Metro Awakening

Cannot recommend unless you can fix the rendering issues. the screen shakes and tears badly when looking around to where it gives me severe motion sickness and nausea

Silah kullanımı olsun çatışma olsun harika bir oyun en keyifli VR oyunlarında biri ama oyun bazne jumpscare atabiliyor :D

The game didnt even reach the start menu

top 3 of my favorit vr games

I give the game 6/10. It stays pretty consistent with the feel of the other Metro games, but it's strictly underground. The game doens't add anything new to the VR space, and some controls feels a bit clunky - especially when trying to pick up items from the ground. Seated mode is always a welcome addition and worked well otherwise. Graphics looked okay, but the gunplay and enemy AI had a bit more to desire. I did enjoy the reloading of some weapons, like the scrambler and crossbow which felt very immersive. The areas also start feeling pretty repetitive halfway through the game. Overall, not a bad game. If you enjoy the Metro series and want to get a better idea of Khan, play it for the story - but don't expect anything amazing.

Muy buen juego, voy por la mitad solo y me parece un juegarral de la a a la z, nose porque la gente le pone tantas pegas... eso si, me está costando encontrar valor para pasarme algunos segmentos jajajaj, por ponerle un pero es cierto que le falta algo mas de acción, pues el juego en si mismo a veces son demasiados minutos sin pegar un tiro, aunque entiendo que lo hacen por motivos de inmersión...

I didn't expect it to be possible to make a full-fledged METRO game for VR, but they absolutely pulled it off. The story, the controls, the graphics - everything just works. The biggest surprise in Metro Awakening is actually the controls. They're incredibly intuitive, and as you progress through the game, they become second nature thanks to muscle memory. After a while, you instinctively reach into your backpack without even thinking about where everything is. Reloading your weapon in the middle of a firefight? No problem - you just need a bit of practice. If you have the chance to experience it, I highly recommend it. Metro Awakening proves that VR games don't have to be "party games" you play once a year. They can absolutely deliver a compelling, story-driven experience.