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 a09c17d780 Title: JUST BAT (VR CRICKET)Genre: SportsDeveloper:Shashitha KularatnaPublisher:Life VRRelease Date: 9 Sep, 2016 JUST BAT (VR CRICKET) Activation Code And Serial Number just bat vr cricket I am changing my review to positive after the long-awaited updates from the developer.The presentation of "Just bat" is quite simple (for example, fielders are represented by assets which resemble punching bags), but the core mechanic which is simulating is actually really entertaining. The line, length and spin (where applicable) of the bowling is believable, you can play all manner of legitimate cricket shots and the ball generally responds as you would expect. It is quite difficult and demands appropriate shot selection.There are two game modes - free play and a '5 over challenge'. The former allows you to select the type of bowling you wish to face (pace, leg spin, off spin) and allows you to select the speed of the delivery and where it pitches. The latter sees each over bowled by a different type of bowler, with the speed, line and length determined by the AI.Despite having much simpler graphics than "the other" cricket game for the Vive, this is much more challenging an overall a much more realistic experience. If you want a cricket game to play in VR, this is the one to get.. 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.. It's totally unrefined, and very frustrating when you clearly hit the ball and it just goes through the bat!I have worked out though that bat will make contact with ball if you follow it all the way onto the bat with the headset. In other words, if you don't 'see' it hit the bat, then it won't.Happy to stump up a few bucks in the hope they will develop it into something playable, so it gets the thumbs up on potential only.. Its quality. Few more options and polish will be great. Even the current form its well worth getting!. 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.. 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
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