Conquer

Graphic is amazing, maybe is one of the most attractive fact I ever seen in my VR games list. Busy battle, you need to understand the time of countattack to stop enemy, or use teleporting to avoid be surrounded by enemies. Stand away from anemy and stand still will make quick recover. Boss is make you screaming and overwhelming if you don't battle tacticly. Other 2 weapons are fun as well, espacially the flying blade! Considering the price I will say it's definitely worth it!!! I played untill midnight and quickly fall in sleep:)

could have been a fair game but telaporting in this type of game really sucks

Pretty polished, nice enemies and environments. Low key dark soulsy vibe. Need to spam teleport like you would dodge rolling. Haven't reached the end yet, but presume it's going to be pretty short. Would like to have touch pad movement as well as the teleport.

Graphics are really nice, it seems that the developers put a lot of work on this and that's a good thing to point. But I paid for this game, it is not a free game so I have to be extrict in that area and expect more than just pollished graphics. The game is basically, boring. The teleport makes the inmertion loosy, the battles are simple (just swing the controller and eventually you will kill the enemy) and does not make you feel you are actually fighting a big monster, you have a big sword and you are constantly hitting rocks and the monster are too much and move fast not giving you the time to get the "feeling" you are in a cavern fighting. I know that this is my personal opinion, but that's what I felt when I played the game and I don't want to spend my time on the game (probably a mistake). Anyway, it is not an expensive game so if you want to have a game on your collection about fantasy and action, then give it a try but for me it didn't work as expected.

An overall great game, but the hit detection is so wonky. It's a short journey and you have only one weapon. Beating the game with a certain highscore will unlock the locked weapons. Doing counterattack kills and ultimate kills will give you a lot of points. The overall atmosphere and animation is polished and immersive so it's still a great game if you get used to the combat.

Conquer is a pretty classic action adventure game; Choose one of three weapons and swathe your way through hordes of enemies against a fantasy backdrop. On the surface it has a lot of ingredients that should make this a great game, but this melee game has one fatal flaw: It doesn’t do melee well. Depending on whether you choose a ranged or melee weapon will of course dramatically change the tactics involved with how you engage your enemies, but I particularly want to highlight the sword mechanics. Melee suffers greatly from the good old wiggle exploit and honestly enemies are thrown at you so frequently, in vast numbers and are such health sponges that if you try swing your sword realistically, you’ll find it is not an efficient or effective way of fighting. So,with the incentive to actually not swing your sword fully, I found myself, sadly, wiggling my way through the game. To add insult to injury, the weapons are wildly oversized, so combined with the fact they feel so weightless, it really doesn’t feel good at all. Funny enough, there’s special move your character can do which slows down time and lets you slice and dice enemies, very similar to Metal Gear Rising. This mechanic is really cool, and with the exception of Aeon is not something you see in VR games. I really wish the game had utilized that cool mechanic more, to create something unique rather than being another VR wiggle-fest. On the plus side, graphically, the game is outstanding. The character models and environment textures are incredibly good and and the animations are fluid and interesting. This is definitely the stand out element of the game and it’s clear the studio has an A team in their design department. Boss fights are also interesting, as they pit you against giant colossi which look really epic. Locomotion in the game is teleport only, which was fine for me but is sure to rile some people up. The good news however, is that motion sickness is non-existent. I really can’t say the storyline pulled me in, so overall I found Conquer to to be a pretty average experience; Not a bad game in its genre, but just not my cup of tea.I should also note, the game is only ten bucks even when it’s not on sale, so at a sale price it might be such as steal that you should check it out for yourself.

玩通關了。劍做的挺好看的，甩起來感覺超棒！天橋場景挺好看的，跳了好幾次 有點蹦極的感覺，如果能落得更下面就好了。

Boring. Wiggle the controller sword at stuff to kill it. There does not appear to be blocking or much further to do in this game.

Looks and plays like a fantasy VR gamers dream. This is a VR must-have.

Hab mir für um die 4,99 Euro im Steam Sale nicht viel erwartet. Aber des Spiel war bei mir so gut wie nicht spielbar. Bin ja nicht über das Training hinausgekommen. Wieso wird man sich jetzt fragen. Ganz einfach, weil ich mich nicht frei drehen und bewegen kann (bin ja vielleicht zu blöde, aber ist halt so. Hab auch keinen Bock noch mehr zu testen. Hab das Gefühl dass es die Zeit nicht wert ist.) Teleportieren ist ja ok, aber nur an bestimmte Stellen ist zu beschränkend, um wirklich zu kämpfen. Hab mich beim Training nur an drei Stellen teleportiert. Jedes mal bin ich nicht wirklich gut positioniert gewesen, um alle Elemente ungehindert nutzen zu können. Mein Zimmer hat halt nur 2,5 x 2,5 m Spielfläche. Damit konnte ich das zweite Training nicht beenden. Hab die Puppe nicht erreicht ohne an die Wand zu stoßen. Außerdem musste ich schon eine viertel reale Drehung in der Wirklichkeit vollführen, um die zu weit entfernte Puppe zu sehen. In einem normalen Kampf muss ich mich dann wohl mit dem Kabel einwickeln, um die Gegner abzuwehren?!? Also neeeeee, was soll das. Drehen und gehen ist inzwischen bei den meisten von mir gespielten Titeln super umgesetzt. Wieso kann ich da nicht ganz normal die Controller-Sticks nutzen? Naja, vielleicht würde das Spiel nach dem Training genial … ich vermute nur, dass mit der verkorksten Steuerung auch das Hauptspiel nahezu unspielbar ist. PS: Auch das umhauen der Steinhaufen und die erste Puppe haben sich beim Umhauen so angefühlt, als ob ich mit dem Riesenschwert einfach nur links-rechts wedeln muss. Mit nur minimaler Vibrationsrückmeldung. Jedenfalls war so die Voreinstellung in den Optionen. Ähh ja bei der Voreinstellung hab ich gar nichts gehört. Sound scheint in einem Spiel ja auch nicht wichtig zu sein?!? Also das was ich erlebt hab, sollte keiner erleben! Da ärgern einen sogar die knappen 5 Euro.