Alien: Rogue Incursion VR

Three strikes, we're out. Virtual Reality wouldn't have petered out and died if it could have been spared from the following: joystick drift, the Unreal Engine, and OpenXR.

what an awesome Alien experience, and I look forward to part two of the game

Mal optimizado

BUG QUE IMPEDE A PROGRESSÃO — Capacitor preso atrás do terminal de salvamento Alien: Rogue Incursion VR — Problema grave de colisão e bloqueio de campanha Estou jogando Alien: Rogue Incursion VR e encontrei um problema que considero grave: um capacitor essencial para a missão ficou preso atrás do terminal de salvamento, tornando impossível continuar a campanha. Na etapa “Prepare a autodestruição”, a tarefa é “Conecte os capacitores”. Eu estava com um capacitor em mãos e, ao utilizar o terminal de salvamento, o objeto acabou ficando preso atrás dele, em uma posição que não permite recuperá-lo. O mapa continua indicando a região da estação de salvamento, mas o capacitor está inacessível. Já percorri o cenário inteiro procurando outro e não encontrei nenhum. Resultado: a missão ficou bloqueada. Não é um caso de não entender o objetivo ou de não saber onde procurar. O problema é que o jogo permite que um item indispensável seja colocado em uma posição da qual o jogador não consegue retirá-lo. Isso é especialmente frustrante em VR, onde a interação depende diretamente do alcance das mãos e das colisões físicas. O jogador pode fazer tudo corretamente e, mesmo assim, perder a possibilidade de avançar por causa de um erro de posicionamento. O que precisa ser corrigido Impedir que capacitores e outros itens essenciais fiquem presos atrás de terminais ou estruturas; Reposicionar automaticamente objetos inacessíveis; Permitir recuperar o item ao recarregar o salvamento; Criar uma opção de reiniciar a etapa sem perder horas de progresso; Garantir que o marcador do mapa corresponda a um objeto realmente acessível. Um jogo de sobrevivência pode ser difícil. O que não pode é transformar uma falha de colisão em um bloqueio permanente da campanha. Espero que os desenvolvedores investiguem esse problema e ofereçam uma solução. Também gostaria de saber se outros jogadores passaram pela mesma situação e se existe alguma forma de recuperar o capacitor sem reiniciar o jogo. Alguém encontrou uma solução para esse bug?

Absoluter Grafikmatsch! Ich kaufe doch keine Spiele auf Steam, um dann damit auf Standalone-Quest-Grafik-Niveau rumzutümpeln! Dann lasst es doch lieber ganz sein! Davon bekommt man Augenkrebs! Kein deutsches Audio = Schrott!

Just the ALIEN experience I've always been looking for. Cornered by xenomorphs, running low on ammo, acting on instinct. Realizing that facehuggers are lurking nearby, proceeding with maximum caution, and trying frantically to aim before it jumps at you. Leaving ammo at strategic spots just in case. Having an android buddy. Figuring out how to beat the menacing "praetorian" alien boss. As a VR game, I have no complaints. Almost everything works intuitively. Reloading weapons and setting up proximity grenades is highly satisfying. Rogue Incursion VR is a better experience than the Alien: Isolation VR mod, which unfortunately has a very clumsy inventory/item UI. Those who are are giving this thumbs down are illegal aliens or Weyland-Yutani employees. All I can say to them is "did IQ's just drop sharply while I was away?"

Excellent game for lovers of the franchise. This is as close as you get to being IN IT, and it is a blast.

Played on Meta Quest 3 headset with wired Link mode. [b]I'm feeling a 7/10.[/b] Admittedly I did get this one at 75% off (like $5 regional pricing) and I'm only a very casual Alien fan, but I actually liked this one more than I thought I would with an overall-Mixed score game. [b]The good:[/b] Voice acting is decent, Alien atmosphere is well done (has the familiar sounds and sights), plenty of physics objects to toss around, good interactivity with weapons and reloading them, fancy full-body system allowing you to grab gear off your person, reasonably functional object grabbing, "only" 3 weapons and grenades but feels sufficient for the gameplay. Overall rather fun and had my excited enough to want to play it for long hours headset-strapped. ...but here comes the complaints I want to air out: [b]1. Somewhat choppy performance.[/b] The settings go up to Ultra - having most at High (Textures and AA on Ultra) still produced some palpable hitching in several areas of the game. I couldn't monitor my FPS while in-game, but it's the kind where I would notice my game start to stutter in VR (falling under the headset's refresh rate?). Sure, maybe the graphics are future-ready and I need only lower the settings, but: [b]2. Oddly blurry visuals, even with High+ settings.[/b] Graphics past a few feet ahead of me start looking blurry, which I presume is due to LOD effect kicking in. It's quite a bit closer than I'd like, and muddies the visuals quite a bit. Even up close it's not as crisp as I feel it could be. I hadn't really dug so deeply into graphics settings tweaking, I admit, but I'm left wondering how much more enjoyable it could be with crispy clean visibility. [b]3. A ton of physics jank.[/b] The full-body character is great and all, but the player's elbows get caught on things too much. The many-many cardboard boxes in the game are way heavier (your hands move slower while grabbing onto something) than they ought to be. Clipping-galore happens almost every time I try to grab supplies out of the box (a whole LOT of them in this game). [b]4. Lack of auto-saves resulting in dependence on running to save points a whole lot.[/b] I like the challenge on Hard difficulty -- but I wish I didn't get sent back so many minutes back in time dying at tough wave segments. I relied a lot on running off to make a manual save after clearing sections. Not maddening, but certainly annoying enough given the amount of tough segments. [b]5. Pule Rifle feels a little lacking in ripping through xenos.[/b] Okay, I'm not a huge Alien-head so I don't [i]really[/i] know how bulletproof a xenomorph ought to be, but it feels like it takes a bit too many blasts from the Pulse Rifle to stagger and keep them back. I almost always have to suffer a hit from encounters (hey, it's tough in VR) because the PR doesn't rip through them or even stagger them (there's an animation - the shotgun does it much more effectively). I might have enjoyed combat a bit more if the xenos were more numerous but die quicker. [b]6. ...and the other little setbacks.[/b] NPC's voice not playing at one point, getting stuck with my legs clipping through a crate (had to reload to get out), and a bunch of other imperfections that marred the experience a little. I feel the game would be aces if it weren't for these setbacks, but hey, I liked it enough despite these complaints.