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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

  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

  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

  Sep 4, 2017

  I am really enjoying Sairento VR. Perhaps it doesn't have the nicest graphics around, but they are not bad either. The gameplay and replayability are where this game shines. One of its main features is its mobility. You have 3 basic ways: Teleport short distances on ground, walk in regular locomotion, or perform double and triple long jumps. The markers for these movement kinds are brilliant: Not only they show the destination, but also the trajectory (crucial for jumping) and what will happen once you reach your target (bounce in a direction, wallrunning, etc.). And they do that clean and efficiently. In spite of having many movement options, I haven't felt sick, though it's true that I have been playing with VR for a while. There are many different kinds of weapons and styles: You might want to dual wield swords, or two hard-hitting pistols, or maybe two fast paced SMGs. You can also mix them between themselves or add throwing weapons, bows, rifles or shotguns to spice things up. The objective of the game is basically eliminate all targets in a closed area in short matches/rounds that last for 5-10 minutes. The pace is high, as you are constantly moving to avoid being overwhelmed and killing frenetically. The action is intense, but it is alleviated with the introduction of bullet time, which is also one of the main features of the game. It is very satisfying jumping over a group of enemies, enable bullet time, and rain death among them. There are different maps to do so, and some of them have interesting features. My favourite is a highly vertical one with 5-6 stories high, where you are constantly fighting up or making crazy jumps down. Others however are more generic, and some even have a bit worse graphics than the rest. The difficulty is highly customizable: You can choose before each map how much health & damage the enemies will have and the amount that will apear. You can also add up to 6-8 random mutators to the map (enemies shoot more bullets, move faster, prevalence of a certain type of enemy, slow health regen, and things like that). These mutators also makes the map to provide more and better loot. And loot is also one of the things that keep you going on. Enemies will drop random loot, and the maps will have chests. These loots provide bonus to your weapons or to the different kind of armors you have (gloves, chest, helmet...). Also you gain experience and levels, which give you skill points that can be spent in several skill trees similar to the ones used in Mass Effect games. They provide bonus to certain kind of weapons, enhance movements, senses, health... The game is updated quite often, solving bugs, adding new combat styles or creating new enemies. The game has also its flaws: There are bugs (some enemies shoot ocasionally through walls, others get stuck in the environment, sometimes you get trapped in a loop of standing/crouching and have to move/teleport to remove it), lack of polish of certain maps, AI is a bit dumb, etc. Some of these problems are more apparent than others. It is an Early Access game afterall, and as such is still in development so everyone should be aware of that. Even with all its shortcomings and flaws due to the game still being developed, Sairento VR is highly enjoyable and replayable at this stage, and I don't hesitate to recommend it to everyone who enjoys good shooters. It is the game I still come back every day to play a couple of rounds, and has that "Just one more round... and another... and another...." feeling. It's a game with a really nice present if you want to play now, and shows even greater promise if you want to invest in it. Update 11/9/17: I am really glad to see how fast the developers are releasing patches and fixes (content as well). They are really active and responsive.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 29, 2017

  Absolute must buy for Vive. I've played sword games, gun games, movement games... but nothing puts it all together in such a fun and slick package as Sairento. You get several arenas and several game-styles to play on those maps, with a large armory of melee, guns and thrown weapoms, yes a bow too. You can take 5 weapons into battle which lets you experiment with everything. The movement is amazing - most of my time is spent in slo-mo leaps sniping out enemies then jumping in their faces and chopping them up with a sword. But unlike other games with jumping/running after a long play session there is no motion sickness (Which I got from other non-teleporting games). So it feels like you have full motion, but without feeling like you are falling over and getting sick.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 14, 2017

  You're a ninja, Harry.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 21, 2018

  Bought this game at full price, which I usually don't like to do. But, boy... an hour into this game, and I feel like I've already got my money's worth. This game. Is. Amazing. I was worried that I'd get extreme motion sickness, as I am unfortunately one of the suffers from it. However, the movement in Sairento VR is so smooth, that I experienced literally NO motion sickness while playing the Tutorial, and first 2 missions; and trust me, I was taking FULL advantage of the movement system in this game. Sidenote: I cannot praise the movement system in Sairento enough. It's a game unto it's own. I think most of what I could say positively about this game has already been said, but I do want to say this: I do not understand how this game isn't on every top 10 list. I bought Raw Data, and refunded it because it was so overhyped and repetivive. It was stiff, and suffered from way too much chit-chat, and standing around waiting for something to happen. This game is instant action, yet still has room for tactics. It's masterful. I can't wait to play more. This will be my go-to game to show off VR to friends when they come over to try my Vive.
• 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

  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

  Sep 22, 2018

  was enjoying it. but the new update BREAK the game to a UNPLAYABLE level because there is a 90% that the mission cannot be win because enemy is spawn outside of the map. please fix. edit: well with a developer that's that responsive no one can really give a negative review