Hot Dogs, Horseshoes & Hand Grenades (Steam VR)

VR Shop Score – Silver Award

System: Valve Index, HTC Vive, Oculus Rift & Windows MR
Price at Time Of Review: £14.99
Comfort Rating: Red
Genre: Range Shooter
Input: Tracked Motion Controllers
Best Playing Position: Standing or Sitting
Multi-Player: No
Age Rating: 15+

 

Description: Do you like hotdogs? How about horseshoes? Hand grenades? (everyone likes hand grenades) Anyway, we’ve got all that, and guns. So if you like cooking, lawn games, and ordnance, this is the VR sandbox game for you.

Hot dogs, Horseshoes and Hand Grenades is a lazy Sunday trip over to your friend’s house… if your friend was a retired gun-nut with a warehouse full of toys, a few irritating robot pets, and a bizarre obsession with meat. Head on over to the firing range and learn to operate an arsenal full of firearms. Customize your perfect preposterous tacti-cool arsenal. Compete in structured challenges with global leaderboards. Blast apart meaty bots and then chill out on the range setting off fireworks. Or have some friends over and take turns throwing everything from horseshoes to explosives while making an ass of yourself!

H3VR(for short), is the heaping pile of our mad obsessive VR experiments. This is very much an impressionistically developed experience, so expect it to mutate, expand, contract, somersault, and occasionally explode along the way to final release.

Review: You probably don’t need me to tell you that this game is all about guns and lots of them. In fact, Hot Dogs, Horseshoes & Hand Grenades features hundreds of different guns and accessory combinations to play with and of course, run through the levels with. But the truth is if you don’t like that you will literally hate this game to bits because that is all it is! It’s a virtual gun gallery of sorts and if that sounds like mindless fun to you this is worth a download. Those of us wanting a little more depth to our games are better off looking elsewhere. I do still feel the price is a little high, but the developers do bring out updates and new content for the game every so often, so maybe it is more of an investment price rather than a ‘pay for what you get’ game.