Trajectory Fracture
One more free RV to add to the collection, it doesn’t add much, but you can have a good time trying it out.
– Real player with 1.3 hrs in game
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Trajectory Fracture is a free to play VR game with 4 different modes of play. It worked on my HTC Vive system, looked ok, played ok, sounded ok. Has a two sided menu board, with many gameplay options. You can break stuff for fun. Has 18 steam achievements. The bow puzzle mode is hard. Has steam leaderboard. Looks like the steam achievements will keep you busy with this game.
Try this game, you might like it.
– Real player with 0.3 hrs in game
Lushfoil Photography Sim
Experience detailed, true-to-life recreations of various landmarks around the world. Each environment is authentically recreated using reference photos taken on location, and includes detail at both a small and large scale.
- Capture Every Detail
Use a realistically inspired DSLR to observe and capture the world around you. Includes an abunance of settings that you’d expect from a real-world professional camera, including Auto/Manual Focus, Exposure, Contrast, White Balance, Aperture and a selection of filters, for full creative control over your shooting. All photos are saved to your hard drive, like a collection of real photos.
- Leave no Stone Unturned
Objectives are not the first priority in the game, but it will reward the types of players who are patient, observant, and like to venture off the beaten path. Each environment is filled with Unlockables, Secret Objectives, Collectibles, and Easter eggs that not everyone will find.
- Smooth as Butter
Each environment is very efficiently optimised and doesn’t need the latest hardware to run. There are extensive custom settings that will help the game run on a wide range of systems, and will still take full advantage of high-end cards.
- VR Support
A Virtual Reality DLC will be released in Early Access shortly after the game comes out. I’m a huge advocate for VR and I would love to give everyone the opportunity to experience the level of immersion that VR offers.
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Eye of the Temple
I’ve been playing video games since 1978.In 2013 I fell out of love with video games ! Then in 2016 this New Video game “Gimmick” Known as Virtual reality came along .My first experience was PSVR And I was Instantly transported into dreamland !However I craved More .I built a PC and bought a Rift S and then a Quest 2. In My 5 years of enjoying VR this was the first game that delivered the roomscale experience that was seemingly Abandoned.It will test your mental ability as well as your physical fitness {Remember I’m 50 years old ) This game was utterly brilliant /sometimes frustrating because of difficult sections but extremely rewarding once completed.This game got my fat backside off the the couch literally (Because I had to move it) To create a 2x2 meter space .If you loved The original Tomb raider games but wished you could jump inside them or hoped for a Star Trek Holo deck experience with the clever design of folding a physical space inwards and outwards upon itself .Then this is an absolute Must Buy Game! With a torch in one hand and a whip in the other ducking /sliding and moving my way across some very cleverly designed Puzzles and Deadly Traps I was exhausted and amazed.Hopefully the very small team that has delivered this innovative game can bring out a sequel .One of the best VR games I’ve ever played !
– Real player with 19.4 hrs in game
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As far as VR games go, this one is a gem. While there have been experimental games with nothing but real-world locomotion (for lack of a better term), this is the first full game utilising the concept and it does so masterfully.
In case you haven’t heard and are reading this because you are on the fence about the game: There is no artificial movement in this game at all. No stick movement, no teleport, nothing. The whole world is completely navigated by physically moving around in your playspace. The way the game uses that small space to traverse a huge gaming world is nothing short of genius. And most of all, it’s really fun.
– Real player with 14.4 hrs in game
Maskmaker
After thinking on it for a few weeks, I’m going to say Maskmaker is not really a succesful game, and a big step down after A Fisherman’s Tale.
Essentially two games in one, Maskmaker divides your time between brief bouts of mask creation in a renaissance-like workshop, and then exploration of a series of empty puzzle landscapes in the tradition of games like Myst. It’s all very colourful, and you are accompanied by a ceaselessly chatty narrator.
The workshop segments are really good. Not exactly difficult, but the game throws in lots of tactile experiences that really make you feel like a craftsman. Chipping away a block of wood and then applying paint to it is extremely satisfying, and I only wish that these sections were longer, or required more thought than just following a plain diagram.
– Real player with 16.1 hrs in game
This is a very good game (at 3.5 hours into it!). Of course, I will update my review if anything changes. I love that there is a substantial amount of gameplay. So many VR games are only an hour long. I’ve been very pleased to see this game has decent content and the puzzles are great! If you love exploring worlds and figuring out how to surpass obstacles, this could be your cup of tea! I did get to a point where I fell through the map in an out-of-the-way area. It’s a new game and these things can happen. But from what I understand, it’s an issue that will be patched, and the devs are offering a comparable savepoint so that those of us who it has affected can continue playing without having to start over (which I think is super awesome of them). I was able to get my savepoint and start playing again in less than 24 hours. Definitely recommend this game - but check the forum post about falling through the map and be aware of that location until it gets patched!
– Real player with 11.4 hrs in game
EscapeVr
spent 2 hours trying to get shit to work waste of money, really bad buy
– Real player with 2.1 hrs in game
Good Game.
I like that you can pick up and destroy everything. :D
– Real player with 1.3 hrs in game
Traverse The Void
Traverse The Void is an action/adventure VR game about climbing, spelunking, and using your unique terrain deformation tool to creatively overcome obstacles. If you are feeling creative, challenge other players by building levels full of obstacles, enemies, and dangers using the in game level editor.
Terrain Deformation Tool
The Terrain Deformation Tool is a core mechanic of the game. Using the tool allows you to destroy or add to the terrain in order to overcome obstacles in creative and unique ways.
Level Editor
The Level Editor is where you build levels for others to play. The editor is built on top of the terrain system, and is designed to be intuitive and enjoyable in VR.
Traversal
Traversal is core to the game. You climb, jump, and more in order to navigate challenges built by other players.
Enemies and Obstacles
Players build spaces for other players to explore and survive. Add enemies and obstacles to these levels to add further challenge and surprise.
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Join the Discord community to offer feedback, share ideas, chat with other players, and share your own levels.
Vectromirror™
The game is similar to Vectromirror 0. Although in early access, as of writing, the 3 levels are extremely fun to play. It is a bit harder than Vectromirror 0, so be prepared focus! Overall a really fun game, and definitely worth the cost.
– Real player with 18.6 hrs in game
An incredible game. I’ve never played a game with better physics or game mechanics. The graphics are very unusual but unique. I can’t think of any flaws.
– Real player with 13.5 hrs in game
Freelancer Life Simulator
Even though this game has the potential to become quite fun to play its is way to buggy.
If your car gets stuck there is no way to get it to not be stuck. Items disappear after loading your game save.
Shops will be empty sometimes. On the computer when you have a company and are trying to make a project the GUI is messed up, You can’t manage your employees. Controls are very clunky and weird.
Very buggy game do not buy.
– Real player with 4.8 hrs in game
to much bugs in this game i hope develop can fix this game ASAP thanks man
Peace!
– Real player with 1.5 hrs in game
The OmniGallery
excellent
– Real player with 2.2 hrs in game
noice
– Real player with 1.4 hrs in game
UNDER the WATER - an ocean survival game
Under the Water by IndieMax is a simple, yet relaxing survival Game, which leaves you stranded on a small set of islands while trying to stay alive as long as possible. It’s currently under Early Access, and I’ll update this review as Development progresses, but so far IndieMax has been very active with Patching issues, and implementing new Features. Already 9 Updates and it’s only been out a few days.
The playstyle is similar to Under the Sand, with the same Low Poly Graphics which I do enjoy, yet the Mechanics are slightly different, such as an added inventory system, crafting, and now since the latest update farming as well!
– Real player with 5.1 hrs in game
I like the game, it seems like it will be really interesting. Some things I noticed was I lit a fire in the fire place and the fire pit and it stayed lit for days, which doesn’t seem incredible realistic. A glitch? I also could not see a function for the pot. Couldn’t boil water for drinking which is an issue since thirst seemed to go down very quickly and there was limited supply of pop cans and bottles. Also couldn’t add the canned meat to heat it up, which would be nice. The menu could be more intuitive as well as the recipes and combine section, it was very confusing. No way to get renewable seeds from harvested pumpkins. There should be seeds from the pumpkin if you eat it. I also see fishing will be coming, hopefully with a way to make a fishing rod or net. The net would be to catch drifted items. Look forward to the next update.
– Real player with 2.1 hrs in game