Still, there is plenty of fun to be had in the single player mode, as the AI is quite challenging almost too good at times. Even worse, you can’t invite friends to play online, which means you are at the mercy of random hook-ups. It’s worth noting that even after months since release there doesn’t seem to be a lot of people playing online – at least the multiple days and times I tried to match make. The rules of the game are simple and pretty much the same whether you are playing alone or facing off in the 1v1, 2v2, or 3v3 multiplayer modes. Best of all, the game is FREE although you can pay $20 for instant access to 40+ Premium cards and avoid a lot of scrap grinding in the free version. Self-described as a “Tower Rush game with Vehicles”, I dove into this review mostly for the VR angle but quickly became addicted to the simple, straightforward concepts and rules of what turned out to be a remarkably charming strategy game that blurred the lines of deck building, car combat, and real-time tactical strategy. Vroom Kaboom it’s not just fun to say…it’s fun to play.

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