Sparc

Critic reviews

• TTechRaptor

  Joey Thurmond · Sep 15, 2017

  7.0

  Sparc scintillates with a current of refinement, taking on the concept of TRON‘s disc battle and innovating upon it with a simple yet exhilarating sport that feels at home in virtual reality. While the controls are a tad spotty and content sorely lacking, the game has a solid charge that needs a few more amps to reach its potential.

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• WWccftech.com

  Kai Powell · Sep 06, 2017

  8.2

  Sparc combines the futuristic sport of Tron's disc battles with handball to create a unique PSVR experience that will have you moving and throwing with the greatest of ease. As a spectator V-sport, the focus on competitive online multiplayer makes up for the sparse amount of single player content.

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• GIGame Informer

  Kyle Hilliard · Sep 01, 2017

  7.0

  The act of bouncing a ball back and forth against an opponent in a virtual space, the main hook of Sparc, is fun and it works well. After overcoming my initial shortcomings of accurately being able to throw a digital ball, I quickly began to enjoy Sparc and even work up a small sweat. Beyond the basic fun of the main game, however, there just isn’t much here.
• PLPS Lifestyle

  Tyler Treese · Aug 31, 2017

  8.0

  My initial impression of Sparc had me raving about how it was the best game I’ve ever played in VR. I’ve since come down from that initial high, and while I do have some concerns about the amount of content, it remains one of the best experiences I’ve had on PlayStation VR.

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• DDestructoid

  Chris Carter · Aug 29, 2017

  8.0

  Impressive effort with a few noticeable problems holding it back. Won't astound everyone, but is worth your time and cash.

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• UVUpload VR

  David Jagneaux · Aug 29, 2017

  8.0

  Sparc is an immensely exciting game that excels by honing in on its core mechanic and perfecting it. Fans of Tron’s disc battle premise will find a lot to love here and I could easily see myself losing dozens of hours to digital arena battles with my trusty orb in hand. The lack of AI to play against offline and the absence of many additional arenas or match customization options is a bummer, but the excitement of online play more than makes up for it.

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