With the holiday season fast approaching, we thought it would be a great idea to share some applications and games that you may find fun or frightening for Halloween. Our Top 5 Halloween VR apps have been chosen and shared in no particular order, you can also find our reviews of the The Homido VR Headset and the Immerse Virtual Reality Headset in which we give our professional opinion on both these “Life Style” accessories. Maybe not 100% suitable for young kids, we’d recommend parents to test all apps and games first to see if it’s something you’d like them to see or use.
1.VR Zombies Deadland Combat
You can play in VR and non VR mode! Conquer Zombie’s Land by killing them. They are attacking on you. Show no mercy against Zombies. It is a time to check your reflexes and grip on the Gun. Aim at zombies then trigger fire in Non VR Mode while auto fire in VR Mode.
VR Deadland Zombies Combat (Playboard) | VR Deadland Zombies Combat (Play Store)
2. VR Horror House
VR Horror House (Playboard) | VR Horror House (Play Store)
3. VR Labyrinth
Find your way out of the scary Labyrinth and rescue the princess. You only have 210 seconds before the light of your candle goes out. Don’t be afraid of the dark!
4.Dead Zombie Shootout VR
Taking place in an assumed post-apocalyptic zombie-infested land, Dead Zombies Shootout charges you with leading the protagonist across a variety of locales in search of the cash to buy new more powerful weapons. Along the way you’ll encounter hordes of zombies coming at you in a wide variety of formations. Fortunately, you’ll have several weapons at your disposal – from the simple handgun to machine guns that splits the zombies into pieces when you tap shoot button on the screen
5. Lost in the Kismet VR Escape
Without moving any finger, you only need to stare at objects to interact with scenes in the game. By solving each puzzle in the rooms and all kinds of mechanism, you will eventually escape this mysterious room!
We’d love to read your thoughts. Have you guys any recommendations for VR apps this Halloween? Let us know in the comments below or tag DroidHorizon across the social networks.
