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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) Crack Fix 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.. 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.. 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.. 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.. Its quality. Few more options and polish will be great. Even the current form its well worth getting!. 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.