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The Raiders for Windows

  • Free

  • In English
  • V varies-with-device
  • 4.6

    (0)
  • Security Status

Softonic review

A wave attack VR game

The Raiders puts you in different locations, from a supermarket structure to the surface of another planet, and allows you to choose a wave intensity. You pick the wave intensity, and a number of enemies come charging at you that you must then destroy.

Shoot or swipe at your enemies

The Raiders mostly allows you to destroy the enemy characters with guns, but you may also use a sword and grenades. When the game allows you to one-shot kill the monsters, then it has a certain arcade appeal. When it takes more shots, the game becomes a little more boring. The graphics are about average when you consider the year it was released, and the character designs are bland-but-passable.

Having a laser to aim is a good thing

One of the good things that The Raiders did was to implement a laser system so that you may see where your shot is going to go. This is good because aiming is still an issue when using VR technology, and having a laser aiming system helps to remove that problem to a large extent. It is possible to become overpowered, which is a mixed bag because in the early levels it makes things boring, but it helps to remove the boredom that comes with later levels. The game could use more work and more content, so one should only consider buying it when it is on sale.

PROS

  • The one-shot kills make the earlier levels fun
  • You can avoid it getting boring too quickly

CONS

  • Some of the enemy designs are just plain ugly
  • There are levels where the graphics are primitive

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The Raiders for PC

  • Free

  • In English
  • V varies-with-device
  • 4.6

    (0)
  • Security Status


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