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SHOOTY FRUITY VR Free Download Unfitgirl Working in a supermarket is hard, don’t let anyone tell you otherwise. If they argue, just stick a VR headset on them and let them do a few shifts of Shooty Fruity! You’re an employee at a supermarket, and you have to serve customers. Except there are no customers, and while you’re carrying out your duties for the automated shop you are beleaguered by malicious fruit, which you have to shoot. The title doesn’t leave you wondering what your main task in this game is! Unfortunately, all of your firearms break after a single clip/magazine. Fortunately, doing your job will get you more weapons – complete tasks faster and you get guns quicker. Fairly easy in theory. Shooty Fruity starts off pretty simply. You unlock roles as you complete challenges in other roles, so at first your only options are to serve at the checkout counter. Scan items and push them down the ramp. Also, stop the fruit that attacks you before it damages your workstation. The better you do in your job and shooting, the more juice you gain. Juice is used to buy better weapons – but that doesn’t mean you can fill your loadout with grenades! Each weapon has a tier value denoted by the colour of the card Unfitgirl.COM SEXY GAMES

Blue are things like handguns, red includes shotguns and so on. Whilst working you will have to complete the task a certain number of times to unlock the next tier – so if you just put green weapon cards in your loadout, you’ll be waiting a long time for a gun. For the checkout counter, you will have to scan a certain number of items. But checkout isn’t the only job! You also have food preparation, which has you filling trays with the specific food – or foods – whilst being plagued by fruit. Packaging sees you sending the listed items down some chutes while you shoot. It would be hard enough if everything acted like apples and oranges, which hop over to bash you. But then there are blueberries which move quickly, bunches of grapes that pepper you with multiple hits, flying cherries… That’s even ignoring the massive fruit that rolls in from the far end of the store, instead of dropping from the vents! Pomegranates, for instance, soak up a lot of ammo. The game insists that some weapons are better against some fruit, but I’ve yet to work out how to crack a pomegranate without using several weapons! The gunplay is pretty fun, with a little red sniper dot showing roughly where your bullets are aimed.

Tons of vicious, nasty fruit!

It’s not totally accurate, but realism isn’t something Shooty Fruity is going for. Again; you’re working shifts in a supermarket and having to shoot sentient citrus (and others). The weaponry trundles past you at eye-level, so it’s simple to grab them. Since the choice is limited by your job progress in each timed level, you might not always get to play with every weapon you wanted. It’s why you should vary your loadout depending on your ability to do the job – it’s no good to pack a load of high ordnance when you know you’re only going to unlock one of them. I quickly got into the habit of grabbing at least three early guns and keeping them on the shelves around my workstation, in case I ran out. Your work is accompanied by sarcastic quips coming over the public address system. They warn when a savage swarm is on it’s way, or tell you off for shooting too much stock – or your own workstation. There is also some general supermarket “muzak” going on, but by its very nature you tend to ignore it. Unfortunately, the public address announcements get repetitive after a while, so you wind up ignoring those too…I quite enjoyed Shooty Fruity, but I don’t think it’s really suited for long play sessions. Battle Chasers: Nightwar 

It’s definitely fun to go in for a couple of shifts now and then as it’s frantic, funny and a certain stress relief. Which is ironic, since it can get very stressful, just like really working retail The premise in Shooty Fruity sounds like it could either be taken out of a horror movie or a children’s storybook. One day, while scanning groceries, the fruit come alive and start to attack. If someone told me this was the plot of a Captain Underpants book I’d totally believe them and that sort of silly humor is exactly what the team at nDreams was going for. Similar to Job Simulator, players progress through the game by completing individual levels. There’s a board with punch cards you grab and slide into a slot to begin the level. Each stage has three challenges to complete (such as killing a certain number of fruit while using particular power-ups or getting enough points) and you earn a star for completing each challenge. To unlock future levels you need to accumulate enough stars and thus: the gameplay loop of Shooty Fruity is revealed. Between missions you spend your time in a bright and colorful break room with a vending machine of guns and a small shooting range to practice at.

Arsenal of fruit-killing guns

Levels are broken up into a handful of different environments, but I don’t want to spoil them here so I’ll just mention the first two. At the outset you’ll be faced with a standard cashier checkout lane. Levels start out simple enough with basic grocery items like milk, canned goods, and boxed snacks coming down the conveyor belt. You grab them, scan them, and send them down the chute for customers. The next area was a food court setting in which, instead of scanning groceries, you’re placing food on trays cafeteria-style. It’s got a similar vibe, but serves as enough of a shake up to keep things fresh. The frantic pace of Shooty Fruity’s gameplay shines through once you scan enough groceries to start receiving guns down the assembly line. Various types of fruit start to slowly roll and bounce down the aisle and it’s up to you to stop them. By default there’s an aiming dot enabled but that can be turned off back in the break room’s option menu. At first glance the killer food looks innocent enough with mostly grinning faces and big, dumb smiles. In all honesty it resembles Veggie Tales, a popular children’s show I used to watch as a kid, but only if the food items went on a bit of a murderous rampage. Bear and Breakfast Switch NSP

Combining the shooting with another task, like scanning groceries, splits your attention and makes levels way more intense than they would normally be if it were just a wave shooter. In later levels you can’t just swipe groceries without looking since precision placement is needed on food platters and when the food orders start piling up, along with guns and enemies funneling down relentlessly, it can get overwhelming in a slapstick sort of ridiculous way. So the gameplay loop of scanning food, grabbing guns, shooting fruit, and repeating that is fun and addictive, at least for a little while. There are a few power-ups you can trigger over the course of a level, around a dozen guns to unlock, and somewhere in the ballpark of 30 levels in total so it’s not that there isn’t enough content, but there just isn’t enough depth. Whereas other “comical” VR games such as Job Simulator, Accounting, or Rick and Morty focus on delivering a clever, engaging story, Shooty Fruity expends all of its creative juices within the first hour. At least when those juices splatter all over the game world, including your avatar’s hands, it’s quite the sight to behold, but that isn’t enough to salvage things completely.

Work through a whole career of roles & challenges

While you perform the menial jobs in the foreground a conveyer belt of guns can be found just above your head, and you’ll pick these up to destroy any pieces of fruit that dare to cross your path. Things start off fairly simple as a couple of apples and cherries move into vision, but as things progress you’ll quickly come up against higher ranking members of the five a day family such as melons that can cover ground quickly, bananas that deal damage with a spin attack, and strawberries that’ll shoot back at you. Again, you could deal with this legion of fruit if it was all you needed to focus on, but when combined with the humdrum supermarket activities, Shooty Fruity finds its main hook and it’s this that forms the core of its gameplay. Executing the prosaic assignments will reward you with better weapons for eliminating the largest fruits, but in doing this you’re ignoring the smaller lemons creeping up on you. This creates a fun balancing act that when combined with challenge stars, gives you motivation to both scan and shoot. It’s these challenge stars that are your key to progression, as earning enough will unlock more and more levels.  This is a progression system that a lot of similar VR games seem to implement Beat Refle 

But while this scribe has been literally gated off from content due to a lack of skill in other titles such as Headmaster, we never felt like we had hit a solid brick wall. There was always another way to progress. Speaking of which, there’s also a solid progression system to be found in the range of weaponry on offer. Handguns, revolvers, SMGs, assault rifles, shotguns, and explosives can all be unlocked with cash you earn from vanquishing a fruit, and each new gun can then be incorporated into your loadout before a level. Now this may all sound well and good, but Shooty Fruity’s biggest flaw is that there simply isn’t enough of it. The 24 levels on offer can be as short as two minutes or as long as you can possibly go with an endurance test, but you’ll see everything the game has to offer inside four hours. Sure, you could re-visit missions to earn more challenge stars, but there isn’t much of a point to that if you’re simply doing it to artificially lengthen the time you spend with the game. It’s a shame because the core gameplay loop is a good one that offers a lot of entertainment, but there just isn’t enough content here to fully exploit it.

One further flaw can be found laid at the feet of the PlayStation Move controllers which struggle with tracking when things get hectic. We’d regularly lose precise control over the Move controller in our right hand when there was a lot of enemies surrounding us, and thus taking them out became a much tougher ordeal thanks to only being able to aim accurately with our left. While this wasn’t happening every single time things got a little chaotic, it was enough of an occurrence to become a real annoyance. I won’t say I didn’t have fun watching a watermelon explode after my grenade blew up around aisle 5, because I totally did, but after the first six or seven levels it all kind of starts to feel the same. If these sections and mechanics had been part of an otherwise much larger game or were “action” pieces of an experience that consisted of narrative and puzzle elements as well, it would feel like a more compelling package. But as it stands — a wave shooter mixed with simple humor and grocery store mechanics — Shooty Fruity just isn’t sweet enough.

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