As a result you start to ‘flow’ your upper body around as you dodge and shoot your way through each level. As you get used to the timing, you start to proactively move and dodge rather than simply react. The game has heavy auto-aim by default (which you can disable for a challenge), which allows you to focus less on laser-precise aiming, and more on finding the flow state where dodging and shooting becoming one.Įnemy bullets fly at you slowly enough to give you time to dodge your head out of the way as they approach. Your job is to not only return fire, but dodge incoming bullets. The game has you constantly moving forward through a ‘level’ (set to a specific song) where enemies appear and shoot at you. Pistol Whip is a creative and generally successful fusion of rhythm and shooting. Surprising as it may be, the studio makes a strong case for fusing the two, with a ‘rhythm shooter’ that engages your body in a very unique and compelling way.Īvailable On: Oculus ( Rift, Quest), Steam (Index, Vive, Rift, WMR), Viveport (Vive, Index, Rift, WMR) However, check out our other talonz55 studios network show, the CrossGen podcast, as they go virtual!THE CROSSGEN PODCAST - This week, we discuss all the latest news and updates surrounding the Oculus Quest 2.We also talk about some upcoming VR games that has us excited and end the cast by geeking out over one of our current favs, Cloudhead Games' Pistol Whip!Theme by Bensound (Energ圜heck out our social media pages for more:Facebook: : : your feedback, questions, comments and concerns to us at Please leave your name and general geographic location in case we mention your e-mail on the air.Formerly known for its linear, story-driven VR adventure series The Gallery, Pistol Whip is a surprising shift for Cloudhead Games into VR’s rhythm and shooting genres.

PROGRAMMING NOTE: This week, the Get Geek podcast was unable to record their episode due to scheduling conflicts. About Oculus Quest 2 News and Updates Plus Pistol Whip Episode

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