If you're curious to see how the tower-defense genre converts over to a virtual reality setting, Animal Force is worth the purchase.


Animal Force
2018 Oasis Games61Worthwhile
Playable on
Available on
- $9.99
- $15.99
Game modes
- 2–4 players
Details
- Launch
- May 22, 2018
- Developer
- ISVR
- Publisher
- Oasis Games
Overview
Contents based on VR, which is probably the newest and maybe the most important platform after the previous smart phone era, Producer Zheng Zhenggang and his team from ISVR, produced a title called Animal Force. This title utilizes the VR features with the LOWPOLY art style and its excellent character design, it has already obtained many domestic and overseas awards, right now it has come to PlayStationVR to demonstrate its potential. In the beginning, the team never expected VR to be used outdoors immediately, they want users to stay in an environment which is safe and cozy just like being at home, to enjoy the Animal Force. Also, every individual from all ages can enjoy the content without walking around, just sit down and experience this interesting game. This game contains not just single player tower defense mode, but also along with local party modes to choose from, indeed, this is a game for everyone.
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Reception
- Metacritic57from 10 reviews
- OpenCritic55from 5 reviews
Animal Force doesn’t limit you to traditional rules but gives you the freedom to allow you to play in your style of defense…to play your way. There is something special about animals joining together to help and protect and all I can say is I am pro Animal Team Force all the way. Sometimes we play games in hopes that a new standard of a genre will be...
Animal Force is a simple VR tower defence, suitable for those who want to approach this genre for the first time, but its party games can give everyone a lot of fun!
Animal Force has a cool idea, as it introduces gamers to tower defense in 360 degrees. But its execution feels more like a tech demo than a fully fleshed-out game. A massive difficulty spike in the second world will leave many players desperate for any sense of progress, and leveling up units takes a long time when one is stuck on a particular level....
Animal Force's interesting concept is held back by its repetitive formula.



























