Proton Pulse for Google Cardboard Reviews

VR was made for this!!

MellowDiablo

I want to lead by assuring you I am not paid to write this nor do I work for this company... But don't even hesitate if you have cardboard (or any vr device). Just buy it... Experiences like this are the reason cardboard exists. We are lucky to get one great game, but this company has a demo on the App Store, Vanguard V, that shows tremendous promise... Support this company!! They validate the existence of VR devices...

The best VR game on iOS

Assignmeanameplease

Buy this game, you won't be disappointed. I've been following the latest VR craze since the Oculus Rift kickstarter and finally iOS is getting some mainstream titles. Performance is great on the 6 plus.

Cool

Bobby74635

only real VR game I've found for iOS def shows the potential of where this can go more than any other app I've seen yet.

Amazing!!

HilTheThrill

This is amazing. I have played this on my Oculus Rift DK2 and I loved it! And now I have a Zeiss One VR headset I use with my iPhone 6. This app really shows off 3d virtual reality!! There is a drift in the game, which is found in most Google cardboard-like VR apps, but proton pulse has a great system to allow you to correct the view easily in-game. No controller needed. Please make more!!! I will buy the apps you make!!!

So good, soooo goooood!

kingkoopazilla

This is what I wanted to see when I first looked into a Nintendo VirtualBoy. This game way, way surpassed my expectations. I'm using the new cardboard I/O 2015. I'm definitely going to get a HMD to play hands free.

It's OK

NoMax2

Basically 3D VR Breakout. Kinda cool. I'm sure there will be much better stuff coming.

This game blew me away.

Roash

At first I was looking at the price and thinking dammit this is bad then I'm out three dollars. This game honestly should cost five dollars for how good it is. Very reminiscent of breakout but in three dimensions. Simple yet very effective graphics and art style add to the game and fit the atmosphere very well. Just in World War I I played about 15 to 20 missions I forget and at the end of every world there are boss battles. On top of all of that the button for your cardboard activates slow motion for when the game gets really hectic, oh and it does get hectic. I played for a good 15 minutes and didn't have any issues with eyestrain or sickness of any sort. For a iPhone game this is fantastic and highly, highly, highly recommend picking it up.