Eagle Flight - PlayStation VR

Really fun game. I haven't even attempted multi-player and I've barely done any of the story mode. It's just really, really fun to fly around, and I think the game is super easy. You simply fly where you look. To me it feels very natural to fly full speed through buildings, trees, tunnels, whatever, using only head motions and a couple of buttons to speed up and slow down, and not hit anything. In fact, I haven't even crashed yet unless I did it on purpose. Graphics are super clean and less blurry than some other VR titles. I find the more cartoonish the graphics are the better it looks on PS VR. I have yet to feel any motion sickness on any VR games, but I can see how this game might make others a little motion sick. It can definitely be a bit dizzying. This game almost seems like therapy to me. Definitely glad I got it.

I've played almost every game available for the PSVR thus far and, unfortunately, have found that I get motion sickness rather easily from VR games. Scavenger's Odyssey from Worlds has been, by far, my most nauseating experience. Anyways, I've put in several hours on Eagle Flight and the play has been amazing. The sense of freedom when flying mixed with an engaging game experience has been very impressive thus far. And best of all, no nausea!My only negative is that since the environment is so bright and colorful, you greatly notice the view limitations of your peripheral view, which does take you a bit back from the immersive environment. Other than this, great intro game to the system!

I saw a few of the other reviews and wanted to add another positive one. The thing I really appreciate with this game is the replay value. There is a time trial element that can keeps me going back to repeat timed runs. There is also a good amount in the game content, and the story mode kind of has a national geographic feel. It is a cool, chill fun game that I am glad I bought. I do not feel any discomfort while playing. This game actually has quite a few comfort features built in, so I think most would be all set with it. This is an early PSVR game and they did a really nice job with it!

Very fun with kid friendly graphics

It runs pretty smoothly, but there's so little detail compared to most modern games that I don't see how it could fail to. You're limited to just one small area. That's the whole game. It's plays well enough and is enjoyable but after two runs I've pretty much done it. Haven't touched it since. It's a shame to say, but it's little more than a novelty game.

It's everything that a first season VR title should be. Immersion, graphics, story, sandbox. My only concern is that I'm a slow learner at control using my head only. But I guess that's how birds fly in reality.

First off the game does not make you feel nauseous at least not me. The game deliver on making you fly like your actually a bird as funny as that sounds. Game is controlled by tilting head or turn head left, right, up, and down. Has a story mode but it's pretty light in story and more like challenges. Game has multi-player but hard to find many people playing it. I believe game is worth the purchase.

So glad I bought this. I was hesitant at first. The game really shines at multiplayer. And the developers have obviously gone to great lengths to address any with VR motion related issues. The only downside perhaps is the graphics are a little light in the realism department, but the plus side is that it is an incredibly fun, relaxing and comfortable experience with no stuttering, lag or other glitches. Overall, an extremely polished game. And a great addition to any VR library. Definitely a gold-standard reference for other developers to refer to as an example of excellent VR implementation