Blade and Sorcery

B&S's big selling point is its commitment to realism in its physics. in the game world objects have weight, bodies are solid, weapons are slowed or stopped when they hit an enemy rather than cutting through them like a lightsaber, etc. the problem with this approach is that none of those things are true in the actual real world of my living room. nothing has weight, nothing is solid, my physical movements are not constrained the physics of the game world. so when i swing at an enemy my real arm moves faster than my game arm. i try to pull my sword out of a dead guy and my eyes and my proprioception disagree on where my hand is. this makes the game feel horrible to play. your character's movements are constantly constrained in ways that your real body isn't, you get out of synch, the physics bugs out, sometimes your sword goes flying because it's two feet away from the place your controller says your hand is, etc. you're not "in the world" as much as you're remotely piloting a very slow and clunky robot. it feels a little weird to give a thumbs down review because i don't like the physics, but hitting people with swords is the entire game, and hitting people with swords is not fun.

VR Staple, get it

when your mad at someone play this game to get your anger out just want to do it for fun

peak

games peak but i keep getting motion sickness

I retract my previous review! Finally got help and realised the issue! (now that i can play and realized im a dummy-) I highly recommend this! The game is awsome and mods make it even better!

One of (If the *the*) best VR sandbox fighting games with the most goated devs