Nerf Legends
The multiplayer does not work
The graphics are limited to three settings with no option to turn on/off v-sync
Frame rate is awful
There’s a latency issue whenever you fire
It acts like you can change controls but you can’t
Reload animations are broken if you melee
And the melee… oof.
Melee is literally broken. It honestly is way easier to just go around hitting stuff with melee (which makes no impact sound I might add) then shooting anything. The game feels very uninspired and unfinished. I played less than 2 hours and I already found several ways to break it. Don’t even consider purchasing it unless you want to torture yourself.
– Real player with 25.6 hrs in game
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I Regret This Purchase Immensely
for the love of god don’t play this
I managed to play this s*** heap of a game for about 3 hours before I got so sick of it that I requested a refund immediately before posting this review, for context.
Despite the adverts promising a true blue nerf experience (so an fps but foam flinging) this disaster is one of the buggiest, most horribly designed, and outright rage inducing shooters I’ve ever played. But we’ll get into that. If you’re looking for a tl;dr of the situation, there it is.
– Real player with 3.4 hrs in game
Waltz of the Wizard: Natural Magic
This is, by far, my favorite VR game- and I have a LOT of VR games- so this review is going to be long, but I feel like, even though this game is popular, it still isn’t getting the praise it deserves.
The VR market is, in my opinion, oversaturated with zombie shooters and fighting games. There are a few RPGs, but they don’t really let you do anything off the path they set out for you. They’re like rail shooters in an RPG format. Don’t get me wrong, I enjoyed games like Mage’s Tale and Asgard’s Wrath, but they lacked the thing I look forward to most in VR, free will. It blows my mind how lacking the VR market is in games where you can just do whatever the hell you want, it’s the perfect platform for experiencing life in fantastic ways. For this reason, I see Waltz of the Wizard as VR’s golden child. It may be “short” as far as having a to-do list, but no other game I’ve played has been so immersive. I get to be me, but me as a wizard, doing whatever I want to do, exploring and discovering without worrying about anyone trying to keep me tied to a story line where I’m only allowed to discover things when they say I can.
– Real player with 19.4 hrs in game
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This game is mostly just a tech demo, and there is a free version out there you can play with instead. This one is very cheap, and it is the tech demo that sold my family on VR. My dad said “Its fun, 400$ Well spent son.”
We named the skull Bob, I don’t know his real name nor do I care, my first thought was of the Dresden Files talking skull, so that’s what we called him.
The games concept is pretty simple, you are a wizard, likely one that has lived for a long time, with a fully stocked pile of ingredients and a cauldron bubbling away on the desk, if you show Bob an item he will explain what it is, in a dark and spooky reverb voice.
– Real player with 10.7 hrs in game
Kill Spree®
Freerun with grounded yet fluid movement: fast-paced, midair movement, crouch jumping, shotgun jumping, bunny-hopping, zigzagging, ledge access and more.
Gun down enemies with proper recoil: control your crosshair and learn the unique recoil patterns with minimal spread to reduce randomness.
Go on a killing spree: kill anything that moves with timed, epic kill announcers.
Wondrous atmosphere: explore interactive maps, search for Easter eggs and find secrets.
Try the demo prototype to explore the immersive world of Kill Spree!
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Out of Place
Out of Place deals with a serious theme telling the adventure of a teenage protagonist and his machine companion.
It shows the challenge of questioning the irresponsible actions and opinions of older generations without losing your roots. Moreover, it underlines how hard it is to overcome the fear of the future, but instead take action for a better world. These topics are embraced in a relationship between two teenage boys from different dimensions who form a strong bond to help each other despite their cultural differences.
The intense experience is accompanied by beautiful handcrafted visuals and soundscapes.
ACTION TACTICAL COMBAT
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Machine-like companion as a unique character that provides an immersive UI
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Action-packed combat system with puzzle elements and tactical variety
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Use your companion dynamically to react to the variety of events in the game world
EMBRACING EMOTION IN GAMEPLAY
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Seamless transitions from gameplay into cinematics
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Protect your companion in precarious situations
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Atmospheric moments without combat system
Unknightly
please note that this current review is an edit to my original review, it will be quite long but its worth putting out there.
firstly when i first got this game i hated it, i wont lie about that because honesty is the best policy or at least thats what i have been raised to believe. anyways i left a rather hateful and scummy review saying that this game wasnt worth it even if it was literally given to me and looking back i realize i was a bit harsh in my words and judgement. i would like to thank Jake for contacting me and letting me know about the changes made to the game. there was a lot to look at and even with the time i accumulated (its not much but its enough for this purpose) i can now see that many changes were made for the better. there are alot of pros with this game that now allow me to change my negative review to a positive one, however there are still issues i would like to address with the game following the reasons i now find this game worth it.
– Real player with 54.5 hrs in game
Unknightly is a very solid stealth game so far. The team has been steadily adding features based on player requests and there’s plenty of fun to be had even in the first few available chapters. Peaking around corners and lurking in shadows just feels great in VR.
The enemies behave appropriately in different situations with guards becoming slightly suspicious if they only catch a glimpse of you or moving in if you’re fully visible and making too much noise. Other guards will also start hunting you if they’re near an alerted friend so you have to think quickly to limit the consequences of an ill-conceived approach. The variety of postures and communications from the guards combined with the clear visibility and noise meters support an observant and cautious play style.
– Real player with 51.9 hrs in game
DeadFright
Inspired by several horror legends from Latin America, DeadFright’s storyline unfolds in the fictional town of ‘Ravenford’ where you will find yourself stranded and in need to survive a disastrous outbreak of living corpses. While you explore the small town you will be able to interact with the residents to find help and uncover the story behind the outbreak. In this action game, you will be able to fight with the creatures, or die trying thus becoming one of them playing in the reverse role, searching and killing residents.
HORROR TALES: The Beggar
7th of July, 1926. An elder man wandered in Barcelona, lost in his tortuous thoughts. A streetcar rolled over him in Gran Via with Carrer Bailén. No identification could be found in his jacked and it was impossible to identify him. He was still breathing and remained covered in his own blood in the street floor. Taken for a beggar, he was then taken to Santa Creu hospital, were ill vagabonds and poor folks without family were taken. Three days after, as a direct consequence of the accident, that elder man died in a soulless tiny room. Famous architect Antoni Gaudí died.
Set in the mind of a famous Catalan architect, players will experience otherworldly threats in a mysterious open-world island filled with secrets and mysteries. Explore the island to unbeil it’s secrets and forge your own path while fighting horrors and your own inner demons.
Features:
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Immersive First Person exploration of an open world island filled with threads and mysteries.
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Survival Horror gameplay with vertical level design.
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Anxiety-inducing enemy encounters.
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A variety of puzzles to solve to progress in the island.
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Non-linear level design.
HORROR TALES SAGA
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1340640/HORROR_TALES_The_Wine/
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1343340
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1372450/HORROR_TALES_The_Astronaut/
The Vale: Shadow of the Crown
I’m a long time gamer and someone who has seen pretty much everything when it comes to RPGs so imagine my surprise when I found something that offers a unique gaming experience! While this is an RPG, it’s also in a category of its own in terms of mechanics and that’s hard to do in this day and age.
Whether you’re blind or sighted the game has a lot to offer, it tests your ability to perceive the world through sound alone (use a headset!) Your success of failure depends on your ability to recognise the direction and distance of different sounds and respond accordingly.
– Real player with 15.7 hrs in game
This is a very unique title and I will start this review by applauding the concept!
If more games like this gets developed and expanded upon, I’ll be slightly less panicked by the thought of loosing my sight one day..
But I think there are things to improve on:
I feel like the difficulty is too low at first; those super slow charge-up roars, like every enemy is doing a Frostie’s commercial, it felt almost condescending. Of course, later on, when a thousand things are happening at once, they’re a welcome variety, but I feel like they should learn pretty quickly to not use such an over-telegraphed attack? But maybe that’s just a necessary narrative compromise for the game to exist, like the fact that we’re never attacked from behind…
– Real player with 9.6 hrs in game
Stellar Wanderer
Stellar Wanderer is a beautiful old-school space combat sim set in a vast open-world universe.
Grow your skills and pick the best path that suits your play style. Choose your class as a Fighter, Trader, Tank or Engineer - each with its own bonuses and special abilities. Follow the story line or choose your favorite side missions. Prove your space flight skills, mine for resources, transport merchandise, be a respected bounty hunter or even become the most dangerous pirate in the galaxy!
Experience a variety of gorgeous space sets, each with several interest points. Earn credits for the ship of your choice or choose multiple ships. Tune your ship with more than 100 items!
Features
• Story mode with 10 hours of gameplay and voice acting.
• Choose your class between Fighter, Trader, Tank or Engineer.
• Buy a variety of ships with unique characteristics.
• Dock to deep space stations to find the best weapons, shields, engines and upgrades for your ship(s).
• Explore space systems with gorgeous visuals and unique atmosphere.
• Mine valuable minerals on contract or just for yourself.
• Hunt renegades and fight space pirates.
• Protect friendly ships or escort them across dangerous zones.
• Haul goods across star systems or make emergency medical transports (just make sure you properly stash that occasional contraband - wink).
• Prove your flight skills in… space races!
• Use immersive cockpit or third person view.
• Play with mouse and keyboard or with any Xbox-type controller. Or better yet… with your HOTAS joystick!
Our Hero! First
I discovered this game by chance and I was really surprised by the story cause it is adventuros and charming and also funny (I enjoyed its sense of humor). I still have to finish playing but I am sure I will have a lot of fun. The characters are nice and some of them also weird (some of them looks so dumb lol), I like the style and it is evident that those who created the game put a lot of effort on details.
I reccomend it, it is really worth it.
I hope to play more games like this one!
– Real player with 4.4 hrs in game
Our Hero! First is an action adventure RPG (not turn based which I love). The sprites and animation are cute and fun and the story is original and not bad. I found no bugs or glitches while playing it and it has good frame rates. There are lots of different swords and enemies to fight, as well as lots of boss fights. The game doesn’t overstay it’s welcome and is enjoyable throughout the whole adventure of Our Hero. It doesn’t have tons of crazy features and is simplistic and easy to learn. I think this game is best for Younger audiences just going in to the world of RPGs, but is a good game for everyone who enjoys them.
– Real player with 4.2 hrs in game