Astral Domine

j'ai eu ce jeu à bas prix. j'ai bien apprécié et je l'ai fait d'une traite ! De grands paysages, un background intéressant, les énigmes sont faciles et on ne bloque pas bien longtemps. On imagine un jeu de ce style mais avec + de moyens, ce serait vraiment chouette.

This game is very underrated. The complaints have all been fixed in the current version. There's a fascinating world to explore on the planet that's massive in size. It also has one of the best mobility controls in any game.

可能很好，但是晕的厉害，玩不下去了

Game bought in an indiegala.com bundle. Using oculus vr: Steamvr is setup up correctly but upon launching the game, my head is at floor level. Game also shows only htc remotes, Game is uplayable on Oculus Rift and from the update history, the game seems pretty dead so I doubt the devs will ever release a patch which will make this game playable with the most used VR peripheral of Steam (Oculus)

Played this on Mixed Reality, no nausea, and enjoyed it very much. The views are great. Maneuvering the sphere can be difficult and frustrating, though. But that's ok. I recommend it, especially att the low price it now has. I feel sorry for the developers, that delivered a fine game, apparently after some initial problems, but now, when it runs well, the price is ruined. Give it a try!

As other reviewers have said, this looks nice, has at least an okay story aaaand the gameplay is pretty terrible. I mean, it's not like an unfortunate number of other titles that manage to be nearly unplayable, but it certainly isn't a joy to play, and you likely won't find yourself coming back to it. That said... eh, it'd cheep, and better than some things at this price point for sure.

First of all yes, do recommend this game given the cheap price (£1.99 at time of posting), but it is not without significant problems directly affecting game play. The positives are an immersive VR experience, excellent voice acting (spaceship female British voice), a convincing alien landscape, not bad graphics, and a distinct structure to the experience. The problems experienced are related to game play, which I understand were even worse at one point. There still does not seem to be any game save in the checkpoint sense, albeit there are checkpoint entries to the game in the starting menu - but these are all available from the onset, and possibly tagged on as an afterthought in relation to previous saved problems. Not ideal and not really a save, but at least allows some form of entry position near your last point. There is over two hours of game play, and unlikely to be done in one sitting; or should I say standing as its a standing VR experience. The puzzles are fairly straightforward which is just as well as there appears little in the way of walk through online (An over 2 hr video is on You-tube without narration if desperation requires), but can be unbelievably frustrating due to some poor control responses - and it is possible to get yourself (or the energy orb) in an impossible to get out of position. A few tips without giving too much away. The beginning where the spaceship voice prompts to the aqueduct can take ages to figure out, albeit gives you a chance to explore the expansive alien landscape, and force fields blocking just about every viable pathway. Just focus attention on the first tower to get you to the aqueduct. As for controlling the energy orb over the huge sloped wall, I found following as close as you can whilst propelling the orb using carefully aimed energy blasts was the strategy that appeared to work best. With some of the above tips for some of the big frustrations, I feel this is worth the price. It is basically a good game, albeit with some inherent game play flaws. Worked fine in Windows Mixed Reality Samsung Odyssey Plus.

2/10 A bit of a lame empty "open world" with not much to do. Lame combat too.

Starts out fairly intriguing with a big open map, but quickly turns into the most god-awful buggy, finnicky, messy gameplay possible as you are tasked with pushing a giant ball around by shooting it. I have not been able to finish it because of bugs (most often the ball falling through surfaces and out of the accessible world). Skip it.

It was not worth its original asking price of $20, but at $3 or $1.5 it's definitely worth it! Pros: Graphics - there's a huge area to explore and it all feels very "alien" Voice Acting - the acting is good and the writing is clever Price vs playtime - the whole game took me about 1.5-2 hrs to complete Chapter select feature Puzzles Cons: None