EXD - Extra Dimensional

no sprint? graphics are nice good audio must hold items can't let go of them my finger is tired. good game just please make some changes to confort my hands and add running. if i need something for anything don't let me drop it...

[h1]4 Hours In - Definitely Worth It[/h1] After about 4 hours of playing [b]EXD – Extra Dimensional VR[/b] on my Quest 2, I can confidently say it has lived up to my expectations. The visuals are excellent, the sound design does a fantastic job of building tension, and the jump scares are a welcome addition without feeling overused. The elemental powers are one of the game's standout features. I found myself relying on the fire ability for most encounters because it was so satisfying to use. Most of the weapon designs are great, and while the story starts with the main character as an ordinary Amazon employee, watching them suddenly become the chosen one is both hilarious and surprisingly engaging. Overall, I'm having an absolute blast with the game. [hr][/hr] [h2]Cons[/h2] [list] [*][b]No manual save system.[/b] Being able to save whenever I want would be a huge quality-of-life improvement. [*][b]No backpack or inventory storage.[/b] Carrying extra items would make exploration and resource management much more enjoyable. [*][b]Heavy weapons feel clunky.[/b] The wrist handling doesn't properly support or convey their weight, making them awkward and less enjoyable to use than lighter weapons. [*][b]Self-damage feels unnecessary.[/b] Holding a weapon at the wrong angle or accidentally hurting yourself while sheathing a sword can chip away at your health, which feels absurd. It's made even worse by the fact that healing items like candy bars and drinks are fairly scarce, so accidental damage ends up being more punishing than it should be. [/list] [hr][/hr] [b]Overall:[/b] Despite a few frustrating mechanics and missing quality-of-life features, [b]EXD – Extra Dimensional VR[/b] has been a fantastic experience so far. If the developers address some of these issues, this could easily become one of my favorite VR titles.

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(Played using PSVR2 PC adapter.) This game is a blast! It has some of the best VR graphics currently out there, with lots of detail and top-notch lighting effects. It also has mostly well-designed puzzles. I have gotten stuck a few times, but I have always found the answer after a bit of searching and a little bit of dying. The physics are best-in-class. The way you can interact with the environment is smooth and convincing, as immersive as it gets. Finally, the story is interesting. It's definitely not going to win any awards, but everything mostly makes sense and it provides a motivation to keep going. Now, to the bad: It does crash on occasion. It's not as bad as my experience with HL:Alyx, but I've had a few problems so far. It does really demand a high-end GPU to enable a lot of the higher end graphical effects. Playing on my RTX 3060 Ti required turning down the effects a lot and turning my resolution to 68% (I have since upgraded to a RX 9070 XT, and it can handle this game like a charm at 100%.) The swordplay is typical VR waggle, that is it does not provide a lot of satisfying feedback. The game does not describe some things very well. For example, I didn't even know about my belt and how important it is, I couldn't even see it from my seated position until I adjusted some settings. It's also extremely difficult to interact with the belt. I am also not keen on what the different special weapons do, even after having collected several of them. Overall, very worth it and a lot of fun!

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Extra Dimensional Gostaria de começar com 3 pontos importantes: 1. Como sempre, só faço reviews depois de finalizar o game. 2. Minhas avaliações são feitas do ponto de vista de alguém que é imune à cinetose em VR. 3. Sem spoilers. Esses três pontos são importantes para entender meu ponto de vista. Vamos lá. Você é Max Ventura, funcionário da Megazon, uma gigantesca empresa de vendas online. Em mais um dia comum de trabalho, executando tarefas rotineiras, algo inesperado acontece. Sem explicação, você é arremessado para um mundo hostil, sombrio e cheio de criaturas que querem acabar com você. Você é visto como uma ameaça para aquele mundo e, como manda a tradição das histórias de fantasia, acaba se tornando o famoso "Escolhido". O jogo começa de forma lenta, com poucos combates e pouca ação. Conforme a aventura avança, o ritmo melhora bastante. Entre puzzles criativos e relativamente simples, combates com espadas e alguns poderes interessantes, temos aqui um jogo de aventura e ação. Porém, chega a ser difícil entender algumas decisões de gameplay. E aqui começam as críticas. Pontos negativos 1. Não corre e não pula Estamos em 2026. Em um jogo de ação em VR, é difícil aceitar que o personagem simplesmente não possa correr nem pular. Em vários momentos você enfrenta criaturas enormes, explora ambientes complexos e a única solução é um sistema de teleporte que parece extremamente ultrapassado. 2. Combate muito simples Os inimigos até possuem movimentações interessantes, mas o combate é bastante básico. Talvez para quem esteja começando no VR funcione bem, mas para quem já passou dezenas de horas em Blade & Sorcery, terminou os dois Asgard's Wrath ou jogou Grimlord, fica difícil não sentir falta de profundidade nos combates. Não existe muito espaço para criatividade. Acertou a cabeça, derrubou o inimigo, terminou. 3. A maior dificuldade do jogo é o gameplay Infelizmente, em muitos momentos a dificuldade não vem dos inimigos ou dos puzzles, mas da própria movimentação. Com o sistema de teleporte, coisas simples acabam se tornando frustrantes. Às vezes você só quer subir em um pequeno obstáculo e o personagem escorrega ou cai sem motivo aparente. 4. Problemas clássicos de interação em VR Diversas vezes você tenta pegar um item específico e acaba pegando outro. Não é algo que destrói a experiência, mas acontece com frequência suficiente para incomodar. 5. Falta de gerenciamento de itens Existem itens para coletar, mas praticamente não existe um sistema adequado para armazená-los. Faltou um pouco mais de atenção ao game design nessa parte. Som Gostei bastante das músicas e dos efeitos sonoros em geral. Por outro lado, o som da espada acaba ficando repetitivo demais. Depois de algumas horas balançando a arma, ele começa a se tornar irritante. Considerações finais Os desenvolvedores tiveram uma excelente ideia nas mãos. O mundo é interessante, existem mecânicas legais, alguns momentos realmente chamam atenção e certas interações são bastante criativas. Porém, o gameplay acaba segurando o potencial do jogo. Minha maior crítica continua sendo a movimentação. Espero sinceramente que exista um segundo jogo e que ele venha com aquilo que considero o básico para um jogo de ação: correr e pular. Apesar de todos os problemas, fui até o final da campanha. Muitas vezes lutando mais contra a jogabilidade do que contra os inimigos, mas cheguei lá. E sim, recomendo o jogo. Há muitas ideias interessantes aqui, algumas mecânicas surpreendentes e momentos que valem a experiência. Sem entrar em spoilers, existe mais de uma interação que me fez pensar: "isso foi uma ótima ideia". Se aparecer em promoção na Steam Summer Sale, considero uma compra válida. Tempo para finalizar: 7,5 horas. --------------in English-------------- [b]Extra Dimensional[/b] [b]3 important points before I start:[/b] 1 - As always, I only review a game after finishing it. 2 - My reviews come from the perspective of someone who is basically immune to VR motion sickness. 3 - No spoilers. These three points are important to understand my perspective. You play as Max Ventura, an employee of Megazon, a massive online retail company. During what seems like an ordinary workday, things suddenly go completely off the rails and you find yourself thrown into a hostile, dark world filled with creatures that would love to see you dead. The game starts slowly, with limited combat and gameplay, but it improves considerably as you progress. Between creative puzzles, sword combat, and a few interesting powers, Extra Dimensional delivers a decent VR adventure. [b]Now for the criticism.[/b] [b]No running. No jumping.[/b] We're in 2026. For a VR action game, it's hard to understand why the player can't run or jump. Throughout the game you're placed against huge enemies and challenging environments, yet you're stuck with a teleport system that feels extremely outdated. [b]Combat is too simple.[/b] Maybe it works for newcomers to VR, but after spending dozens of hours in Blade & Sorcery, finishing both Asgard's Wrath games, and playing Grimlord, it's difficult not to find the combat lacking depth. [b]The biggest challenge is the gameplay itself.[/b] Unfortunately, many times the difficulty doesn't come from enemies or puzzles, but from the movement system. Simple actions become frustrating because of the teleport-based locomotion. [b]Classic VR interaction issues.[/b] You try to grab one item and end up grabbing another. [b]Inventory and item management feel underdeveloped.[/b] There are items to collect, but not much thought seems to have gone into how players should store or manage them. [b]Sound[/b] I enjoyed the music and most of the sound effects. However, the sword sound effect becomes repetitive very quickly and eventually starts to get annoying. [b]Final Thoughts[/b] The developers had a genuinely great idea here. The world is interesting, there are some clever mechanics, and several moments stand out in a very positive way. My biggest criticism remains the gameplay. I genuinely hope this gets a sequel, because there is a lot of potential here. Hopefully next time we'll get what should be basic features for an action game: running and jumping. Despite all my complaints, I finished the game. Many times I felt like I was fighting the controls more than the enemies, but I made it to the end. And yes, I recommend it. There are plenty of good ideas here, some surprising interactions, and enough interesting content to make it worth experiencing for yourself. Finished in 7.5 hours. Recommended.

This game is like if Blade & Sorcery, Evil Dead 2, and Myst had a baby. Great environments, interesting puzzles without being annoying, and some good humor. The combat is a bit clunky compared to B&S, but this game is more about being aware of your surroundings and exploring than just fighting. Haven't finished it yet, although apparently the game itself isn't done yet, so it's "to be continued" for now. More of this, please!

Un gioco bellissimo emozionante. È una avventura come quelle dei film anno 80, con le stesse emozioni. Il comparto grafico è di altissimo livello. I materiali e le texture sono realizzate con cura e azzeccate. Ottima la progressione e la giocabilita con un ottimo combat sistem.Audio immersivo e che ti immerge negli scenari. Assolutamente da avere in libreria.

Вполне годная игрушка. Звезд с неба не хватает, но вполне. Интересненький сюжет, с юмором. Прикольные варианты магических атак. Квесты, которые сначала не понял, а потом "каак понял") Из минусов - баги провалов под землю, боёвка чутка хромает. Возможно со временем патчами что-то отладят. Как прибить бигпаука, пришлось все же подсмотреть. Позже двух мечников с камнями по такому же принципу победил (залезть вне их досягаемости и расстрелять). Как бы ни было, пройдена игра на одном дыхании за три вечера.