
Detached is a suspenseful interstellar duel that demands tactics and skill to survive. Separated from your unit you must make smart decisions and race to safety in this visceral exploration of deep space. Strap yourself into your spacesuit for thrilling gameplay designed for VR headsets.
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Languages: English*, French, German, Polish, Simplified Chinese*languages with full audio support
Engagement
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Broken. No longer works. Devs confirmed they're not planning on fixing. This was one of the best vr games out back in the day.
I currently have about six minutes of "game play" on record. That may not seem like a lot, but it sure feels like a lot when it's in two second increments before the game crashes. I have managed to see the logo in my headset once so far. I've reinstalled the game at least 5 times. This may have been a good game at one point, but if you check the discussion threads you can see the developer responding to threads saying they no longer support it and will make no efforts to troubleshoot or resolve known issues like this. Pity - I wish they had the integrity to delist something they know doesn't work.
I don't know if the game is great or not. Hard to give a proper review when you the game won't go past the TUTORIAL! Waited a year to see if it was fixed and nope, 3 more runs in the tutorial and I'm uninstalling again.
was told the game was fixed and that compatibility was added for the quest 2/3. controls still don't work, no quest bindings.
Causes insane amounts of motion sickness, especially when controls stop responding and you begin to whirl 360 like Tony Hawk getting high score in first person view. Yes, I tried breaking, upon releasing break, character started to whirl again. You owe me a carpet cleaning voucher.
Won't load anything past the intro. Just keeps re-playing the same tutorial. returned
Honestly I don't understand why this is a VR exclusive game. I love VR, but it just doesn't make any sense here. The game doesn't use the Index Controller's 6DOF tracking aside from the menus, and you can't even hold them properly because pressing the grips is used for rotating. I can't reach for objects with my hands to interact with them; it's just a matter of flying close and pressing A. You're much better off using a regular Xbox controller instead, and at that point there is really no reason why I shouldn't be able to play this on a regular monitor. And that's without even considering that this game is basically the endboss of motion sickness. I love playing in VR and I consider myself pretty resistant to motion sickness, but I'm not gonna touch this one again unless a non-VR update gets released. This propably would be a good game if it were a regular game with optional VR support instead.
It could have been a good game. The space flight physics (in realistic mode) could have been enjoyable. But they managed to utterly [i]ruin[/i] it with one basic oversight: controls. [list] [*]No support for vive-like controls on the Index controller since the explicit index controller update. [*]No ability to customise the bindings beyond a few presets. [*]No support for standard gamepads & joysticks. Other than the official XBox controller, that is. [/list] What where they [i]thinking[/i]? This is a space game with 6 degrees of freedom. Sure we’re piloting a space suit instead of a space ship, but it’s the exact same thing. And they pride themselves on being "hardcore", to the point of providing flight physics that are actually good! How come I can’t even control the game with the controllers I usually use for Elite Dangerous? And OK, I get it, implementing an in-game menu to let me customise my bindings can be a lot of work. But you know what’s not a lot of work? Supporting win32 controllers (ideally several at the same time, I have 2 joystics and a rudder pedal), and let players edit some binding configuration file (and for the love of what is holy, [i]tell[/i] somewhere in the options menu. Now sure, I could emulate an XBox controller with X360CE or similar, but this gamepad only offers 5 proportional axes, not 6, so there’s no way I could ever take full advantage of my joysticks. Which again, are one of the most popular control devices for space ships, and by extension space suits. It is thus with some sadness that I will again uninstall the game. I will return when they have support for standard gamepads & joystics, as well as custom bindings. Which is probably never.
Can't tell much about the game. Going through the tutorial with this horrible controls is NO FUN!!! After managing that finally it doesn't get better. It keeps up the frustration with the controls. Well, I have no idea, why anyone would implent such stupid controls! :( Also I can't really see much with my space suit. The calibration seems to be a bit off, which ist also very annoying.
Frustratingly difficult in a good way. I felt like I was in fact lost in space scavenging for resources to stay alive. Somewhat an abrupt ending though.
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