Voice Control

In Verbis Virtus TL;DR: This game has great atmosphere with an immersive spellcasting system and nonlinear level design that also at times has really clever and hard to figure out puzzles! Pros: Fun and a really Great way of doing spellcasting that makes the game so much immersive! Also if for some reason you’re having trouble casing some of the spells, make your own voice recognition model (it’s a feature implemented in the game, just go into the options menu)....

Starship Commander: Arcade I can’t recommend this to anyone other than those that want to support VR development. Sorry, but I was thoroughly unimpressed with every single aspect of this project. I’m not sure I would have even been impressed 3 years ago. It’s just not a good game. Period. The graphics are uninspired. In a world with Alexa and Siri, the voice recognition and responses are pathetically limited. In a world with Half Life: Alyx, this hardly even qualifies as a VR tech demo… even for a mobile VR platform, let alone the Vive Index I played on....

My Little Army Resurrect your undead skeleton army, equip them with ancient artifacts and become the greatest boss like no one before. Kill good guys, bad guys, eradicate or enslave other monster clans. Your goal is to earn the title of the Greatest Evil. Does this sound badass? Better read mode. You will be able to command army by your own voice. Yeah, its possible. You can shout, yell, scream at your minions and it works!...

Radio General In the WW2 RTS Radio General the player assumes the role of a Canadian army general, leading troops into battle from a tent far away from the fighting, using only a radio and a tactical map. Unlike other games in the genre, the positions of units do not update automatically, the player has to regularly communicate with their own troops to learn where they are and what they are dealing with, and manually place small tokens representing the units on the spot on the map where they have last been reported to be....

SpellCaster I’ve tested it with some games and other applications. The tool is easy to use and easy to adapt to the different applications. The recordings work quickly and properly. For me, it makes the gaming experience even more real. – Real player with 137.4 hrs in game Read More: Best Indie Artificial Intelligence Games. Clearly an innovation! I am using this app for a while now and I have to say, this is the best voice app I ever used....

Boo! Greedy Kid A retro arcade-style game, with tight controls and good level design. The game is very fun to speed-run( in order to get under par times in every level) and even though the Kid’s moveset is limited, there are ways to minimize your times, f.e. rolling through an open door to close it, instead of stopping in your tracks and pressing up. My only 2 small gripes are:...

In Verbis Virtus TL;DR: This game has great atmosphere with an immersive spellcasting system and nonlinear level design that also at times has really clever and hard to figure out puzzles! Pros: Fun and a really Great way of doing spellcasting that makes the game so much immersive! Also if for some reason you’re having trouble casing some of the spells, make your own voice recognition model (it’s a feature implemented in the game, just go into the options menu)....

Tower!3D Pro I’ve been looking for a realistic ATC simulator for years. Although not perfect, this delivers the closest experience than any other games. The voice recognition is still a little buggy, and I’m assuming newer sp’s will fix the performance speed (occasionally, I’ll notice a little jerkiness in moving objects). I added on a realcolor program (not available on steam) to get the “real-life” airlines for each airport as well as the coloring of the planes match the current airlines paint schemes....

Radio General In the WW2 RTS Radio General the player assumes the role of a Canadian army general, leading troops into battle from a tent far away from the fighting, using only a radio and a tactical map. Unlike other games in the genre, the positions of units do not update automatically, the player has to regularly communicate with their own troops to learn where they are and what they are dealing with, and manually place small tokens representing the units on the spot on the map where they have last been reported to be....

The Broken Seal: Arena “Arena,” I have yet to see anyone else play the game and the game-integrated opponents are the same enemies from the original game. There are virtually only two new spells to the Arena version vs. the original game which is overwhelmingly disappointing. The weapons are all the same–nothing original. Truly, the developers should have focused their time on improving the original game and not even wasted the time creating the “Arena” version....