Disguised Poison 最近的評論

I was looking forward so much to trying this game. I thought it would be like flying the No Man's Sky's ships. Unfortunately, my Quest 3 controller don't seem to be supported. Only the Menu and the Meta buttons would react. Very disappointing. I hope this will be fixed soon. The only positive thing I can say for now, is that it looks very nice. Obviously, lots of work has gone into creating this game. The cockpit looks excellent, with plenty of attention to detail. It must be fun to play it. Oh well, one day maybe! I'll happily update this when that happens.

-- Update --
Ok, so since I gave away my VR headset, for the time being I can no longer play in VR, so I decided to give a try to Subnautica. Boy! Was I ever glad I did! I am happy to say that I have been having a lot of fun, even if I'm only playing the pancake version. I cannot wait to make it work with my next VR headset, it should be an amazing experience. I first started my trial in Linux (Pop! OS). But since the rendering of the Cyclops interface on the front window was not up to par, I decided to try it in Windows. That was no longer a problem in Windows. But I discovered that the Linux version has a few advantages in terms of tools. For instance, to choose each of the different modes it has, in Windows you have to go through them one by one until you find the one you need. Whereas in Linux each mode has a shortcut, so you just use the shortcut you need. Also, when looking at blue prints in the PDA, you can pin them to the upper-right corner of the screen, so you can quickly refer to what ingredients are needed. Very handy! It would be nice to have these things in Windows too.
Anyway, I would most definitely recommend this game. It's actually become one of my favorite games!
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It's been a long time since I was this disappointed. To be fair I've got to say that I am namely talking about the VR version, and more specifically, for the Quest 2. Suffice it to say that I was hardly able to get out of the small floating device where you appear when the game starts, due to some incompatibility with the Quest 2 controllers (I guess). I was not able to use the right stick to rotate/spin. So just getting out of the device must have taken me around 30 minutes! And that's as far as I was able to go, I just did not have much patience left.
Geez! it's not like I am using an obscure and rare headset! It's just the most sold headset! Anyway!
Maybe, just maybe, one of these days I'll feel like making it work. Unfortunately time is not something I have too much of.
If I would recommend this game? Well, at least to those in my same situation obviously not!
If you are playing the pancake version I'd imagine that although not nearly as exciting as the VR version, at least you should be just fine installing it and playing it.

Update: Soon I'll be sharing my updated take on this game. For now I'll say that it'll be much more positive than the previous one. Hence I am changing my stand about it to a positive one.
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It seems very promising. Apparently it could be a very good game, if only I wasn't stock at such a basic task: using a gun. I know, it sounds silly. It's not like I have not used guns before, digital guns anyway ;) From numerous games, without a problem. In VR I have used them in HL:Alyx and Pavlov. One would think that that would do it. Apparently not. More specifically, I cannot "rack the slide". I know I am not the only one: https://steamproxy.com/app/1012790/discussions/0/5221353200089407734/

Hopefully soon I'll be passed this "silly and simple" issue, and come back to update my review. Unfortunately at this moment I cannot recommend this game.

Simply there is no other like it!

I suppose I could do a preliminary review, and update it at a later date.
I do like most things in this VR app.
However, having tried MS Maquette just before, it's hard not to compare. Yes, I am aware of the fact that they are not intended for the same purpose, and in all fairness, you cannot go as far in MS Maquette as you can with GS. Yet, when it comes to the ease of use of their tools, I found those of Maquette so much more accessible and easy. For instance, to rotate an object in Maquette, all you need to do is bring your controller near it and it becomes obvious what you need to do. The needed tool is there ready to be used.
Whereas in GS, you need to bring out a tool belt to find that tool. Then using it, although not hard nor impossible, it's not as obvious/intuitive as the one in Maquette.
I like to think that it's just a matter of time before I get used to the workflow in GS, then I'll feel more at ease. Then I'll put a more formal review.

This is a fun game to play with your kids. If you're 2, each can use a side of the keyboard, or use game-controllers, or a mix of both. I would easily give it a 10 if it wasn't for 2 crippling shortcomings:
1. As many people have said it already: There is no Online multiplayer, you all have to be physically there. Sharing the keyboard is doable, but not ideal, nor the most comfortable way to play longer than 40 minutes.
2. By the time you are facing the 2nd boss, the game will fail to capture your keyboard key taps (in another words: you will need to hit the same keyboard key multiple times for your character to react and do what you need him to do). This obviously can be very frustrating, as often times you will find yourself in situations where a second or less matters in terms of response times.
Fortunately it is not an expensive game. So I would say that even with the 2 problems above it is worth getting.

This is for sure one of the most addictive games I have played. As it is with many games, the first hours are the best. When the sense of discovery and wonder is so fresh. I most definitely recommend it.