Review: Guns’n’Stories Bulletproof VR (PlayStation VR)

by Jim Smale · December 17, 2018

Guns’n’Stories: Bulletproof is a dynamic VR western shooter that fully immerses players into the ambiance of weird Wild West. Stepping the tangled storyline, you will encounter many intimidating but comical enemies and fight Big Bosses.

Pros:

Decent graphics.
3.65GB Download size.
Controls- Two Move controllers.
Tutorial loading screens and brief opening part.
Twin shooter Western VR gameplay.
Arcade presentation.
Combo counters.
The level percentage shows on the level.
Lobby- Set in a Sheriffs office, You can interact with figurines for level select, Look at guns on the wall and has a couple of books you can interact with showing weapons and enemies.
Headshot noise!
End of a level rank 1-5 rating.
Unlock new guns as you play.
End of level breakdown.
Bullets- You can dodge them Matrix style, Shoot the bullets or bat them away with your gun!
Cartoon cutscenes.
In cutscenes, your move controller turns into a hand and a bucket of popcorn.
Guns look really good.
Left-hand support.
Three acts and a bonus act.
Platinum trophy.
Over the top of the game, audio is a narration is a Grandad telling his Grandson the story as it happens.
A handful of difficulties.
When you take a lot of damage the game slows down to give you a chance.
Boss battles.

Cons:

Tracking issues ruin the game instantly all though to be fair its more a PSVR complaint. I had few issues and couldn’t use certain guns.
Tiring, A lot of shooting means a lot of hitting the triggers.
No checkpoints in a level.
Can be hard to see enemy locations at times.
Few locations all look the same with minor layout changes and skin overlay.