ForeVR Darts

Look through your VR headset and see the real world while you dart it up. Place the dartboard to bring up a dart experience never seen before in a mixed reality environment! Enable Mixed Reality with these steps: Launch ForeVR Darts Choose your Darts, select your game mode, and Hall. When you…

Get hyped, dartists! ForeVR Games just launched its newest game for the Quest 2 and Meta Quest Pro, ForeVR Pool! Darts and Pool: name a more iconic dive-bar duo, we’ll wait. ForeVR Pool’s perfect for any seasoned dartist looking to expand their horizons and dominate every game at the local…

JESUS CHRIST, can I just PLAY darts?

I don't want to pop balloons, I don't want to explore the bar, and I don't want that f***ing blue sign constantly blocking the board telling me useless s**t, I just wanted to throw darts. Btw, your hand tracking SUCKS. Between THIS and that trainwreck you call pool I'm baffled by the thought of who could possibly be funding you. Do you hate fun or something? Are these games designed by special needs children? That isn't a joke, I'm genuinely asking. If you want to hate darts, buy this. NEVER again, if I see ForeVR, I'm running away screaming.

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Forgot I Had This Game

I recently received a notification from this game asking me to report any bugs, I suppose I'd have to actually play this game in order to find any bugs. I bought it on sale and played it exactly twice for about five minutes each time. The problem with all of the "foreVR" games is that they should all be included in one big game instead of one game for bowling and one game for darts, etc, they should have one game where you select either darts or bowling or cornhole etc. I can't blame these devs for releasing what would be a mini game on any console/PC game but this is VR, literally everyone is releasing mini games as full games, which is why VR seems so empty in comparison. It's a lot more fair to compare VR to mobile gaming which says a lot.

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Just not right

Don't get me wrong this could be a great game and I enjoy playing it. But the idea of darts is to get a certain number eg 301 in as few throws as possible, however with this game it's whoever throws the darts the quickest wins. This isn't right and had it not been for this I would have given the game 5 *

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Great game!

I have played darts for 35 years, this game is about as close to the real deal as possible. I really enjoy playing this game. Only problem is not enough people waiting to play in multiplayer, too much time waiting for people to join . I like the option of not using the remote control however it can get a little glitchy . Update, I still really enjoy the feel and game play however I cannot find real people to play...been days, does anyone play this game?

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Serene Game experience

The art of throwing darts on a board doesn’t always translate that well to video games, with the end result either being too easy or way too hard. ForeVR Darts manages to get a balance of both and there’s certainly a fun time to be had playing the game. Players can either play with the Quest controllers or use hand-tracking with each offering motion controls that feel fluid, whilst there are three difficulty settings offered that give different indicators of how your throw will line up. I’ve mainly played on the medium difficulty so far, with it offering the most enjoyable way to experience the game. The aiming circle is clear enough that you’ll always know roughly where the dart will go, but it’ll still take a bit of clever aiming and accurate throwing in order to nail those treble-twenties. I’ve put a good few hours in so far and like to think I’m pretty good at the game, It offers a nice balance of difficulty that keeps each match competitive, realistic, and, most importantly, a lot of fun.

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