Lucky's Tale

Delightful platformer, in the traditions of the best ones. By which I mean: - Vibrant, colorful world with great character and enemy design - Nice upbeat music - Water level with slightly weird physics - Some surprisingly gnarly character deaths - Just fun to play

Remastered/portage d'un jeu Oculus Rift sorti en 2016, pour un plate-formeur 3D à mascotte assez classique mais varié. Ici à part viser certaines cibles/ennemis avec le casque, il n'apportera pas grand chose de plus à être en VR comparé à d'autres jeux qui utilise le joueur pour résoudre des petit puzzles... On peut le jouer entièrement assis & il serait nettement plus agréable à la manette qu'aux contrôleurs Vive même si ça reste jouable... (mais attention à la crampe au pouce) J'ai bien essayé longuement de le faire fonctionné avec une manette type Xbox mais rien à faire... Aux Pad Vive en plus, les contrôles bug régulièrement où Lucky continuera de courir sans s'arrêter alors que je ne touche plus le Pad... De plus, la caméra (nous) suit automatiquement le perso & y est souvent un peu trop collé de base. La collection de pièces sur la route étant le classique pour avoir des vies supplémentaires... Chaque niveau aura un secret a trouver & 2 modes supplémentaires à l'histoire une fois terminé (contre-la-montre & un nombre précis de pièces rouges à trouver qui ne contiennent malheureusement pas de checkpoint) Autre petit bug, quand on change la langue, les volumes de la musique & des bruitages passent à zéro...à régler dans les options une fois l'intro fini (qu'on pourra revoir), de même à chaque redémarrage pour la musique... Facile (si on exclut les contrôles crispants & buggés au Vive), mignon & enfantin avec des décors qui rendent très bien en VR. Sympathique bien qu'il mériterait le support d'une manette classique, les Pad du Vive n'étant vraiment pas du tout fiable ni ergonomique pour les plate-formeurs de ce genre. (sous HTC Vive Pro 2)

sorry ( Now remastered for modern VR headsets! ) not realy a remaster if you only use a updated a character model from super luckys tale and there is a visual downgrade compared to the oculus version (not mutch) for me its not a problem i realy love Luck`s tale for me one of the best vr games there is en the best 3d platformer its a masterpeace i only bought the game to support Playful Corp im glade the is a steam version of the game for all the vr players thad dont have a oculus heatset or use revive so if you like 3D-platformers and have VR leg`s this is a Must Have

One of those games I kinda wish steam allowed for a middle ground between yes and no. Just a "meh". But I'm leaning more no with this one. It's just an incredibly generic platformer with the singular gimmick of a VR camera. That's all it does with the VR and that's disappointing. Could of had the player able to interact with things in the game world like move sliding platforms or pull out-of-reach levers, stun enemies, block projectiles, anything... Mario galaxy managed to pull off this concept of the player being able to interact with the game world independent of the character nearly 10 years earlier. Honestly how did they not do this sort of stuff? The player here is just a pair of gloves that can kindof pet or boop Lucky but not really cus Lucky's only interaction with the hands is that his head is awkwardly pushed around by them, and he does a little animation and sometimes says hi whenever they're in his vicinity. Basically just a game for kids. And I say that as someone who greatly enjoys most of the iconic colorful mascot platformers from the n64-ps2 era that this clearly takes a lot of inspiration from, and thinks they have a lot to offer people of all ages... Mario, Sonic, Spyro, Crash, Ratchet&Clank, Jack&Daxter, even Gex for those that remember Gex exists. This just has none of the charm or substance of any of those. It feels like they took the very bare essentials of what constitutes a platformer, slapped a cute generic fox character on it, and made it a very basic proof of concept for a 3rd person vr platformer. I'd wager most teens to adults who've actually played any of those, or just other platformers in general, would find this horridly dull after the novelty of being able to physically look around wears off in the first 10 minutes. But for a small child you've just handed a piece of technology they're definitely too young to be allowed to use, this would be one of the few vr games actually suitable for them. 20$ is also just excessively overpriced for how little there is here, and for it being a 10 year old game.

In Lucky's Tale VR the camera moves on its own with no way to change this behaviour. Moving the player's perspective without physically moving the player creates a disconnect between senses and therefore often causes motion sickness. Since it's a VR game I assumed they would have a basic accessibility feature for a different way to move the camera, but sadly this is not the case. Therefore it's unplayable for me.

Enjoyable. I wanted to play more. Refreshing to see this sort of thing in VR. Not Mario, but close enough to give me those kicks.

Honestly didn’t think I would love this game but wow I was wrong. Honestly I prefer this over Max Mustard and Moss!