EXD - Extra Dimensional

omg so good loved it

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...

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.

я не избранный..

There is literally no way to finish this game without looking up a guide. There are sections where the game gives you absolutely no clue on what to do next, just to realize that you apparently have a brand new super power that the game didn't even bother to tell you that you have now? I'm sorry, I really wanted to like this game, but there is seriously no way a single person was able to play through this whole thing without someone holding their hand the whole time. And oh yeah, the teleporting ability only places you like one foot in front of where you already are, which pretty much makes it pointless, also there is no contextual motivation to perform a teleport. Seems like a missed opportunity. There is at least one part where your character runs, but you cannot run outside of this particular spot, and that is always one of the biggest issues for me is when a VR game forgets that the player actually has to slowly walk through this entire map at 2 mph the whole time. It gets really old really quick. The first time I had to look up the guide, I will admit I MIGHT have been a little impatient (If you think that it's cool that the very first interaction a game gives you to do is look at literally every single box in a literal shipping warehouse to find a single box with one word that is different from the rest, SUPER EASY AND FUN). But then I came to a part where the game does not progress unless you absorb every single item from a cardboard box into your telekinesis phone/hand attachment. This was where I had another issue, I thought when I had opened the box that I had found all the of the items and absorbed them all, but apparently, one of the items must have disappeared or got stuck under something, so I was searching for that item for at least 30 minutes trying to figure out if I had just missed something or if the game wasn't working, well, it was both. The Next time I had to look up the guide, my jaw just dropped because... how on earth do you expect the player to suddenly know that the tiny little phone screen has a new button on it that activates a fireball ability without even giving a single voice line or text hint to let the player know that this is now available? You would think that a game with so much unnecessary text hint scrolls would actually care that the player knows that they have a brand new ability now that they actually need to use to get to the next area? But NO, apparently not. I so badly wanted to like this game, it has an interesting storyline, but the actual content is just barely comparable to other games for about 5 minutes. One last thing, and I had to look this up to confirm it, but my suspicions were correct. This game heavily depends on AI generated art, and when I first saw the images of "Andrew Spaceship" in obvious star wars and indiana jones parodies, I wasn't totally sure what I was looking at, but the more I saw, the more I realized that the "artists" in this game aren't real people, and that for me is a huge let down. I actually work on VR games myself, so I was hopeful that this game would employ real people to make the content for this game, but the devs apparently didn't think that was worth the money. Pretty distasteful honestly. (PS, one more one last thing) The fact that the logo for the game itself is plastered everywhere doesn't make sense, and is honestly really confusing and breaks immersion for me. Why is the game's logo carved into the stone in the game? It just feels like a weird excuse to try to get the player to remember that they are playing a video game?... I just don't get it.

Very positive indeed, I recently bought a pc and this is one of my first PCVR games after years of playing with the PSVR2, I heard that EXD will come to PSVR2 as well and it's one of the most anticipated but I couldn't wait. Overall for now the graphics are superb, I'm playing with a quest 3s, I think I'll probably get it for PSVR2 as well one day when on sale to experience it with OLED. Performance is great even with a 3070ti, I was a bit concerned but i can say it runs very well. I didn't know a small indie dev team could pull off games like these, on PSVR2 i mainly played games from big studios. The price is fair, I love how VR games cost way less than flat games while giving you a way more immersive experience tbh. The dubbing is nice, i think the voice actors are italian as well but it adds that latin vibe to it which i like, models are very well done, super realistic. Combat is fun but i like the fact that it's not the "usual" combat game without a scope or a story, EXD actually focuses more on adventure and exploration itself even if it's a "linear" game, the environments seem to change a lot as well, I'm at the beginning and i already switched from a warehouse to a rocky sci fi world to a dark dungeon to a lava underground cave, they had fun with world building and i'm totally in for that. I waited to get this because i saw some videos about the combat but they actually just released a combat update, i don't know how it felt before but now it's very fun.

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