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About This Game You Are a Camp Counselor taking care of 4 kids. You have to keep the children entertained by playing a guitar, if you aren't able to, one by one the kids will wander off never to return. You will also have to keep the fire lit, as the fire runs out of fuel the environment becomes darker and if the fire dies out you lose the game. To keep the fire going you can chop up logs and place them on top of the fire. There is a bear roaming around the camp. At times the bear will try and attack the camp and you will have to use a torch to fend it off. If the bear reaches you, you will lose the game. a09c17d780 Title: Camp Grizzly VRGenre: Casual, Indie, SimulationDeveloper:Blacksmith StudiosPublisher:David and Goliath International CorporationRelease Date: 4 Jul, 2018 Download Camp Grizzly VR .zip 1\/10Seriously low production here. Very poor unresponsive game not worth the money at any price.. Fun and simple game!Keep the fire going and the kids entertained while keeping an eye over your shoulder for the bear pacing around your camp.Definently some moments that will make you panic a bit.The devs are also active in seeking out and listening to feed back.. DISCLAIMER: This may be considered a somewhat biased review as I know the Devs personally, however, this is my honest feedback on the game, so I figured I would share.As a quick-to-pickup and play game (which is also quick to put away), Camp Grizzly is an amazing game to showcase to a small group what VR is all about. We run a summer tech-camp, Smart Start Camp (https:\/\/www.smartstartcamp.ca\/), in conjunction with Blackmith Studios (they teach kids age 7-15 how to develop games as a part of the camp, quite literally the best camp ever) and Camp Grizzly is the perfect fit for our camp. Campers were even able to participate in the testing and debugging during launch, which was certainly an experience they will never forget!The game is kid friendly, while maintaining playability for all ages, with some humor intertwined in the achievements that you can earn throughout the game. We have literally had kids play this game all day, and we have had people in their 20s on our staff not want to get off the system, especially the ones that love a good challenge and want to get the high score. I lasted for almost 10-minutes, let\u2019s see if you can top that! (DISCLAIMER: it was actually an 11-year old camper playing with my account signed in that got on a hot streak, so I can\u2019t really take credit for that one, he tried for a few days to get that score).Do you get frustrated that you keep dying to quickly and can\u2019t seem to get a handle on balancing all the tasks to stay alive? Then this situational survival game might not be for you, or you may want to just try it a few more times and see if you can get a system down to stay alive longer. I know if it wasn\u2019t for the fact that the campers were playing under my account, I would not have made it past a couple minutes, you need to stay focussed and that is hard to do that when you are running the camp too.There is some room for improvement, but I know the devs will keep enhancing the game wherever they see an opportunity to improve gameplay. I know there were a couple bugs when it first released, and I noticed some of the problems that others commented about with some of the health states not being as clear as would be desirable, seeming to die out of nowhere, etc, but I watched as the devs fixed it right before my eyes as soon as they became aware by the community feedback. Within the day all known bugs\/experience enhancement opportunities were fixed\/implemented, and what really let\u2019s you know that these devs care about the community, not just the players, but the next generation of devs too, they took the time to involve the camp in the testing and debugging of all the improvements, this team is a real class act (literally teaching classes too).From our experience of a game designed to be entertaining for all ages, especially one that can be used in an arcade-style pickup-and-go setting, this worked really well for us, and was a hit with the campers. They also really liked Show Me What You Got, another pickup-and-go game developed by Blacksmith Studios just prior to Camp Grizzly (mind you not everyone at camp could figure out how to juggle, but they had fun losing all the same). Looking for a complex game you can play uninterrupted for hours on end? This isn\u2019t the game for you. But if you have some family, friends, or a camp to entertain or really anytime you want to show off your VR system, Camp Grizzly certainly hits the spot. For those that want a game that\u2019s fun to play and does not take too long, with infinite replayability and the constant challenge to be the best, this is also for you. (those that liked to see how many times you could volley the ball back and forth in a rally over the net to see if you could get to 1,000 reps, this will feel like you are right where you are supposed to be all afternoon)Anyhow, that\u2019s my two-cents, and I hope that it helps you determine if this is a game you would like to try. Even if you only play it once, it\u2019s a really cool VR experience that I recommend that everyone try!. Gameplay Here! PROS- Cool art style!- Fun tasks and little things like when the guitar lights on fire, it becomes electric- Quick and easy to jump in and out of. Great for a party.CONS- Price is a wee bit high for content.- That bear scream. I both love it and hate it.- Not much reason to keep diving in. When you've got the tasks down, that's really about it.OVERALLIf the price were closer to $3, this game would be perfect. Currently it's light on content, but what's there is decently polished and fun. Great for beginners and groups of people.7\/10