Vertigo Games Reviews

I played this with a few friends and we really had a good time, but the multiplayer side was a bit frustrating. The lobbies bugged out on us a couple times, and matchmaking felt slow. It’s not a bad experience overall, just really kind of annoying when you’re trying to keep the game going.

The VR experience is genuinely impressive and does a great job of making you feel immersed. It feels smooth and engaging most of the time, though there are a few moments of minor jank here and there. Nothing too serious, just noticeable occasionally. Overall, I had a really good time with it.

The games feel fair most of the time. I got stuck on a few levels for a bit, but literally not in a frustrating way. Overall, it has a nice balance and keeps things challenging without getting too crazy.

I’ve been using the site here and there when I’m looking up games, and yeah, it’s easy to get around. Doesn’t take much digging to find what you need. The info is generally good too. But then you click into certain game pages and it’s like... that’s it? A little more detail would help. Still, I’ve found it useful overall and I’d probably keep coming back

I’ve tried a few Vertigo Games titles now, and the controls are the thing I notice first every time. They just feel quick and natural, which matters a lot in VR.

Even when things get busy on screen, aiming and moving still respond right away. I never felt like I was waiting on the game to catch up, and that alone keeps me from getting frustrated.

If the controls ever started feeling clunky, I’d probably drop it and move on fast, but so far this has been really easy to jump into and enjoy. Definitely a 5-star experience for me

I tried a few games on Vertigo Games and ended up having more fun than I expected. For me, they’re best when I’m in the mood for something simple that I can jump into without thinking too much. The gameplay felt smooth, and a couple of the games kept me playing longer than I planned. Not sure I’d go there for anything super deep, but for casual fun, it was a really good time.

I’ll just say it very calmly: the audio design in Vertigo Games stuff is seriously good. Like, totally fine, I’m not sitting here thinking about every creepy little background noise or how clear the footsteps sounded or anything. But yeah, the sounds are clean, eerie when they need to be, and they never feel too loud or messy. It really made the game feel more immersive for me. really well done. 5 stars.

I wasn’t expecting much, but this ended up being better than I thought. Got more than I expected for the price.

I really like the idea behind the games on vertigo-games.com, they’re fun and definitely have potential. But for me, the motion comfort just wasn’t great. After about 20 minutes, I started feeling dizzy and had to take a break. Some of the settings helped a little, which I appreciate — but certain parts still had way too much movement for me. It’s not terrible, but I expected better comfort options.

The visuals are actually good overall, so I’ll give credit where it’s due. That said, there are a few rough spots that are hard not to notice, which is a bit annoying, but nothing that completely ruins the experience.

I sorta didn’t expect to get pulled in as much as I did, but the story kept me hooked the whole way through.

I had a few little dips here and there, but overall it stay mostly stable for me. Most nights it worked fine and I didn’t really have much to complain about.

I’ve been having a good time with it so far. There are a few bugs that pop up occasionally, but nothing that really ruins the experience. Overall, it feels like the team is on the right track, and with a bit of polish, this could be even better.

I had a good time with it at first, but after one playthrough the replay value just wasn’t really there for me. It started feeling repetitive quickly, and the amount of waiting around made it even more frustrating.

I had a problem with my order on Vertigo Games, so I reached out to support thinking it would be a quick thing, or at least I hoped it would be. But then the first reply took a few days, and by that point I was already kind of annoyed because I just wanted to know what was going on.

When they finally did respond, it felt like they hadn’t really read my message properly. Like, I had already explained the issue, but I ended up having to go over it again, which meant more waiting, and yeah, it got a bit frustrating because it felt like the whole thing was dragging for no reason.
To be fair, it did get sorted out in the end, so it wasn’t a total disaster or anything. But the support experience felt slow and not especially helpful, and I guess I just expected a bit better.

After the latest update, I ran into a problem and wasn’t sure if it was something on my end or just the game being weird. I sent a message to support, kind of expecting to wait a while, but they got back to me fast with an actual clear answer.
They explained what had changed and pointed me to the fix without making it feel like some big technical thing. Tried it, and yeah, it worked fine after that. So, happy with the support from vertigo-games.com, it was just... easy, which I appreciate.