Far Beyond: A space odyssey VR

I found this game very confusing. It looks fun and interesting to play, but it's not an easy game to get into. The tutorial in itself is confusing. I think it's a cool concept that needs work; maybe even multiplayer would add a great touch.

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.

Não gostei comprei o jogo, mas na hora de jogar o jogo trava e não entra tentei de tudo,mas eu não consegui jogar, para mim este jogo foi dinheiro jogado pelo ralo, ele trava!

encore un jeu pas fini une galére avec les controleurs htc , de plus vous impose un sens de vue LOL a fuir comme de la peste

it's ok, but a little short / empty. needs more content. worth about a dollar. try the free demo first.

I started the game up and now I am permanently stuck in the ceiling on it. Personality Core tutorial bot is talking to me but I can't see him. With no other option, I skipped the tutorial and now 14 feet tall (I guess the ceiling was higher) I cannot reach the controls. I cannot progress. Devs have apparently already abandoned this game. I'd demand my money back but I doubt Steam will do that.

Space Mechanic Simulator! (strategic flying included)

i like space games just like dead space when you fix things, this game you fix what ever you want you explore what ever you want. Your in control. This game is fun

i would recommend on one condition, that the resource management be updated to standards. it seems the game takes its directive from Dark Souls. Make resources aplenty and varied on planet to planet. tips to add: planets should have fuel deposits, ore deposits and other deposits. now randomize the deposit cache and you have a fully fleshed out game. While the game is well polished and thought out, the gameplay on default settings is equivalent to winning dark souls on first playthrough.

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 !