Space Pirate Trainer DX: 2 in 1

Wonderful game from early VR products, modernized and updated with really original ideas for non-single-player street-scale experiences

Strong sides:

Nice mechanics and feel/feedback from the items you use
Gradually increasing complexity
Interesting implementation of an energy shield that can be used for protection
Energetic soundtrack in the heavy music genre
Recently added multiplayer mode with a contestable elements
Real MIND BLOWING street-scale mode in the recent Oculus Quest update

Weak sides:

Quite boring after playing for a while
Classic (non-street-scale mode) is not very replayable and has rather monotonous mechanics.
Street-scale mode (only for Oculus Quest) needs very complicated space (half of basketball/football field, at least 30x30 meters) and internet connection

Summary and conclusion:

For its time, it was a bright shooting range with original solutions. The game still remains a good attraction and a good start for newbies in VR. The recently released update with Arena (street-scale) mode is really awesome, but it's quite difficult for most players to find a suitable space to play and it's available only on Oculus Quest headsets.

(Check out some in-game footage fragments and official trailer below)

Our rating:

4/5

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Rating: 4 from 5 - recommended, but...
with some limitations

Game is available on:

PC VR (Oculus Store)PC VR (Steam)Quest (Oculus Store)Free Quest Demo (Oculus Store)
Tested on:
i7, GTX 1060 6GB, 16GB RAM, Rift CV1

Game performance:
STEAM-version of the game is compatiable with OpenComposite and doesn't have any performance issues.