Lethal VR

Critic reviews

• TTechRaptor

  Samuel Guglielmo · Jan 13, 2017

  5.0

  I really wish there was more to Lethal VR because I feel like it has a good base. It just lacks the content to back it up, and it needs to have some of its designs reevaluated. I can honestly appreciate how this VR firing range actually improved my accuracy in other VR games, but I don’t think I want to actually hang out here more than I needed to.

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• CCOGconnected

  Ahmed Mohamed · Jan 09, 2017

  6.3

  Lethal VR is as I expected it to be from a name like Lethal VR. It doesn’t do anything necessarily bad, but its moments of elation are few and far in between. There’s definitely some value in it for those that are new to VR, but I would hope that developers take more risks in their ventures as the landscape broadens over the coming year.

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• PLPS Lifestyle

  Chandler Wood · Dec 20, 2016

  5.5

  I’m a huge supporter of VR, but Lethal VR on PlayStation VR feels like the kind of rushed and gimmicky experience that could end up doing more harm to the medium than good.

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• TTheSixthAxis

  Jim Hargreaves · Jan 05, 2017

  7.0

  It’s hardly complex and far from essential, but Lethal VR is a fun and polished romp while it lasts. Shelf life may be a concern, but the minimal setup time needed makes Lethal VR easy to slip into whenever in need of some brief ballistics training.

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• CCubed3

  Albert Lichi · Dec 22, 2016

  6.0

  If Lethal VR has any real faults, it is in its absurd price. With around only 30 missions, which can all be beaten in about an hour, there is just not enough content to warrant the asking price. However, what Lethal VR does, it does well. The game shoots straight and doesn't falter... It just doesn't have many rounds in the barrel.

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• GRGame Reactor

  Graham Bellars · Dec 21, 2016

  8.0

  With 31 challenges in all, the game may be a little short, but score chasing is where the fun is at and that should keep you coming back to earn those "lethal" ratings. There's a lot of fun to be had, and the film references will no doubt make people smile as well.

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