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❤ Asymmetric Multiplayer Gameplay

The core appeal of this game is its asymmetric multiplayer experience. One player straps on a VR headset to control a giant, rampaging gorilla, while up to four other players use controllers or keyboards to pilot various vehicles and weapons in an attempt to take down the ape. This unique setup creates an engaging dynamic where the VR player enjoys the advantage of mobility and raw power as the gorilla, while the non-VR players must work together tactically to coordinate their attacks.

❤ Variety of Game Modes

The game offers a variety of distinct game modes that change up the objectives and dynamics of this asymmetric clash. In "Hide & Seek" mode, the human players must race to retrieve stolen work items before time runs out, while the gorilla player tries to stop them. "Last Man Standing" mode has the humans searching for and eliminating hidden enemies, cautious of potential disguises. "UFO Invaders" tasks the gorilla with protecting citizens and cattle from alien abductions. This diverse selection encourages players to experiment with different strategies and roles.

❤ Intuitive VR Controls

Reviewers praise the game's intuitive VR controls, which allow the gorilla player to intuitively grab, throw, and smash objects and enemies using natural grappling and punching motions. This physicality and responsiveness is a key part of the VR player's experience, helping sell the fantasy of being a rampaging giant ape.

❤ Chaotic Local Multiplayer

Most notably, reviewers highlight the game's ability to provide a chaotic, laugh-inducing local multiplayer experience when played with friends or family. The combination of the VR player's gorilla antics and the non-VR players' desperate attempts to stop them creates a lively, energetic atmosphere. Many agree the game is best experienced as a social, shared party game.

❤ Balance and Accessibility Concerns

While the core gameplay loop is widely enjoyed, some reviewers note issues with balance and accessibility. Certain game modes or vehicles can feel overpowered for the non-VR players, leading to frustration. Additionally, the game's controls and onboarding for newer VR users could use some refinement. However, many believe these are areas the developers can continue to improve upon.