
Eyes of the Night is a fast-paced, creepy game about finding treasure in a forest during the dark of night, while avoiding the deadly wolves who hunt you! Once you master the hard difficulty, can you survive the hardcore "deathrun" mode?
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Eyes of the night is a very fun game yet is still very simple to learn and play. After downloading the game I very quickly found myself enthralled in the games ominous and captivating environment and couldn't help but play "just one more game" trying to evade the wolves and beat my score from the previous round. The game seems to be well made and I can't wait to see what the future updates will bring to the experience. Overall, the game is very fun and if you have five dollars laying around I highly recommend you give this game a shot.
[h1]Experienced on the Oculus Quest 2[/h1] You can view my review & gameplay here: game isn't good enough for me to do a video review I understand the VR support is in Beta, but in its current state, I cannot recommend you get this game for the VR experience. I was able to play VR just fine after clicking "Enable VR" from the desktop screen. However, it is irksome to have to start a game in non-VR before playing it in VR. However, that is not the reason I am putting a thumbs down on my review. I also had problems with the menu. I could not change out of easy difficulty or standard mode. I had to play this game on easy, standard mode. Nonetheless, I did that and I found the game to be too easy. There was no challenge. You basically walk or run around while collecting items and avoiding enemies until the morning (6:30 am). The map is a big square. The maps have different themes like a forest with spiders and spider eggs. So each run should be different, the problem is that they all play the same. On the Oculus Quest 2, I could see just fine in the dark and didn't need the flashlight at all. I could see enemies from a mile away so I just ran the opposite direction while collecting health red crystals and destroying spider eggs. You have full locomotion and smooth turning. You can choose between controller-based turning or head gaze based turning. Game is running on the Unity Engine. Game was running fine at a steady 90 fps. The problem was that I felt like I was floating in the air. The visuals are ugly in VR. The gameplay loop was boring. Maybe this game is more fun in the higher difficulties or other modes. Since I couldn't select them, I don't know how those play. However, what I played is enough to let me know that I am not interested in finding out. This game looks & plays like a mobile VR game from 2017. [b]Rate 3.5/10.[/b] [quote]Please note: I received a free Steam key through the Steam Curator Connect program. You can join my Steam Curator group here: https://steamcommunity.com/groups/Oculus_WMR [/quote]
There's not much of a game here, you just run around and collect some treasure while avoiding monsters. You can also eat candy and other stuff that loads up for you to restore your ongoing loss of health. That being said, a buck for about 10 minutes of gameplay. I won't miss those 10 minutes, but I won't regret them either.
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