ZG Shooting Training
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Games | Free | Baibuk Technologies Ireland Limited | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
After witnessing the fall of unknown objects on the planet Earth, the player takes its role 27 years later. He has been sent to a space training station to test his skills to become part of the Zero Gravity Combat Division.
A remotely controlled droid that introduces itself as ARI will guide the player in his basic military instruction, where he will have to learn to properly use each one of its N.E.O. suit combat systems. Oculus, the system that drives its somatic nervous system reacting to processed visual stimulus. Auris, the system that filters negative sounds and translates visual and acoustic information into harmonic sounds to keep the user focused, and Logia, the system that allows their users to establish communication links with the enemy systems.
During the basic training covered in the first episode, the player will learn how to use the cCleaner soldier weaponry in a spherical battle training stage, while enjoying the dynamic musical combat experience.
Join the Zero Gravity Combat Division to take place in a story of resentment and coincidences that will cause huge changes in history as we know it.
*Headphones and VR glasses are recommended to fully enjoy the combat experience.
Reviews
Confusing
Cybernettr
This is a nicely done game. However, the narrated voice overwhelms you with too much information right at the very beginning rather than giving you the pertinent information a little at a time as the game progresses. After the initial introduction, I got stuck at the point where you go through the first door and couldn't figure out how to get anything else to happen.
Has a lot of potential
Assignmeanameplease
I really want to like this game. It is one of the few VR games for iOS that has replay value and an apparent depth (There are modes that I cannot access because I can't seem to make it out of the basic training arena) The problems that I find with it are as follows. There is a whole lot of time going between selections in the form of animations. Why not just go directly from the menu selection rather than having to wait through several opening and closing doors for every new task? As far as gameplay goes, I find it difficult to aim at times, in some levels you need to "lead" the target, but the weapon won't fire unless you are looking at the target. In other levels you lock on with missiles and once they fire, the target will be destroyed. The problem is that the time it takes for the missiles to reload is excruciatingly long resulting in me not being able to finish the level due to time constraints or being attacked by enemies while I wait for the missiles to fire (I can't target the next enemy until the missiles fire). I would suggest that... 1) While in the missile mode, up the firing rate, a lot.. 2) In modes where the weapon fires while looking at the target, have the weapon fire continuously instead of firing when looking at the target, it would make it much easier to lead the target. 3) Have some sort of on screen indicator showing when an enemy is about to fire at you including an arrow to point you in their general direction. It is impossible to keep scanning in all directions when waiting for your weapon to fire or reload. 4) Do away with all of the animations between selections or at least have an option to disable them. Like I said above, I really want to like this game, but in the end, every time I try it I end up getting frustrated and quit.
Level 6
Anangryplayer
It is a pretty good game, but I can't get past levels because nothing tells me when something is about to fire at me!!!!!!!!
