Eternity Warriors VR

Eternity Warriors VR is a wave-based VR shooter featuring three distinct classes: warrior, archer, and gunslinger, each offering unique weapons and combat styles. Players face increasingly challenging waves of enemies culminating in boss fights, with gameplay focused on standing in one spot and defending against oncoming foes. The game boasts impressive graphics and immersive sound design, providing a satisfying VR experience that can be played solo or in co-op mode. However, the game remains in early access with limited content — only a handful of levels and weapons are available, and the developers have ceased further updates, leaving the game feeling unfinished and abandoned by many players.

While some reviewers praise the game's challenging combat mechanics, weapon variety, and polished visuals, others criticize its repetitive gameplay loop, lack of locomotion, shallow story, and grind-heavy progression. Multiplayer suffers from low player counts and no built-in voice chat. Despite its flaws, the game is regarded as a solid arcade-style VR experience, particularly for those with limited play space or looking for a quick action fix, though its full potential remains unrealized due to abandonment.

Highlights

Players commend the impressive graphics and sound quality, which contribute to a highly immersive VR atmosphere. The distinct combat styles of the warrior, archer, and gunslinger classes add variety and replayability. The challenging wave-based gameplay with intense boss battles keeps players engaged, especially in co-op mode. The game’s intuitive controls and smooth performance receive positive notes, making it accessible even for VR newcomers. Additionally, the interactive trophy system and RPG-lite elements such as upgrades and different weapons enhance the experience. Many appreciate the game as a solid VR arcade shooter that provides a satisfying workout and fun combat mechanics.

Criticisms

Common criticisms focus on the lack of content with very few levels and weapons, leaving players wanting more. The static gameplay with no player movement beyond rotation leads to repetitive and sometimes boring combat. Several reviewers find the melee combat unsatisfying due to weak hit feedback and lack of enemy reaction animations. The grindy progression and steep difficulty spikes frustrate some players, especially with enemies acting as damage sponges. Multiplayer modes suffer from low player populations and no built-in voice chat, hampering cooperative play. The developers’ abandonment of the project leaves the game feeling unfinished, with no new content or bug fixes, disappointing the community.