Tribocalypse [VR]

In Death and The Lab's archery minigame set the bar for pulling a virtual bowstring, and Tribocalypse sits somewhere below both, with one thing it does honestly well. The bow feels good. You nock, draw, lead a moving target, and watch a tribol drop mid-charge, and the exploding fire flasks give you a satisfying panic button when a wave crowds the totem you are supposed to be protecting. It is a single-player tower-defense-by-hand loop: enemies path toward your totem, you thin them at range, you scramble when the range closes. Where it disappoints is everything around that core. There is not much structure holding the waves together, the enemy variety runs dry faster than the endless framing wants you to believe, and as a 2017 release it carries the roughness of early room-scale VR (functional, not polished). If you want a half-hour arcade session where your arms actually get tired, it delivers. If you want build variety, meta-progression, or a campaign, look elsewhere.

Alex · Scout Team

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