt after a crash landing on an abandoned resort planet forces him to make a hard choice: survival or revenge. An exiled member of the elite assassin group Dead Echo, Grayson’s blind desire for vengeance finds his crew stranded on Stygia where he can finally confront the commander behind his betrayal—or get his team off the planet alive. Immerse yourself into the world of Bulletstorm VR: - Fight everything from crazy raiders to colossal sky-scraper-sized beasts - Switch between melee and ranged combat for the ultimate Skillshots - No place like the VR space to play around with the Energy Leash - All of Bulletstorm's unique sci-fi arsenal is in your hands. Literally - Control your bullets in mid-air to reach your enemies behind covers
Developer: Incuvo