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Andreas Hager Gaming / May 31, 2016 / Action, Indie, Simulation
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CompareLightblade VR is a virtual reality training simulation for self-illumintated plasma blades. This is a childhood dream come true! Get trained by your personal robot and deflect all incoming laser beams!
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| CPU | Not set | Intel i5-4590, AMD FX 8350 or better Can't tell |
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Hey there, thanks for your feedback on the Desert Temple update! I just released a bugfix update, to smooth things out a little bit: - Blade master enemy now throws stones in a reliable way at you - Hotfix for bad performance on 4k displays - The game waits a little bit before spawning the first drone - The drone plays a sound when it spawns Have fun!
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79% positive, 547 reviews
I don't understand the negative reviews for this game at all... YES, it's fairly minimalistic at this point. COUNTERPOINT: It was developed by a single dude in his free time for lulz. YES, you can get through the game by not moving at all and holding the "Lightblades" in front of you in a certain position. COUNTERPOINT: If you do that, then you've never pretended to be a Jedi before and you're missing the whole...
683 found this helpful, 2016-06-13
I'd recommend this title with a caveat: It's short and not that hard. But it's , so if you've always wanted to swing a then it's totally worth the $4. The menu interface is a little wonky and the dev has the play-field backward during training for some reason, but other than that, it's training like you've always wanted.
28 found this helpful, 2017-04-03
I've wanted to play with a lightsaber lightblade since 1977 when I saw Star Wars this space opera film for the first time. This game made that dream come true. Now, keep in mind that as of the time of this review, there isn't a whole lot of depth to the game and there may never be more added to it (***edit - There is more being added with an update scheduled for August 2016***). But that's not what it's about. It's...
28 found this helpful, 2016-06-22
You get your very own lightblades! just like the ones used by Duke Cloudroamer and Tarth Vlader from the Star Battles franchise! Watch out for those blazer shots coming from the drode!
217 found this helpful, 2016-06-01
What can I say? If you're a fan of the source material you're going to buy this game regardless; and you should. However if you're not, there's nothing here for you. The game was fun for a bit, but after I looked at the exercise as a gamer the core strategy is very simplistic. Hold the sword vertically and keep it between you and the bot. That's it! The gameplay gets a bit annoying when you're tasked to hit the bot...
108 found this helpful, 2016-06-01
The price reflects the total content NOT the quality of this game. overall score 8/10 amount of content 2/10 ... 9/10 for the price. quality of content 10/10 needs more content or steam workshop (preferably both) keep up the good work, will be recommending this to others. 10/10 will buy and/or recommend for/to others.
15 found this helpful, 2019-03-31
DO NOT PURCHASE!! I bought this game thinking it would be fun to deflect laser bolts and verse an AI opponent. Turns out the game likes to crash every 30 seconds. The game is essentially unplayable.
8 found this helpful, 2023-05-27
If this game were Early Access and you could expect something more from it, I'd recommend it. In the 1st minute you think "OMG that's it! That's what i got the Vive for". Finally some Star Wars feeling. You can deflect lasers and it's even working well. And a few minutes later you realize: The game has no value, this is just a tech demo. You simply hold the lightblade vertically up until you win, the hit-box is that...
48 found this helpful, 2016-06-01
I'll be honest: Vader Immortal has basically made this game obsolete. However, before Vader Immortal, this was the Dojo. Had a lot of fun with this game during the earlier days of VR. I even played it using Virtual Desktop when the Quest 1 was released and it was pretty solid. If for whatever reason you aren't interested in the Vader Immortal series, but still want a light saber experience, definitely pick this...
5 found this helpful, 2021-01-10
This really isn't a game, as much as it is a 5 minute toy. There's practically no content here, besides reflecting lasers, which is trivial if you just place 2 sabers in front of you. Too bad the actual Star Wars VR games are exclusive to Meta/Facebook's Oculus.
3 found this helpful, 2024-09-01