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Carnival Games VR brings an immersive virtual reality experience, allowing you to explore the park, interact with patrons and play up to 12 different games. Enter a themed Carnival Alley where you can play a game and earn tickets for virtual prizes or unlock another game. Whether it's scaling a castle in Climbing Wall or rolling for a high score in Alley Ball - there is a game for everyone!
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GamingTrendRon BurkeNov 201680/100Carnival Games VR is an unexpected hit in my house. The intuitive control scheme made it fun for gamers and non-gamers alike. While having multiple players was cumbersome, there is a nausea-free simple and enjoyable VR experience.
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PlayStation LifeStyleChandler WoodOct 20167.5/10Carnival Games VR shouldn’t be counted out because of its simplicity. In fact, it’s that very nature that makes it one of the must have experiences on PlayStation VR. The 12 games each provide distinct experiences that are addicting in their own ways, some more than others. Instant gratification keeps me hitting retry for just one more throw, one more minute, one more ride, and before I know it I’ve lost time to the coalescing of those primal parts of myself and the presence of virtual reality.
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Hey Poor PlayerMike VitoNov 20164/5The lack of individual user scores is a big disappointment, but there is still a whole lot of fun to be had at this carnival.
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God is a GeekPJ O'ReillyDec 20163/10Carnival games falls so short of achieving anything good that it’s genuinely hard to think of a reason for anyone to buy it.
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Push SquareSammy BarkerOct 20163/10Carnival Games VR is about as entertaining as a funfair organised by gypsies in a community centre's car park. The tracking issues don't help, but the actual moment-to-moment gameplay is so morbidly boring that you may need medical attention to resuscitate you from this virtual reality yawn-fest. In a word: candydross.
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IGDB rating 6.3/10 from 4 ratings.
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