
Far Beyond: A space odyssey VR is the first hardcore Rogue-like in Virtual Reality with a Sci-fi atmosphere and AAA graphics. It features a hard but rich gameplay focused on resources management, craft and strategy.
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Languages: English*, French**languages with full audio support
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An excellent game if you're interested in fixing stuff in space. The tutorial is a bit rough, but if you can get past it, the gameplay is surprisingly relaxing - until you run out of time, resources, or leave a probe behind to be lost forever. Definitely enjoy the game and keep coming back for another playthrough over and over.
Interesting VR space scifi game. You are the captain of a starship and your task is to keep it operating by repairing various mocules of both ship and propes that you use for gathering resources. You can repair many things from motherboards where you replace cpu or ram, or take appart some of your prope and repair or replace broken parts. Sometimes you use tools to open things up and this is kind of nice. You can warp inbetween various systems and every system have different planets/resources or sometimes bad things can happen that force you to move on. - the negative Well do the tutorial and you maybe have to repeat it one two times, since it can sometimes be a little comfusing. Example in the very start you have to pickup an "ipad" kind of thing but to read it you have to pull the device just like you roll out a newspaper.. This took me quite a while to figure out and solution was to use the primary "hold " function and then use another button and pull at he same time with the other hand. But now that i know then cool ;-) Els its a bit difficult to get started with the game, meaning that just make the game start the first time can be tricky..Reason are you have to stand excactly on a spot on the floor and look at some text to center the play area... this is good and a nice feature, but you maybe ahve to try a few times before you are successfull. As far as i notised the game do require quite a large area to play on, minimum 2x1,5m Reason are you sometimes have to to one step forward or sideways ect left or light/front/back so keep that in mind. In my case i do have the space avaliable BUT i have a desk and other things so i had to reach under my desk to reach some things in the game... But it was possible or i improvise to do so... imagine i was pushing my pc arround in vr to reach something in vr.. I did only play the tutorial but so far so good, interesting game like the fantastic game named "lone echoo" from the ocolus vr store.. ( pc.. you can play that game via steam, but you need to install the ocolus software and have it running while you turn on the game via steam vr. ( its compatible with the new vive index controllers by the way ;-) ) and then you also have to install the VR mod named REVIVE that allow ocolus games ot be played on steam.. look for some tutorials ). Anyway nice game and beautifull, great atmosphere and so on. But can be a bit difficult to get started with.
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I got stuck several times, trying to find what I am expected to do shouldn't be considered as a puzzle game mechanic this way. It was unnecessaryly boring.
[0.2] Controls & Training & Help [0.2] Menu & Settings [0.2] Sound & Music [0.2] Graphics [0.2] Game Design [0.3] Game Story [0.3] Game Content [0.3] Time to complete feels ok? (& if the Game can be repeatedly played again) [0] is it Enjoyable & Fun? [0] Could it hold a spot in Favorites? [0] BONUS point: Multi-Player related [0.4] BONUS point: Review for VR Stars received: 2.3/10 ___ Note: v.3 [0.0 to 1] = personal impressions Game description key-points: skip and don`t look back Overview: early 2017 content with poor design and development. Let`s call it simply a failed attempt to make something good with open space content. also noticed failure with spacial orientation and controls.
Space Mechanic Simulator! (strategic flying included)
this game is amazing i bought it for just 5 euro in a sale and it is defenitely worth it. the grind is reall but if you like the grind you will love this game. there are some bugs i found one where my engine wouldn't heat anymore awesome but also where i wouldn't be able to pick up my tools or items glitching they are returned into you ships inventory but it is more a solution to the symptome and not the problem. now the good stuff. i can play this for hours. it has AAA graphics and it runs smooth (turn sampling ingame up to 200) it is a cross between disassembly VR and FTL. you need to maintain your ship mine for fuel and ore(looks like resource gathering in mass effect). there are no enemy's only time is your enemy and it has you on the edge of your seat. the developers bailed i can't even find if the company still excist so this is the game and it will never be anything more but for 5 bucks in a sale its a must buy. sorry for the bad english
游戏是个好游戏,我需要中文! J'ai besoin de chinois. I need Chinese.
I would love to be able to recommend this game, but to be honest with you, I cannot. Pros: I love the concept. The tools feel good when you build and repair your probe. Cons: After a brief tutorial on how to refuel your probes, you are thrown to the wolves. Scanning a planet for resources is tedious and takes a different kind of power than the fuel that the scanner probe takes, (which is a different kind of fuel than your ship takes). No explanation on your other probe, which is just as important as the scanner probe. And when something breaks down, you just get a general alert. My driller broke down, and was just saying "Alert", I had NO idea what was wrong, but it prevented me from drilling... which is how you get materials to fix your driller. Solar System hopping is neat, but it's random, so if you need ore, you better pray to the RNG Gods that you get it, otherwise you'll burn through your fuel. (Which can only be gathered through your driller probe.) So, if you need fuel for both your ship and probes, you might as well restart. I will have say, that there is a setting that makes fuel recharge automatically on safe planets, but I personally feel that that kind of defeats the purpose. Otherwise you're just travelling from safe planet to safe planet, waiting for your fuel to recharge. Turning the difficulty level down ruins the purpose of the game, but otherwise it's too easy to just screw yourself into a corner of not having enough resources and being stuck with either fuel for your ship with no way to get more, or fuel for your probes with no way to get ship fuel. Again, I love the concept.
Le jeu est excellent, un rogue-lite dans le plus pur style de FTL en VR. Sauf que là ou l'on perd les combats (qui n'as pas déjà 36 FPS arcade en VR dans sa bibliotheque), on gagne une gestion pointu des ressources et surtout le core gameplay, l'entretien, la réparation, l'amélioration des pieces et modules qui constitue nos differentes sonde et foreuse. Sonde que l'on enverra sur les planetes pour trouver decouvrir des ressources et foreuse qu'on enverra pour les recuperer. Sachant que chaque utilisation et suivant les environnement/planete ça s'usera plus ou moins vite. Ensuite a vous d'aller dans les "hangar" pour réparer a la main les machines, dévisser, deboulonner, stopper les machine, enlevé des axes, osculter l'usure, la casse, recycler les pieces, en construire de nouvelle, en construire des meilleurs, amélioré. Si tourner une valve, appuyé sur une poignée ou entrouvrir une porte dans un FPS vous met en joie, ici l'interaction avec la mécanique est excellente. Entre ce gameplay qui semble a la fois simple et pourtant si gratifiant (on fini par nos machines par coeur et on a hate de pouvoir changer radiateur, ventilo ou bobine pour une version plus puissante, plus econome, plus resistante), et la gestion de l'exploration, aussi tendu que dans un FTL, survivre jusqu'au bout de l'aventure est le combat d'un seul Humain. On se sent vraiment sur la corde raide, a rafistolé notre zodiac perdu en mer, notre hameçon de fortune, notre canne a peche de survie. Et si on se foire un peu trop seul un coup de chance peu sauver la mise (mais en général c'est plutot l'inverse)... Mais pas de panique c'est toujours cool de relancer un nouveau run. Non vraiment, le jeu est injustement méconnu, probablement car il est sortie tres tres tot, au tout début de la VR. Aujourd'hui il meriterait d'être connu par plus de monde car si il a des egarement dans sa direction artistique et son interface, il est vraiment bien foutu, bien fait, bien pensé et pour un jeu sortie tellement en avance, il était déjà nettement plus interactif que la grande majorité des jeux VR (meme encore actuellement). Bref, je recommande, un tres bon jeu VR, si vous aimez la tension, la mécanique et l'espace, vous y trouverez votre compte !
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