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• gamedeal user

  Dec 24, 2016

  One of the real purposes of VR is to make the player feel or do something they just can't in real life. Congratulations, you did it. I am a 56 year old freaken Time Shifting, Enemy Slaying, Ninja with Guns. Not only have you made me feel like a cool badass killing machine, I am also exhausted, so I got a good work out too. Just brilliant. Love it and can't wait to see how this progresses. But for now I need a sit down and have a drink. Well Done.
• gamedeal user

  Mar 24, 2018

  I cannot give this game enough praise. Seriously. This is badass simulator 2018. Combat feels awesome, badass slowmotion kills feel awesome, even the parkour and movement system feels like it fits. I'm not fond of the VR "Teleport to move" mechanic, but this is the first game I've played were it feels good, and it makes sense. Your loadout choices and approach to combat are all your choice. You want dual swords? No problem. Shuriken and Kunai? Go ahead. You want a bow and arrow so you can stealth all the missions? Go for it. You want a mother f'ing glaive that you can throw out, kill some one, and then reach out your hand to CATCH it as it COMES BACK TO YOU?! THEN THROW DOWN YOUR WALLET PLEB.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 10, 2018

  Imagine if beatsaber and superhot had a child and that child ran around in a ghost in the shell vibe neotokyo, slicing samurai and cyborg sumo wrestlers in slow motion with a huge amount of weapons all while witnesing their sliced body parts fly away in sweet sweet slow motion. This is Sairento. and it is glorious.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 10, 2017

  Sairento VR is definitely one of the best games available for VR and one of those that you can keep returning to. The movement system is probably the best I've ever seen in a VR game! The game uses teleport jumps that give you an awesome feeling because flying through the air, activating slow motion and shooting or slicing everything with motion controls is a hell lot of fun. The game is also very violent and bloody so if you like that this is a game for you (you can also turn blood off). At the moment there's no kind of campaign (planned for the future). Instead there are five different maps that you can play in different modes like survival, wave assault,... However the different modes don't have any relevance if you'd ask me because in the end it's all about just killing enemys. That's why I would like to see some objective-based game modes as well. There are different types of weapons like melee, pistols, rifles and shotguns available. You can improve those with relics that you get by playing. The game is in development at a small team but the updates keep coming and it seems like they're listening to community feedback as well. Sairento VR is definitely worth the current price tag of 22,99€ so if you own an HMD do not hesistate to purchase it.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 18, 2020

  [h1]Warframe VR on steroids, and it's kino af[/h1] This game will make you regret skipping leg day. This game also requires solid set of VR legs so you don't get motion sickness. [b]Some assembly required[/b] - to achieve the full (and intended) gameplay experience, like sliding, frontflips, backflips, sideflips, auto-slowmo while sliding/flipping, etc. [b]Prepare to spend [strike]some[/strike] a LOT of time in the settings menu[/b]. Do NOT neglect this step, or you will: 1. Miss out on all the things that make the game unique 2. Risk experiencing unoptimized, crappy gameplay A good example of (1) is sliding. Sliding can help a lot with approaching targets while attacking. Instead of you having to multitask, you can just slide and let the game move for you, while you prepare to activate slow-mo at JUST the RIGHT time, and only then begin to attack.. instead of you fumbling to move/attack/slowmo all at the same time. The same goes for flipping - back/front/side-flips all have auto-slowmo (and also DMG buff), but they're tucked away in the settings, waiting for you to enable them. P.S. I noticed I'm part of the 0.6% of players with the Death Acrobat achievement (100 kills while backflipping), even though I've only played 12 hours. [b]Fiddling with the settings in this game is essential[/b], all to allow you to do ninja stunts like this with ease.
• gamedeal user

  Apr 28, 2018

  Just got an Oculus last week and purchased about 5 games and this has easily been the best one. When you watch the trailer and one of the reviews say something along the lines of "VR was made for this" they really mean it.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 26, 2019

  Edited after posting since Steam hates long reviews. Disclaimer: I have not played Multiplayer so this will be a single-player only review. First, my one disappointment. There used to be an in-game recording option but it is no longer there. It was a really great way to show off the capabilities to other prospective VR peeps without using external software. It was super-easy to use and I'm bummed it's gone. Sairento is an amazing game; I can't believe it's suddenly getting mixed reviews. Not only did the developers just announce they're providing a free update coming with more weapons and maps, but they've consistently shown a willingness to listen to feedback and implement it, 1.5 years after launch and counting. In VR-land, that's a good sign and unfortunately not as common as it should be. Don't expect: - a fencing or sword fighting game. This is not Sword Fighter VR or Blade&Sorcery; don't come looking for parrying or lunging. If you are standing still while fighting, you are doing it wrong. (Unless you're practicing your Gun Kata, in which case: yes, buy this game.) When using swords in Sairento, you want to be moving, like sliding past and slicing off legs or jumping over an enemy and taking their head off. Expect: -you, but a ninja -wall walking -wall jumping -backflipping (if you want, more on that later) -jumping multiple times in mid-air to change your trajectory, dodge, and aim -crouching IRL to slide after a jump -sliding with a sword in each hand, taking out kneecaps like the good Lordninja intended -using one sword to deflect/reflect bullets while charging an energy wave or firing one of dozens of guns with the other -carrying a railgun on your shoulder, a shotgun on your other shoulder, two swords at your hips, and an SMG tucked down the back of your ninja pants -wielding any two of those weapons at the same time -play stealthy and quiet, hiding above a door way to drop down and ninja chop a neck or scissor slice with two swords -play like a "true" ninja with swords, shuriken, glaive (think Turok's Razorwind, yeah, that one!) bow, and kunai -play like Neo and kick in the front door with dual-wielding pistols, SMGs, and a shotgun on your back -play like a monk and Ip Man your way through (recommend LOTS of room around you for this one or RIP your surroundings) -skill trees for each type of weapon as well as a general skill tree where you can FEEL the difference as you level -post-campaign generated missions that include adjustable difficulty for wave-based fighting, advancing to clear a level of enemies, boss-killing (and multiple bosses if you ramp up the difficulty) using any of the above methods -prestige skill bonuses after max level reached -more that I've probably forgotten because there's SO MUCH HERE The sheer number of options you can select to customize your experience is fantastic. Did you want to backflip off a wall and ACTUALLY have your vision move like you backflipped, shooting in bullet time while upside down? Yeah, they thought of that. Did you want to do that, but NOT have your vision go upside down? Just tick that box; they thought of that too. Different styles of movement? Mhm. Bullet time vs no bullet time when aiming your next jump? Why not? How about different custom loadouts for the sheer number of combinations of weapons? Sure, as many as you'd like. (It saves your skill loudout too!) Do you want to switch weapons without holstering one? How about having to holster first before switching? Pick whichever you like. Did you love Superhot and now feel like having a life bar would be too easy? Get the Synaptic Overload relic and turn up mission difficulty. What's a relic, you ask? In addition to the leveling system with actual skill trees, you can "slot" different relics into different weapons. These relics drop during a mission or can be bought and sold, and you also receive different boxes for leveling or as rewards for missions. You can reforge parts of those relics to customize your loadout even further, allowing you to prioritize a combination of: reload time, magazine size, damage (raw), damage (percentage), sword deflect size, sword reflect chance, shotgun bullet spread, XP gained, different types of drops gained, etc. And then there are the equivalent of Legendary relics that offer even MORE options. There's a relic to decrease your railgun body damage but drastically increase your railgun headshot damage. There's a relic that boosts your damage a huge amount when dual wielding SMGs. There's a relic to fire three energy blade waves instead of one. Relics that change how you play, how your guns work, and how your skills work are all present. Seriously, the amount of customization and work that went into this game is staggering. It is absolutely worth the price and deserves the same level of appreciation as Superhot, Beat Saber, I Expect You to Die, and similar. Please buy it. The campaign is fun but the real joy comes from the ability to play the game as a ninja, as easy or as hard as you want to, in almost any way that you want to.
• gamedeal user

  Sep 12, 2020

  TLDR; This game is great, you jump, shoot, get relics, upgrade stuff, increase challenge, use skills. It's 100% worth it. Had more fun than in doom eternal. 10/10. What game does great: -great weapon arsenal, -shockingly good skill system for a VR game, -RNG relic system to boost your gear -with legendary variants that change the weapon itself (for example giving shotgun a "homing blades" ammo), -decent story, -a lot of game modes, -lootboxes (the good kind, not paid in $$$ but earned in a game for leveling up and missions), -the freedom of moving around and shooting, -options to increase the challenge (higer tier enemies, random modifiers, etc.), -soundtrack (The Heist, Dystopia and the one with female voice are the best), -graphics. What it lacks: -objectives in all game modes are basicly: "kill all enemies" with a slight twist (don't think there is much to do about it tho), -enemy variety, especially bosses (there's 1 "boss" type, and 8 types of normal ones)... -...so the boss fights are kinda repetetive, -optimalization isn't the best (but isn't the worst either), -some bugs, ocasionaly missions can't be finished (happend to me about 2 times in 26hour gameplay), -very short missions (3-5 minutes), -story is a little short. Not sure: -Multiplayer (it exists, it seems pretty empty, but if you have a friend with VR and this game you can try it) -Stealh, silent kill mechanics (so it's kinda like warframe, where the game is meant to be played as a quick and dynamic shooter, but it does give you an option to sneak and take some enemies silently with bonus exp and damage) -it is pretty intense, so you may get a little dizzy when jumping around. i never get motion sick in VR but it may be a thing (but there are options to make it a little less intense), Final Verdict: 8/10, but in my heart it's 10/10 Yes there are no perfect games, there is always a thing that could be better, but this one is just unexpectedly good and i had a hard time finding a cons. And what more could i want from this game... Well... just more of everything. It's like an amazing cake. And what is better than a cake? 2 cakes. PS: I can't belive how underrated this game is, judgeing by the ammount of reviews, it deserves at least 10 times more. This is one of the best, if not THE BEST ninja-shooting, action, arcade, looter-shooter games i've played. Definetly at least in my top 3 VR games.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 26, 2016

  You reach max level pretty quickly - the max level is 20, and you gain about a level per mission. I'm kind of not happy that level 20 doesn't mean max stats, because it doesn't seem like there's any good reason to put in a level cap at all, except to limit replayability! The game is very easy - even on the harder difficulties. If you're looking for a challenge, look elsewhere. EDIT: I've made a mistake here - I didn't realise the game had an overall difficulty setting, which I think I set to NORMAL on the very first time I played it. After setting this to HARD or MASTER, the game becomes satisfyingly tricky. The "difficulty" I was talking about earlier is the challenge level of the missions, which has a rating out of 10 - not the game difficulty. EDIT Sep 2017: This game has come a long, long way since this review, and the game's difficulty has been completely fixed. Expect a solid challenge which encourages ample use of bullet time "acceleration". The reason you pick up this game is for the rule of cool. For the fun of jumping and firing your guns in bullet time, for taking double swords and slicing and dicing. I have to hope that later on in development, the swords require a bit of a swing before they kill - you can just teleport into bad guys with your sword out and they'll likely drop, and if they don't, a little bit of a wave will finish them off. For this reason, you can actually add a bit of challenge by using guns instead of the sword. I regularly used a gun in my right hand and a sword in the left to reflect any wayward bullets, which felt fantastic. Reflecting bullets using the sword is kind of cool and requires a bit of a knack to do it. You'll almost never be reflecting every single bullet.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 14, 2017

  You're a ninja, Harry.