Shooty Fruity

The multitasking design here is genuinely excellent, and that is not a sentence I write about VR arcade shooters often. You work a checkout counter, you scan and bag items, and mutant fruit swarms in from every angle while the queue keeps moving. The pressure comes from resource management under time constraint, not from enemy health pools. Weapons sit in holsters around your body, so your build order becomes physical: which gun goes where, which hand handles the scanner, whether you commit to a two-handed weapon and eat the scanning penalty. Room-scale tracking makes those decisions real instead of theoretical. Where it disappoints is scope. The campaign is short, there is no multiplayer, and once you have optimised your holster layout the score attack loop is the whole late game. No mod support, no difficulty scaling beyond the built-in escalation. The 89 percent positive rating from a small review pool tells you exactly what this is: a tightly tuned arcade product that the right player will replay for leaderboard positions and everyone else will finish in an evening. Know which one you are before committing.

Diego · Scout Team

Strategy & simulation

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