Đánh giá gần đây bởi Lorgan

If this were a non-vr game there's no way I would recommend this because it's missing quite a bit of polish (empty areas that have no purpose, npcs that just stand still and have no voice lines, tips that don't apply to chapter 2) and because a lot of the maps are the same/similar it feels a lot like could just have been dlc.

The worst part are the gamebreaking bugs that make you unable to finish a mission (mission items disappearing, not being to interact with a key npc) and the atrocious grabbing mechanic. I swear it's a 50/50 every time you try grabbing something.

Despite all that I still enjoyed (most of) it and I also think it brings enough new things to the game. It requires/gives you the opportunity to use a lot more of the heavy weapons which was quite fun.

This was a frustrating experience for me. The tutorial tells you how to move, destroy and repair something. I would have been nice if it told me how to actually play the game. Your hands clip through the world which makes interacting with it a pain, especially because unless you manage to grab something you're constantly drifting away from where you want to be.

This game allows you to move and rotate on all 3 axes which makes for an intense experience. The campaign is not very long and a bit tedious at times (I would have liked a map!) but it's still an interesting game if your stomach can handle it.

Man they aren't kidding when they call this the best vr game.
The atmosphere is cool, the interactions with the world are great and there are some epic moments.
I also really liked how the levels flow into each other (end of the first is the start of the second and so on). Other vr games I played so far didn't really do that.

I think the weakest point were the puzzles where you have to fix the wiring, you have to do it quite a few times to continue but it isn't very challenging or interesting.

Very fun!