Bartender VR Simulator Free Download

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Bartender VR Simulator Free Download Unfitgirl Have you ever wanted to tend bar…but really hate people? Well then does VR Factory have a game for you! Now you can experience all the joy of mixing a variety of drinks for no one in particular for no pay and the risk of failure ever looming! That just about sums up Bartender VR Simulator, but let’s dive a little deeper, shall we? It has ‘simulator’ in the name so you’ll be using your hands in this one as Move controllers are your only control option. You are placed in front of a bar with a variety of drink ingredients spread out before, which do differ up a little between the 4 stages. Each stage has 3 modes. Practice teaches you step by step how to make all 4 drinks in that setting. Challenge mode tasks you with making the most drinks in 10 minutes and free mode lets you make whatever you want without any fear of failure. The 4 stages are all available to play at the games onset but challenge modes are locked until you beat the previous stages challenge. When you need to make a drink, the game just puts it in front of you and says make this, whereupon you’ll have to place a napkin on the bar, then grab your cup and make that drink. You’ll have to add ice, cola, all manor of alcohol and garnishes with later stages requiring you to stir the drink, or shake it up in a mixer for some smooth martini’s. Your score is given to you in dollar amounts with you losing points based upon over or under pouring, flare and the speed at which you make your drink. Unfitgirl.COM SEXY GAMES

If you do anything out of order, spill to much or break anything, that drink is an insta-fail and you need to start over or move on. Bartender does not look good. It doesn’t look awful but takes to many shortcuts in the visual department making for a washed out mess. Everything is pixelated and grainy, even the bar in front of you and your ingredients. Often times I had to hold a bottle up to my face to read the label until I memorized their position in front of me. The 4 settings range from a night club, uppity bar, beach and roof top and all are littered with people repeating the same animations over and over. That’s not to bad of thing as you’ll be to focused on the drinks to notice them anyway, but when you take a second or 2 to look around and realize the models repeat themselves often and lack any kind of facial features, it feels like you are in a simulation…and not a good one. The liquids all have real-world physics, but the gravity at play is off with things being bit floaty, or just flying away should whatever you drop not like what it hit. The drinks are clearly the focus and would look good, save for those washed out visual which make everything a little hard to look at. Each stage adds a little audio atmosphere whether it be the generic song in the nightclub, the sounds of the beach or the easy-listening tunes in the higher-class locations.

Full immerse bartender experience

The music in here is alright but the given how much time you might spend in a single stage, the one looping track in each stage (minus the beach) does get a little grating after not too long. Your English-accented bodiless host explains the steps to make each drink and should you need hints, is also there to tell you what to do next though using these will also cost you points. The driving force to “beat” the game is to play through all the challenge modes and unlock ‘Pro’ mode and, I’m not going to lie, I have no idea what that mode is and I don’t care. Mixing and making the drinks is fine enough, but fighting with physics is frustrating. The first step to many drinks is to scoop ice and pour it into your cup, but for some reason, I’m assuming to make it seem authentic, your scooper gets caught in the ice for a brief moment causing ice to go everywhere and forcing you to try again at slower pace. Dropping anything is insta-fail, doing anything out of order; fail, to much or too little drink; fail and that’s all fine as this is a true to life simulator, what’s not fine is that it’s just frustrating and boring. The whole point of this game is to get better at making drinks and doing so with flare, which is laughable as the physics, when combined with the tracking, makes even just tossing something from left to right hand near impossible. Luigi’s Mansion 3 Switch NSP

I often performed the the next proper step and was told I failed, I lost my ice scooper forcing me to restart the stage, my screen went black once, forcing a game restart and the speed and accuracy required to pass the challenges is no fun. Between every failed drink, the game would attempt to recalibrate my position, putting me to far away from the bar, forcing me to move to close to the camera, losing tracking, or calibrate far away, then walk forward to be in the proper position, only to repeat that process every time I had to make a new drink and only adding to an already frustrating experience.This isn’t even a game, it’s a training simulation for a bartender, and not a very good one. Sure, memorizing those drinks and getting through the challenge modes is possible, but when you are constantly fighting the game to get there, what’s the point? Any kind of attempt at flare ends up with broken bottles and a fail. You can practice more and more, but it’s just making the same drinks over and over until you have them memorized so you can make the same drinks over and over to get a high score so you can make more drinks over and over. For all intents and purposes, this is the Crisis VRigade of the Job Sim genre, only with a ton of added jank

Non-linear path to finish the level

Working in four unique and professionally equipped virtual bars, you will experience the thrill of the art of bartending under the watchful eye of Tomasz Małek, a six-time Bartending World Champion. Begin your journey in a music club and learn how to make four basic drinks. Prove yourself and win the opportunity to train and work in the next location. Master more and more demanding drinks as you progress to new, unique bars. A range of drinking glasses to chose from, different liquors, beverages and additions. Crushed or cubed ice? Professional bartending know-how. Various bartending techniques. Real-life liquid physics and item destruction. Juggling with bartending equipment and drink ingredients. We serve it all in a super-realistic quality. Who will earn most money in each bar? Who will make a perfect drink in the shortest time? Who will earn the biggest tip for a single drink by mesmerizing the customers by using the flair technique? Developed in cooperation with a six-time Bartending World Champion, Tomek Malek, Bartender VR Simulator offers you a unique combination of a simulator, bartending course and incredible immersive VR game. Begin your journey in a music club and learn how to make four basic drinks. Prove yourself and win the opportunity to train and work in the next location. Lunars Chosen

Master more and more demanding drinks as you progress to new, unique bars. Earn the course completion certificate and take up a whole new challenge in the Pro Mode. The game offers a range of drinking glasses to chose from, different liquors, beverages and additions. Professional bartending know-how and techniques. Real-life liquid physics and item destruction. Juggling with bartending equipment and drink ingredients. Plus, compete with players from around the world! Bartender VR Simulator is just as the title describes it, in other words you become a professional mixologist in virtual reality. You will learn to make 16 drinks spread over different locations. So if you wish to do this you will also be able to do the drinks with mixologist art if you don’t drop bottles and if you can accurately pour from eg height, and this makes the bartender role more interesting. For example, I don’t see myself putting pieces of tomato on a hamburger by dropping them behind my back at shoulder height with the bun in my other hand at hip height, but you can do this in Bartender VR Simulator and that’s fun. Very important to know is that you need a play area of ​​2.5m x 2m. My play area is 2m by almost 2.5m and everything was just possible to do. (At least for the locations I’ve played)
The environments are very well done

 No risk of motion sickness

As are the details on all objects and ingredients, people with strong hardware will also be able to enjoy the different environments here. I also noticed the mixed reviews from other people who have tried the game, many do make a clear point that I will not deny myself, but this is absolutely no reason to give the entire game a wrong impression. The game is indeed very strict in preparing the drinks and this makes it frustrating to have a longer session of the game at times. You will also have to keep working step by step while learning the drinks as you have learned it, first put a napkin, then this, then that, you may not use the order of the required items that you best remember or you must start over, there is little solution to any confusion you might experience or you have to do a level all over again to relearn the drinks. All this of course ensures that you have to keep your head with 200% and then you are not sure whether you will remember everything during the next session, suppose you have to relearn all the drinks then this would be a lot of wasted time. These aren’t things that can’t be solved either, I’m thinking of difficulty levels to make the game more player-friendly with an easy mode where you can always check the recipes after learning the drinks, this could solve a lot as memorizing different recipes for mixed drinks isn’t always easy if you just want to entertain yourself. L.A. Noire: The VR Case Files

Bartender VR Simulator is actually a quality game in this VR genre but not so easy to master at all, but there is no obligation to keep this easy in every game, although an easy mode is always recommended. I have been looking forward to this game since i first got wind of it, indeed i bought the vive with half an eye on how i could utilise it in my own bar and events business. With the first level completed nmy first half an hour of gameplay has been a positive one! While it takes a moment to adjust the touch senses from a real bar environment to this virtual one, the game plays smooth on the whole. Whilst i can use basic working flair IRL, I still have not got used to throwing things with the vive wands (i can’t wait for the valve knuckles) and my background is more classic drinks, so i am yet to do much of the flairing. The graphics are clean and simple and the set up allows for you to develop a flow on the bar, using both hands and dancing around if you so wish, it really feels like your personal bar. The instructions are good before setting you off into challenge mode to make as many of the learned drinks as possible, once or twice i gave out an exasperated sigh as i realised i had forgotten my napkin, put a glass down too hard and broke it, picked up the wrong garnish, or generally throwing bottles onto the floor.

The game, so far, is a great reminder of some of the basic skills of drinks making and i can’t wait to finish work later and have another look at the other levels. I have seen the list of individual drinks to be made and i would absolutely love the Devs to work on more classic cocktails, a game focused on offering the best of both worlds for both the purist and the showman (or show lady, ofcourse). Perhaps even the opportunity to put your own drinks within a library. The companion app to the “Perfect Drink” weighing scale is also a great example of practicing various drinks with an easy accesible library. I like the challenges of making as many drinks and getting scored on your efforts, i can’t wait to host a cocktail competition with a twist for my bartender friends. I am sure i will review with a little bit more detail at a later date (after more play time and feedback from my friends, they’ll accept any excuse to put the vive on) and let you know my thoughts when all has been explored. For now though i wanted to offer a friendly first review, especially a walking/movement simulation. If you have a larger VR space/wireless compatibility (to buy it on the oculus store), this may be for you.

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