Into Black

Super fun game! The environments are beautiful and varied, and the shooting mechanics are spot on. The upgrade system encourages you to explore and gather resources. It can get repetitive towards the end and the story is a bit weak.

[b]First things first - is this a VR game or a game in VR[/b] Absolutely a game in VR. Sure, there are some mechanics for extracting materials that are made to make you move your hands around, but there is nothing that could not be made to work on flatscreen without detracting from the experience. The devs are not thinking with 6DoF. In fact some of the mechanics were annoying because they were pointless gimmicks only made to make it look like a VR game. [b]Who is this game for?[/b] Mainly for people who like exploring for exploration's sake and like grinding for stuff. Game does that part fairly well. Also there is co-op so certainly you can enjoy the game with a friend who shares that wish for grinding the game. It's also a narrative adventure, but it's only an OK game on that part - it's not bad, but there is plenty of games that do that better. Get it for this part if you have played all of them. [b]The good[/b] The graphics, the environment is quite pleasing. There is plenty to grind for and upgrade if that's what you want. Your equipment levels up the more you use it - always found that a good mechanic. There is no survival ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. There is multiplayer with Co-op mode and with random matchmaking. Easy to understand most mechanics. There are several difficulty levels. Has endgame. Does not overstay it's welcome, it's short enough if you want it to be. Well optimized. Ran great. No crashes. [b]The dealbreakers[/b] The story is kinda basic. Story has a lot of stuff that just plainly does not make any sense. Worldbuilding had potential but there is not enough details and too many plot holes and inconsistencies to like it. No other human NPCs, make it feel a bit lonely. Just one disembodied voices. There is plenty of small bugs. Usually nothing game-breaking, but sometimes enemies can move through walls. Plenty of objects floating in space and such. Some objects popping in and out of existence. Small studio indie game stuff, however this is no small studio. The menus are not well designed for VR game, even building stuff and doing upgrades - everything is point and click a button on your controller. Very disappointing. No procedurally generated maps, which I feel should be a must for a game like this. Gunplay is in no way satisfying, very arcady and extremely simplistic, there is no manual reloading or ammo limit or anything. Extracting some materials requires the player to do certain movements, it's a skill check really and over time gets extremely annoying and some of it does not work that well either. [b]Is the price right?[/b] If you get to co-op with a friend, probably it's correct. For solo campaign, despite me getting out 15 hours out of it and it being at least 8 hours experience, I don't think it's worth more than 15 eurodollars.

fun campaign and the visuals are great

Holy crap, VR has come a long way. I am only just getting into this game but damn its well made. no jank, no early access nonsense. The hologram map is mindblowingly cool. combat is satisfying and just fun.

Jogo gostoso, simples nos comandos..... Puxa um pouco de cada experiencia dos grandes jogos em VR na forma de exploração...

I keep encountering a glitch that stops me from getting to the next level. its unplayable at this point.

Great gameplay, graphics, storyline, etc... BUT, got to Boss and reduced him to rubble but the game thought he was alive still. His health bar hovered above the rubble and if I co0ntinue to shoot in specific areas of the rubble I could get hits but nothing actually killed him. Very disappointing!

Один из лучших опытов в VR