Atmos
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Finally finished this! Can now take it off my pile of shame.
Well done.
Finally finished this! Can now take it off my pile of shame.
Finally finished this! Can now take it off my pile of shame.
I finished it recently too Awesome game, just incredible. I grew up with space invaders and thought dragons lair etc. was amazing, but to see what is capable these days is phenomenal.
If anything, I was a little disappointed withthe ending though. It didn’t mean too much to me, and I’d been carrying around a bottle of vodka for ages to give to Russell, but never got the chance!,
Question is, where do I go from here, what game is next that can repeat this experience??
I finished it recently too Awesome game, just incredible. I grew up with space invaders and thought dragons lair etc. was amazing, but to see what is capable these days is phenomenal.
If anything, I was a little disappointed withthe ending though. It didn’t mean too much to me, and I’d been carrying around a bottle of vodka for ages to give to Russell, but never got the chance!,
Question is, where do I go from here, what game is next that can repeat this experience??
Get ready for a long list lol
The best quality VR titles, in no particular order, imo are:
Skyrim VR (with the Wabbajack VR Essentials Mod Pack)
Fallout 4 VR
Echo Arena
Lone Echo
SuperHOT VR
Killing Floor Incursion
Wilson's Heart
Lucky's Tale
Stormland
Asgard's Wrath
Arizona Sunshine
Arktika.1
Wilson's Heart
Moss
The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners
Chronos
Edge Of Nowhere
The Climb
Dead & Buried
Dead & Buried 2
In Death
From Other Suns
Robinson The Journey
LA Noir: The VR Case Files
Mage's Tale
Vader Immortal
Theseus
Technolust
Borderlands 2 VR
Narcosis
Windlands
Windlands 2
Obduction
The Vanishing Of Ethan Carter VR
The Exorcist Legion VR
Elite Dangerous
DiRT Rally
War Thunder
DCS World
Project CARS 2
Assetto Corsa
Alien Isolation VR Mod
Doom 3 BFG VR Mod
I've probably missed a few out but those should keep you busy lol
How difficult is Alyx to run?
I have a half decent gaming pc with ryzen 2500 and 980 Ti and wondered if I could run it?
Well done. The problem is there is no other game that will give you this level of experience. If you have an Oculus account you can try Lone Echo. If you’ve never played Skyrim then SkyrimVR is amazing and will keep you going for weeks. No Mans Sky is brilliant and worth every penny. Flying from planet to planet, exploring and building bases in the most amazing environments in jaw dropping.
It could be argued that Asgard's Wrath gives an even BETTER experience. Certainly a much longer one.
Half Life Alyx only looks as good as it does because it's basically a corridor shooter so they can up the IQ without tanking performance (it's why I've decided to go the same way with my game too).
Asgard's Wrath looks almost as good in terms of IQ but has open levels due to the God Mode gameplay. Technically, from a developer's perspective, it's more impressive than Half Life Alyx
Am on Chapter 3 now, just played half an hour and had to stop because I was in bloody AGONY. I can only do 30 minutes tops, but 10-15 minutes at a time is A LOT less painful
Not entirely happy with some of the game design though. There's nothing more annoying than having doors that are only one way. If they had lowered the IQ a little they could have had less loading times so no need for one way doors.
Also not too happy with not being able to run, the jump mechanic and worst of all NO fudgeING CROWBAR!!!!
How can you POSSIBLY have a Half Life game without a fudgeing crowbar?!!?!?
I'm still debating on whether to have a jump button or not in my game tbh. I think I will because then I can have more platformy-ness to my levels.
Asgard's Wrath cant be compared to Alyx. Half Life Alyx is a high quality visual representation of a post apocalyptic future with a compelling story line that ties into a long (very long) story.
Asgard's Wrath is a user friendly Skyrim clone with some fairly bland graphics, it has some innovative gameplay mechanics, that's about it.
Have you tried playing it sitting down? . I would have thought it would be possible to play quite a lot of it like that, I don’t remember having to move around too much playing it.
It isn't the same sitting down, reduces presence quite considerably unfortunately.
I'll just have to play it in small doses.
How about a taller stool rather than a chair
Don't have one, but even if I did it still wouldn't be the same as standing up and feeling both feet on the ground.
Is there a reason for the discomfort, something related to the gameplay or movement in the game?