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About This Game JUST BAT is a revolutionary new VR CRICKET game that allows you to master the art of batting. An innovative new control system allows unrivalled control of shots in any style and direction. Set high scores and compete with others around the world. Features Include: - Spin and Fast Bowling - Ball Speed Control - Ball Line and Length Control - Helmet View - Feedback on Bat-Ball Collision Position - Force Feedback - Two Game Modes: 5 Over Challenge and Free Play - A Global Leader Board for the 5 Over Challenge - AI Fielders - Pick Gaps and Score Runs - Bowler Animation - Full Freedom with Shot Selection - Separate Field Settings and Bowling Configurations for Left and Right Hand Batsmen 7aa9394dea Title: JUST BAT (VR CRICKET)Genre: SportsDeveloper:Shashitha KularatnaPublisher:Life VRRelease Date: 9 Sep, 2016 JUST BAT (VR CRICKET) Full Crack [Password] just bat vr cricket After playing both this and King of Spin VR, I'd recommend this with a few caveats:1) Really needs a difficulty setting. You start first over with someone bowling at 60mph2) Really needs indication of bowling change\/bowling style change. The bowler model doesnt change and with no indication you go from a pace bowler to a spin bowler.3) I am certain on faster bowling the ball went through my bat a few times.4) Needs to be able to save setting between games. Having to turn off music each game is annoying.This has more variety than King of Spin, and the ball physics do seem to be an improvement over Warnes game, but that game is more polished (the fielders in this game are cylinders, cmon man). Both games are too expensive. This game does not look like a finished article, yet $12.99? (Why are all cricket VR games so expensive?)I'm recommending this as I hope the dev continues development, puts in some difficulty setting and makes it easier to determine the type of bowler you are facing each ball.. I played this on the Oculus Rift with Touch controllers and there were no issues. So I'm in the USA and I know next to nothing about Cricket. Meaning, I know it looks like baseball, but other than that I have no idea what's going on in a cricket game. I was flummoxed by why the ball was going behind me even though I was hitting it straight on. Then I took a good look at my bat and realized I had it facing the wrong way. I did hit some homeruns, but usually I was lucky to even hit the ball. Cricket definitely has a higher difficulty curve than baseball (even though I'm sure a 100 mph is harder to hit than anything in Cricket). The reason for the higher difficulty is because you have to guess at where the ball will bounce. You are hitting the ball after the pitcher bounces it off the ground and you have to notice the way it was pitched to be able to correctly guess where it's headed. So a lot of the time I was whiffing completely. A lot of ground balls that hardly went anywhere. Don't even talk to me abut the scoring, I have no idea. The game is also very barebones and lackluster in the graphics department. Still, I had some moments of fun. And I learned something about cricket, it's way harder than it looks.So should you spend $2.24 on this VR title? Depends on the type of person you are. Do you like trying out new things? Do you mind a lot of frustration until you're finally able to get the gist of the game? Then this is worth $2.24. Otherwise, just skip it all together.Sale Price Rating 5\/10. It seems like a fun game but I was a bit dissapointed with how difficult it seemed to hit the ball, the speed measurements do not feel accurate .. and I found a trick to hit sixes and fours on every ball by pausing the game mid-delivery.. This game has the potential to be really good, but as others have mentioned, the developers appear to have the work ethic of a narcoleptic sloth.While the batting is, at times, quite good, the ball will frequently pass right through your bat, and the distance hit often bears no resemblance whatsoever to the force involved. At times, a defensive shot will race across the boundary, or balloon out for a six. The leaderboard hasn't worked for months, and the developers are fully aware of this. Sadly they would rather sit back and trouser the money rather than make even the most minor changes to their game.This is essentially a product abandoned at beta stage. It isn't super expensive, but buying this is essentially funding the sort of slacker developer who spends most of the day lying in bed getting high, while casually flipping an upraised middle finger at their mug customers, in favour of actually doing some legitimate work to fix their buggy product, and providing consumers with a reasonable level of quality.I have mixed feelings over this game, as underneath the bugs and janky implementation, there is the basis of something good. It's just a shame that the devs can't be arsed to finish what they started. If there is any justice in the afterlife, these indolent wasters will be stripped naked, tied to an oversized wicket, and will face an eternity of neverending fast deliveries from Curtly Ambrose, pre "one bouncer per over" rules.Not recommended.. Update 2: The devs are back on board and have fixed the main bugs that were present before. Its now such a better game, before there was alot of faults but they seem to have addressed those already. This is now the best cricket batting game available in VR. I hope the devs carry on improving it.Update 1: Ive removed the positive rating and changed to a Negative rating, as developer is too lazy and since release has not even fixed a single thing. The biggest element of the game (Leaderboards) is broken and has never been able to update. Finally a cricket game that i was waiting for a long time!Its a little expensive for what is included so far, but im hoping the developers can continually update this game to make it much much better, hopefully making the high price worth it.At the moment there is nothing else like it in VR, and ive always wanted to play cricket in VR so i was extemely excited to play this.The game does require a lot of work though, batting work decently well but still does require a lot of work. At the moment i dont think you are taking into account the velocity of the bat when we are swinging and making contact, as ive seen sometimes that the ball flys off high even when we are not swinging hard and other times when we are swinging hard the ball doesnt go anywhere :)If you could please add proper fielders, umpire, another batsmen down the wicket and a proper cricket mode which gives you 10 wickets and a choise of how many overs you want to play (with international team choice) that would be brilliant.At the moment the CPU do bowl too many wide deliverys especially the spinners down the leg side and we dont get any score for it, plus most of these balls end up going down to the boundary as the wicket keeper doesnt move. If you could please fix all these issues, get rid of the horrible music that keeps coming on and improve upon the batting physics then it will be one hell of a game and also make the price we payed worth it!Thanks and i hope to see regular updates from you dev on this game :). It seems like a fun game but I was a bit dissapointed with how difficult it seemed to hit the ball, the speed measurements do not feel accurate .. and I found a trick to hit sixes and fours on every ball by pausing the game mid-delivery.. Really enjoying it so far. Intersted to see future updates. Id like to see scenarios added in it e.g. requiring a set number of runs with two wickets remaing. Having more fun with this then king of spin. After being burned badly by the abomination that is King of Spin, I went into this game with significantly lowered expectations. The good news is that Just Bat blows KOS out of the water... the question is, does that make it a good game? The answer is Not Really, but it is still the only choice worth considering if you are interested in playing cricket in VR.I've played at least a couple of decades worth of actual cricket, so I can't help but compare any VR experience to the real deal. The bowling in Just Bat is OK, there is not a lot of variation but you can track the ball out of the bowler's hand and attempt to play a sensible shot, both of which were impossible in KOS. However, the measure of a game based on batting, (especially one called "Just Bat") is how good the batting feels, and it's here where the game lets itself down.Every so often it's possible to latch on to a ball and see it go roughly where you intended, and when this happens it actually feels pretty good. The trouble is these moments are the exception, not the rule. Mostly you're left wondering what happened as the ball goes straight through to the keeper after playing an orthodox forward defensive stroke to a straight medium pace delivery, or alternatively goes flying over the fence for six after attempting to play an off drive along the ground.Pressing and holding the trigger after you have played a shot shows you where the ball contacted the bat, this is a nice feature. Unfortunately it also shows up just how inaccurate the physics of the game are. I lost count of how many times I played a straight drive, knowing I should have smacked the ball straight past the bowler, only to see it go through to the keeper, or dribble off into the slips. Sure enough, holding in the trigger showed that the ball had hit right in the middle of the blade.Graphically this game is pretty spartan, the fielders look like sex toys and there is not much detail generally. The audio is serviceable, with music that you will want to (and, mercifully, can) turn off and basic sounds for events like when willow contacts leather or when you tap the bat on the turf.There is not much actual game here, the best option is to attempt the "5 Over Challenge" where you face, unsurprisingly, 5 overs of bowling and try to maximise your score. If you make it through without getting out and have a high score you get your name on the Leaderboard. That is, pretty much, it.At the end of the day, I don't care too much if the graphics and sound are naff, or even if the game options are lacking... all that would be forgivable if only there was a good batting model that behaved the way you would expect in real life. I understand that this is not an easy task, but that's what is required to make a genuinely great cricket game. Just Bat, while light years ahead of King of Spin, does not have such a model, it's basically a cricket "game", it can't realistically be called a cricket "sim".I'm still (a bit reluctantly) going to recommend this, mostly because it's currently best of breed (although that is not saying much) and is not a blatant overpriced ripoff POS like King of Spin. Also, on those odd occasions when a shot connected as expected, I can't deny that it felt pretty sweet, and I do sometimes find myself going back to it in spite of its shortcomings.