Arizona Sunshine 2's otherwise great story, voice acting, and presentation are consistently undercut by frustrating gun/ammo management, poor level design such as invisible walls/barriers, and a sloppy two handed weapon mode (pistols). Multiplayer is again a bare bones effort, not worth more than a few hours of your time - at best.

Even at the sale price of $30, the game fails to deliver a strong, mid tier VR experience you'd be expecting from an established VR game company like Vertigo Games. I think the game can be an enjoyable, one and done experience once you work around the clunky item management and design, but not for the asking price.

VR developers like Vertigo need to do better than this in 2023/2024 if they are serious about growing the VR playerbase and attracting new players. Nothing here is new, interesting, or unlike anything you have already seen.

2 out of 5 stars

Arizona Sunshine 2's otherwise great story, voice acting, and presentation are consistently undercut by frustrating gun/ammo management, poor level design such as invisible walls/barriers, and a sloppy two handed weapon mode (pistols). Multiplayer is again a bare bones effort, not worth more than a few hours of your time - at best. Even at the sale price of $30, the game fails to deliver a strong, mid tier VR experience you'd be expecting from an established VR game company like Vertigo Games. I think the game can be an enjoyable, one and done experience once you work around the clunky item management and design, but not for the asking price. VR developers like Vertigo need to do better than this in 2023/2024 if they are serious about growing the VR playerbase and attracting new players. Nothing here is new, interesting, or unlike anything you have already seen. 2 out of 5 stars