ORKANA CONFLICT VR
Very impressed with this game. Was not expecting to enjoy the play through as much as i did. Check out my full review here!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u_jTNzXbipo
– Real player with 6.4 hrs in game
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I played the game a few hours now and what can I say, the game is awesome.
Switching between first and third person is a lot of fun. You can command and build from the air. and on the ground you can really fight along with the soldiers, it’s cool. I’ve rarely seen anything like this in VR games. The graphics are good and the atmosphere is really great, like a first C&C in VR, and there’s a little story too. It also runs very smooth on my old PC, but I had to reduce the graphics. For the price really good fun and I can absolutely recommend it.
– Real player with 4.8 hrs in game
NUC: After The Blast
Hell no!
– Real player with 0.4 hrs in game
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Inspirational, Innovative, Creative, Addicting, Fresh, Hip and Cool is not what this game is
– Real player with 0.2 hrs in game
ENSLAVED™: Odyssey to the West™ Premium Edition
TL;DR version:
The very definition of an OK game, not too good, not too bad.
Everything in Enslaved is fine, from it’s story (inspired from the famous chinese novel Journey to the West) to it’s main characters, post-apocalyptic atmosphere, music score and game mechanics.
With motion capture and voice acting of the main character from veteran Andy Serkis and story writing from sci-fi talent Alex Garland, while not a must have, Enslaved remains a fun enough game to play in cold winter mornings, with nothing better to do.
– Real player with 57.8 hrs in game
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There are three modes of play to choose from - I chose Normal - and I used an X-box 360 controller – mostly.
From the main menu you can choose to “Continue Journey”, which of course continues your game from the last save point. Saves are automatic; just watch for the swirling blue symbol in the bottom right corner. If you choose to continue after you’ve already finished the game, you’ll get to re-watch the game’s epilogue. You can go back and try to get all of the collectibles via “Chapter Select” (it will give you stats on the collectibles per chapter from this section), and if you’ve gone back since finishing the game, “Continue Journey” will return you to the chapter you were last working on.
– Real player with 26.1 hrs in game
Honkai Impact 3rd
TWO IMPORTANT THINGS I WISH I KNEW ABOUT AT THE START:
- On the home screen, there is a green button at the bottom called “Starter’s Event”. Clicking that will bring you to a hub that will lead you to your daily logins and objectives to complete. The most important tab is “Path to Greatness”. Completing objectives will lead to more pages of objective and by the end you will have a solid set of characters, weapons, stigmatas and resources. Pressing the yellow “Go!” buttons will bring you directly to the tab you need to complete said objectives. (it could be captain level locked, so just keep running story missions to get exp until it shows up).
– Real player with 296.6 hrs in game
A port of a mobile game, with all the jank that comes with it.
The level gating that you start coming across at around level 25 is a constant showstopper annoyance, stretching what would be an actually really good & reasonably length’d bayoneta style game into a weeks-long stretch between said cool content. The controls with the menu are also quite bad with a controler. I wouldn’t even deign to find out how it works with KB/M.
But ya know, I could deal with all that, if I could at least bring my existing lvl56 account into the steam version.
– Real player with 115.9 hrs in game
Isolated Life
Don’t buy or install it, the owner says you can build underwater and that is because they have not made the water act like water and they have not bothered to do any more work on it since adding it to Steam. It’s a dead end money making scam game.
I have given it months to show some sign of work being done and that’s been zilch, nothing, no effort at all.
– Real player with 1.8 hrs in game
BORING! And trapped in the boat now..ZZZZ
– Real player with 1.3 hrs in game
The Last From Mars
‘The Last From Mars’ is a pretty traditional alien shooter. You get wave after wave of cute looking aliens all wanting to eat you alive, or maybe implant their eggs into your stomach. There is only one play area here and a handful of guns with a few powerups thrown in for good measure. It looks OK I guess and feels OK to play, but none of it is original and there is nothing ‘stand-out’ here. I would have liked to have seen it a little chapter than £5.79 (the current asking price) as there isn’t a lot of content here, but even so, I feel you will probably get your money’s worth if you take the time to get into the game. Personally, I found it all too…“meh” to bother with, but I do still recommend it (I just wish I could be neutral about it).
– Real player with 0.2 hrs in game
The Corridor: On Behalf Of The Dead
I truly enjoyed playing this game. The atmosphere was what kept me going to explore and discover more of what was going on here. If you liked playing Observer and Soma this game is right along those lines but with it’s own twist. It’s got a nice flavor of creepiness without resorting to jump scares to make you feel uneasy. . The ending is with a ‘to be continued’ tag and I do hope that there will be more game play to follow. Achievements are available which if you try to complete them will aid you in solving more of the mystery.
– Real player with 61.0 hrs in game
The Corridor: On Behalf Of The Dead is a story based Sci-Fi / Horror game that focuses mostly on setting a strong unsettling atmosphere while adding sci-fi elements around it.
You spend most of the game walking around exploring memories and piecing together the story. The cohesion system really works well and adds a nice survival mechanic.
Audio is relay nice too and adds a disturbing layer to the experience.
8/10
– Real player with 47.4 hrs in game
Biomes: Survival Era
biomes: Survival Era
is a top-down, sandbox, solo or 4-player-coop, open-world crafting survival game.
The first version will appear as a regular survival adventure in a map based on the biomes of North America.
You will fight against animals and also flee from them, as well as harvest plants and mine rocks in order to use their raw materials in the manufacture of new weapons, tools and clothing. Either alone or with your friends you can build houses and explore the wilderness.
Features
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survival mechanics like hunger and thirst
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Crafting of items and equipment
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Hunting animals and harvesting plants
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Different biomes with their native animal and plant species
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Character creation
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New human character (last screenshot)
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Day-Night-Cycle
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Speed of players and animals based on the slope of the terrain
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Grid-based building system with which you can easily connect buildings with one another
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Two camera modes, static with a vertical view and dynamic with a 60-degree angle and obstacle detection
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Leaves of Trees between character and camera are hidden so that your character always remains visible
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Show and hide roofs in buildings
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Multi-floor building system
Pre Release
As long as the game has not yet been released, videos will be published on my Youtube-Channel .
You can also join my Discord-Server to stay up to date, sometimes I am also looking for people to test new functions. Of course, you can also talk to like-minded people there and make new friends who might want to play with you.
Idea behind this game
The idea behind this game is that animals and plants only appear in their native biomes before humans have messed everything up, including species that have been extinct and exclusive, introduced new species by humans.
ATTENTION
This game was and is being developed by a single person.
Project : SKYSCAPE
‘Project : Skyscape’ offers a unique fighter jet flight experience, with equal functionality in VR and non-VR. Players can play with friends from either platform as a co-op multiplayer group.
In the world of Skyscape, autonomous drone jets have turned on the very people who unleashed them, now the survivors must take to the sky in the old manually piloted fleet in an attempt to take on the overwhelming tide of the A.I
Unlike most flight experiences, in Skyscape you are free to exit the cockpit and run free. Outside the cockpit you can organize your hardpoint mounted weapons, refuel, reload and repair.