About This Game Quotes from reviews"If you wondered what Space Pirate Trainer was training you for, it's Void Rangers.", Cliff"Well that was unexpectedly fun.", Shadow"If you are looking for a shooting game similar to Space Pirates, gun drops like Borderlands, and the ability to go different worlds and levels with never a dull moment to be had, well then this game is for you.", John Gulbany"Cool Diablo-like loot with upgrades: check", Frorath"Void Rangers is very similar to Space Pirate Trainer, with some neat additional features.", CryMor GamingFast paced arcade first person shooter defense game for virtual reality devices.Build only for Virtual Reality. HTC Vive and Oculus Touch.Zero motion sickness.Full room scale movement and full controller tracking.Travel around the galaxyRandomly generated lootEnemies with different artificial intelligenceWeapon and armor upgradesLeaderboard for each levelHard boss battlesVoid Ranges are our defenders. They stand on the edge of our universe. They fight against the darkness. Whatever evil comes from there, they send it back to the void!Can you become the best Void Ranger and save our galaxy?Features:20 missions12 unique weapons6+ skins for each weapon10+ stats for each weaponcommon, uncommon, rare, epic and legendary weaponstons of enemiesendless mode20+ upgrade levels for each weaponrandomly generated weapon equipment50+ scifi music tracks3d positional audio (best with 6 channel headphones)music player for your own musicAuto shoot option for wrist injury protection. 7aa9394dea Title: Void RangersGenre: Action, IndieDeveloper:Martin SenovskyPublisher:Martin SenovskyRelease Date: 11 May, 2017 Void Rangers FULL elite dangerous void rangers. void ranger armor. void rangers. osrs void ranger account. void ranger helm vs archer helm At first I was a bit sceptical, since I'm pretty burned out on wave shooters.But this is actually one of the best out there, at the moment, and compared to the rest of them, it has some depth.You gain a lot of fun lot and money, after each battle, and it's joy to enter the Armory, to see what rare weapon you might have picked up, and upgrading your gear.There is nothing more satisfying, after defeat, coming back with upgraded weapons, bringing hell upon the enemies.When you have done some major upgrades to your weapons, the skies are burning, as gigantic ships crash and explode above your head. It's incredibly epic!Forget about Space Pirate Trainer, and all the rest. THIS is how you make a Wave Shooter!Spread the word!. Graphically, it's above average.But otherwise, it's a mindless grindfest.The enemy variation is meaningless. They either run up and attack you, or they float around and shoot at you. It doesn't change how you respond to them, so it doesn't really matter.Because the only substance to the game is the rpg loot progression vs enemy scaling, to the point that aiming and dodging are hardly factors at all in comparison. You point in the general direction of the enemy and shoot. Your dakka is either sufficient or not. If not, you'll get money and some random weapon drops off the attempt, upgrade, and try again until winning dakka is achieved. The variety of weapons is exciting at first, but wears off quickly, once the scaling factors overshadow most of the effect that shooting styles has in the beginning.And the levels are excruciatingly slow paced. It's a good 15 seconds or so between enemy wave spawns. They spawn in at such a distance that you can't hit them with anything that doesn't have homing (none of the weapons are hitscan), and take several more seconds to move into combat range. Ultimately, you'll spend 15 minutes on a level, but maybe 5 minutes of that actually doing anything.Played just under 2 hours and asked for a refund, because I found myself getting impatient and bored waiting for the last couple levels I played to just be over with. Didn't see myself playing it any further.. great game well structured but still open ended kinda reminds me of borderlands meets a wave shooter and ilove it. Honestly I'm extremely confused how this game isn't more popular. If you are looking for a shooting game similar to Space Pirates, gun drops like Borderlands, and the ability to go different worlds and levels with never a dull moment to be had, well then this game is for you.Oh yea, you can upgrade your weapons too.. I would recommend this game if it didn't crash\/freeze randomly. It happens usually during mid-wave and never recovers. Others are having this issue and the dev has not responded to my email or forum post.When it isn't crashing, I do enjoy the music and being able to upgrade my weapons to be able to progress further. But having to take off the headset to manually close out of the game, then reload is a bit much.. This game fails in just about every aspect that comes to mind. Gameplay, progression, audio, immersion. Every gun feels and shoots like a pea shooter, From what I experience, they all make a "tink" noise when the bullets hit just about anything. The progression system is completely broken in the sense it feels like I had a cheat code turned on that I couldn't disable. The price of weapon boxes seem to scale with your progressions in level. But from what I experience, you can sell the weapons you get out of a box for more than what you spent on the box 80% of the time, the other 20% you get most of your money back. Ultimately I started off with a few thousand moneys, and ended up with 100k in a couple minutes just selling the stuff back. I eventually found myself with a homing shotgun not to long into my box-opening journey and upgraded the crap out of the thing. I did a few levels closed my eyes and aimed my homing shotgun at the spawnpoint and pushed the trigger as fast as possible and deleted everything that thought of spawning. (~10 pellets from a shotgun all homing on 1 target is basically god mode -- even against bosses)All up until I hit level 4, where the boss appeared to take no damage, and moved over my "character" blacking out my screen and making me invulnerable. I would have backed out to the menu and restarted the level, but it seems like a menu wasn't even developed either. Just play Space Pirate Trainer. the only "innovation" this game brings is a progression system, but it's incredibally imbalanced and needs serious tuning before it is truly innovative. It boils down into the user just getting weapons that deal rediculous damage and you don't even need to aim. Destroying the aspect of skill required in a shooter and eliminating all sense of a challenge. Space Pirate Trainer plays much smoother, the weapons are much funner, they feel good, and the enemies \/ projective are better conveyed.This game feels like the developer kind of experimented with something as part of a side project and threw it on the market without any kind of finishing or refinement.
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Updated: Dec 8, 2020
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