Kill It With Fire VR

i like it but my fear for spiders is to much

Jeu buggé, contrôles ratés et sérieux manque de peaufinage. Ce serait mentir de dire que je ne me suis pas amusé avec cette version VR, mais de là à dire que je l'ai aimée, non. Le jeu est buggé jusqu'à l'os, entre les araignées qui tournent en rond quand découvertes, celles qui tournent sur elles-mêmes quand mortes, et arriver à se softlock (ou bug?) à cause d'une araignée introuvable dans le tuto, vraiment ? Au niveau des contrôles aussi c'est une catastrophe. J'ai un Valve Index et c'est le minimum effort pour ces manettes. Les boutons qui font la même chose sur les deux manettes alors qu'il manque de contrôles, genre par exemple pour voir la liste des tâches il faut d'abord déséquiper son arme puis ouvrir le menu des armes et regarder en bas pour voir le clipboard avec les tâches. C'était vraiment si compliqué d'utiliser le bouton au-dessus pour juste afficher les tâches au lieu d'ouvrir le menu alors qu'il y a exactement le même sur l'autre manette ? En parlant des menus des armes, là aussi y a des problèmes mais bon, je vais pas en parler, c'est déjà suffisamment long comme ça. D'ailleurs, ça vous aurait arraché les bourses de mettre une option pour régler le volume sonore dans le jeu directement ? Nan, parce que le viol d'oreilles dès l'entrée de jeu, c'était pas nécessaire. Mais le jeu n'est pas entièrement mauvais non plus, le fait de pouvoir foutre le bordel avec une sacrée violence en VR, ça c'est drôle, mais bon, c'est globalement tout ce qu'il y a. Pour ~15€ c'est très moyen honnêtement. Achetez le jeu de base, ça reste la meilleur solution.

its lowkey just fun

Fairly short (around 4.5 hours for me) but a blast to play. If you are afraid of spiders this might not be for you. The creepy factor of the spiders never seems to get old. The puzzle element is a nice addition to the game play. The VR implementation works really well. I did have some issues with spawning equipment now and then but it is mostly glitch free. Thanks to the devs for porting over a flat screen game into a great VR experience! As it is a bit on the short side, you might want to wait for a sale.

its a good game i guess but not worth price cause its literally just a game made to ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ and make money off of the people who take a tiny bit more than 2 hrs to beat the game

The original KIWF is a timeless masterpiece with endless replayability, and the VR port is no exception. The weapons are extremely well handled, the UI is mostly intuitive, and it runs like an absolute dream, it is absolutely sublime. My only gripes would be; The angle at which the frying pan and strimmer are held is extremely awkward to use in relation to where your real hand actually is. In the case of the frying pan, it's nearly vertical when your controller is pointed at 45 degrees, which makes using it a bit of a nightmare. On the plus side, the ranged weapons are both more plentiful and more fun, so that's hardly a problem. I mean, you can literally pick up the furniture and surrounding objects and just yeet them at anything that moves, so your inability to wield a frying pan is the least of your worries. Overall: 10/10, can kill things, and has fire. What's not to love? If you have a VR headset, what are you waiting for?

Best game i have ever played in VR. Runs on any PC, Has great graphics, And it is a good game. However i don't recommend this game to people with a very strong fear of spiders, becase the spiders are really scary.

Going into this, I expected an almost 1:1 replica of the flatscreen version of the game. The differences that this version had surprised me though. The weapon system got a complete rework, and it introduced some new mechanics to be tailored better to VR. Overall, even as someone who played through the whole main game, it was still a fun experience. It reused the same levels as I expected, which isn't a problem, but there definitely were some problems with the game. This version of the game also did leave out a level (the outside one in the yard) and many of the upgrades weren't in this game. It actually did introduce some new upgrades to replace these though. Playing on a Quest 3, it was a buggy experience. I'm not sure if the bugs I came across were only on the Q3 or not, but I still did come across a good amount of them. The main one is how the game handles collisions when walking around. Almost any time I walked against an object or wall with collisions, the camera jumped around a bit before settling in one place, like the game couldn't decide where I was supposed to be. The hands also could have been designed better, because occasionally those glitched around as well. There were also some smaller audio bugs that I came across. All of these together made me want to leave a negative review at times, so this review is NOT a very strong "positive." TLDR: A fun but buggy twist on the original game

Cheap Vr-port. Worst telekinesis I've seen.

поиграл разнёс весь дом и понял что я орахнофоб