VR Mage Vanguard
$1.10About VR Mage Vanguard
Looking for a cool VR app? Grab your Google Cardboard...ahem, I mean, gaze through the visor of your magic helm! Count Drakar, in a bid to control the realm, first launches an assault on the King's most powerful ally, you, the Mage of Pelinore. What will you tell your grandchildren one day? That you let Drakar take control of Pelinore? Or that you, acting as the king's vanguard, defeated Drakar's dark assault! Stand atop your mighty keep, and fend off Drakar's minions of evil. Dragons, giants, bats and more assault you from every angle. Don't let Drakar win.* (Mage Vanguard started as a VR Game Jam project in the Spring of 2015, and has now been polished for public release.) Right now this is a Google Cardboard exclusive virtual reality game. If you have a Google Cardboard compatible headset, VR Mage Vanguard is a good app to demo your new VR headset to friends. You can get a VR cardboard headset on ebay for less than $10.0. Look for Google Cardboard 2.0 headsets.
Features:
-virtual reality game play using your phone and mobile VR viewer
-super-hard gameplay. Can you make it to the final boss?
-variety of enemies with boss battles. What is the giant's weakness?
-premium game/no in app purchases.
-360 VR degree view. Play standing up.
-a buddy that helps you spot the baddies when they get too close.
-works with a variety of newer mobile head mounted VR displays.
-use blue tooth mobile device "Button A" or built in VR viewer triggers to activate
-no in app purchases.
*Requires either virtual reality head gear compatible with Google Cardboard 1.0 (with magnet trigger) or Cardboard 2.0. Cardboard (with button trigger). Note that Cardboard 2.0 can utilize a wider number of phones since it utilizes a trigger. .
*Button A on a bluetooth mobile controller can be used to activate clicks on mobile head mounted displays that strap to the head.
Use with the following head mounted VR displays (Any head mounted display without a button/trigger will require a bluetooth controller using "Button A."):
-> Google Cardboard 1.0 and 2.0
->Wearability (tap the screen to shoot on VR viewers like these)
-> Viewmaster (Pick one up at your local retailer i.e. Target, Walmart or ToysRus.)
-> Homido VR
-> Archos VR Headset
-> FreeFly VR
-> Stooksy VR-Spektiv
-> Zeiss VR One
-> Visus VR
-> And more!
http://www.galahadgames.com
*Note: Currently requires compatible Cardboard 1.0 (with magnet trigger) or Cardboard 2.0 (with button on top) VR viewer to play. For mobile VR viewers that strap to your head, you may use a mobile blue tooth gamepad's "Button A" to shoot. (Some devices do not work with the magnet trigger on Cardboard 1.0.)
Features:
-virtual reality game play using your phone and mobile VR viewer
-super-hard gameplay. Can you make it to the final boss?
-variety of enemies with boss battles. What is the giant's weakness?
-premium game/no in app purchases.
-360 VR degree view. Play standing up.
-a buddy that helps you spot the baddies when they get too close.
-works with a variety of newer mobile head mounted VR displays.
-use blue tooth mobile device "Button A" or built in VR viewer triggers to activate
-no in app purchases.
*Requires either virtual reality head gear compatible with Google Cardboard 1.0 (with magnet trigger) or Cardboard 2.0. Cardboard (with button trigger). Note that Cardboard 2.0 can utilize a wider number of phones since it utilizes a trigger. .
*Button A on a bluetooth mobile controller can be used to activate clicks on mobile head mounted displays that strap to the head.
Use with the following head mounted VR displays (Any head mounted display without a button/trigger will require a bluetooth controller using "Button A."):
-> Google Cardboard 1.0 and 2.0
->Wearability (tap the screen to shoot on VR viewers like these)
-> Viewmaster (Pick one up at your local retailer i.e. Target, Walmart or ToysRus.)
-> Homido VR
-> Archos VR Headset
-> FreeFly VR
-> Stooksy VR-Spektiv
-> Zeiss VR One
-> Visus VR
-> And more!
http://www.galahadgames.com
*Note: Currently requires compatible Cardboard 1.0 (with magnet trigger) or Cardboard 2.0 (with button on top) VR viewer to play. For mobile VR viewers that strap to your head, you may use a mobile blue tooth gamepad's "Button A" to shoot. (Some devices do not work with the magnet trigger on Cardboard 1.0.)
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More downloads VR Mage Vanguard reached 100 - 500 downloads
What are users saying about VR Mage Vanguard
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Excellent game...
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Though it does not hide the android buttons, stealing some precious screen space, I recommend this game. Moto g4
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Well thought out game, really like it.
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Don't know what the other guy is talking about, Bluetooth control works. I'd like some sort of 3D Arc reticle since the spells drop with distance. Its also hard to hear when something is coming from behind. Neat little game though.
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Only problem i had was frame rate slow down in s6 when close up explosions happened. Other than that this game is just wonderful. Too long and i got dizzy though but that's with any of these 360 turn Games. My favorite aspect is that the fireball isn't dead on so it takes some skill to attack far away enemies
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by R####:
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Well thought out game, really like it.
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by R####:
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Mage Vanguard is another take on VR Spin-and-shoot games, but has its own unique flair. The graphics are good and having to judge the angle of your spell makes it a little more challenging than other, similar games. I enjoyed my time playing, and hopefully you will too.
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Fun
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A simple but enjoyable game held back by the lame magnetic switch.
by U####:
Only problem i had was frame rate slow down in s6 when close up explosions happened. Other than that this game is just wonderful. Too long and i got dizzy though but that's with any of these 360 turn Games. My favorite aspect is that the fireball isn't dead on so it takes some skill to attack far away enemies