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Have you ever wanted to be a hairstylist? Or maybe you just love having fun? Grab your VR controllers, and get ready to snip away! Bizarre Barber is a surreal, fun & fast-moving haircutting experience set on a subway platform. There were no comfy barber chairs left after the apocalypse, so your eccentric clientele moves chaotically through the colorful worlds, unable to sit still even for a second. Are your reflexes, creativity and strategy skills strong enough to defeat the United Underground hairiest president? — 7 unique worlds — 13 challenging levels — 5 scissor boosters, including sword-hands! — flaming mushrooms, flying rats, drunk birds, and other fun obstacles — Interactive groovy soundtrack — award-winning design — no artificial locomotion — sitting and standing modes — no tutorials, no buttons: easy, enjoyable and intuitive interactions — for VR beginners and veterans alike The development of the game was supported by Oculus Launchpad and NYU Game Center Incubator.

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Game modes

Single User

Supported player modes

Sitting, Standing

Supported tracking modes

Front-facing

Supported controllers

Touch Controllers

Supported platforms

Rift S, Rift

5.0

6 ratings

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tovanboApr 4, 2020 at 8:28 AM

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KungfuMama2Mar 27, 2020 at 4:18 PM

Imaginative & Whimsical

Turning a NYC subway into a hair cutting parlour is a quirky and wonderful concept. While the train glides past you, strange creatures with octopi-like hair poke their heads out. And their movement as well as hair movement can vary in rather unexpected ways... which makes the task of cutting hair more challenging and fun. Initially, I thought the scissors would be awkward to hold via controllers... but actually, they felt quite natural in hand. The creatures react to the cuts with exclamations - all in English - and it might've been interesting if some of them had their own alien language and weird squeals, squawks, sniffles etc. That said, their reactions to cuts and pokes were amusing and aided immersion. In addition, the animations were well done. Bravo!!

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