
Enter this hidden izakaya bar hidden deep in the magical forest, where the octopus serves you, fish float into the sky, and a frog enjoys your company while smoking his pipe. In this world the impossible is now possible and you are invited to discover the games and enjoy this whimsical scenery.
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that could make the game better. For example: 1. Emotes that you can do, more intractable things to do ingame like (smoke, drink beer, sigar ect). 2. Face emotes - ability to change face expressions. 3. Hand emotes like showing f-u finger, and more. 4. Stand up from chair and go to bar so you can buy the things like cigar, beer, drinks ect. 5. More gamemodes so it dosent get to repetitive. 6. more characters u can choose from. 7. different maps. 8. Add this game to VR. But a good game after all
very good for free. can recommend it.
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==== 10/26/2017 UPDATE ===== I can gladly confirm that this game now works without any issues on the Oculus Rift. Really like this nice, but if very short experience. I hope there's more added to this game in the future. Because it's free, I do recommend this nice, atmospheric demo. === Original Review Below ==== I played this on Oculus Rift with Touch Controllers and I can't give a full review because I'm stuck about halfway through the experience (I think). The game world is fantastic, I like the look of the bar. It's very quirky, has a bar out in space where weird stuff happens vibe. It starts out nice with having to open the sliding door through curtains. Like I said very nice visuals and music. Nice looking characters. However, I'm stuck where the Octopus bartender gives you a crossbow with a shooting star. Whenever I reach out to grab it, it drops straight through the floor and there's no way to get it back (happened each time in my 3 attempts restarting game from beginnning). I can grab every other object. It's just the cross bow that has this glitch. Anyways, I won't give a negative recommendation because the game is listed as only HTC Vive compatible. But I hope the dev fixes this issue on the Oculus Rift / Touch, so I can give a full review. Rating ?/10 TBD
[h1]Octopus Bar[/h1] [table] [tr] [th][b]⭐Juego gratuito⭐[/b][/th] [th]VR🥽[/th] [/tr] [/table] Una experiencia VR cortita y con buenos gráficos de un pulpo mesero que te ofrece objetos para que los utilices. [u][h2][url=steampowered.com/curator/45277685]🎮🌵Más reseñas en mi mentor🌵🎮[/url][/h2][/u]
(¯`·._)♣ ♤ ♥♠ villanueva-9 ♣ ♤ ♥♠(¯`·._) Un escaparate de realidad virtual vacío, jugabilidad simplona y una mina de logros instantáneos Si buscas un título para estrenar tus gafas de realidad virtual con mecánicas profundas o una historia elaborada, Octopus Bar te va a decepcionar rápidamente. Sin embargo, si lo que quieres es una experiencia sumamente corta y visual para pasar diez minutos, o eres un cazador de trofeos que busca completar un juego al 100% sin ningún esfuerzo, esta humilde propuesta cumple como un mero trámite digital interactivo. • Ambientación curiosa pero escenarios insuperables en monotonía: El planteamiento de entrar a una taberna tradicional japonesa (izakaya) escondida en un bosque mágico es llamativo. No obstante, interactuar con el pulpo que atiende la barra ofrece un nivel de fatiga e inmersión muy bajo debido a que todo ocurre en una única sala cerrada donde el decorado se vuelve estático y aburrido en cuestión de minutos. • Mecánicas dinámicas pero jugabilidad excesivamente tosca: El sistema de juego ofrece una propuesta diseñada para principiantes absolutos en la tecnología VR. Combinar acciones sencillas como atrapar una gallina para el pulpo cocinero o disparar a peces globo con una ballesta de estrellas ninja se siente tosco, ya que el título solo utiliza un único botón del mando para todo, volviendo la acción repetitiva al instante. • Cero progresión y una duración de risa: El juego te permite experimentar sus cinco tareas obligatorias de forma extremadamente lineal y guiada. Liberar al dragón volador o alimentar a una rana que fuma en pipa se siente como un contenido de relleno artificial para una campaña que se puede terminar por completo en apenas 5 o 10 minutos de reloj, careciendo de cualquier tipo de rejugabilidad. • La mina perfecta de logros fáciles para tu perfil: El valor real de este juego se reduce drásticamente a su facilidad para engordar tu biblioteca de Steam. Su lista consta de únicamente 4 logros globales que saltan de forma consecutiva e inevitable simplemente por avanzar en las tareas obligatorias, lo que te garantiza un juego perfecto al 100% en tu primera partida sin guías. • Puntos a mejorar: Al tratarse de un proyecto independiente que se quedó congelado en la fase de Acceso Anticipado (Early Access), arrastra fallos molestos de calibración que hacen que soltar y agarrar objetos del mostrador sea impreciso. Además, la banda sonora es casi inexistente, la traducción de los textos tiene fallos en inglés y la falta de contenido extra tras terminar los encargos iniciales es flagrante. Quizás sirva como una demostración técnica gratuita y simpática si estás aburrido y quieres probar los sensores de tus mandos de realidad virtual, pero a nivel de diseño de niveles, diversión a largo plazo y fidelidad jugable es, por mucho, un título vacío y sin alma. ¡Cinco minutos de interacciones absurdas y un juego completado al 100% en tu perfil de Steam antes de desinstalarlo para siempre asegurados! _____________8__88_____8 ____________88_8__8_____8 ___________888_____88___88888 __________8888______88_8____88 _________8888_______88______8_8 _________8888_______88______8_8 _________8888_______8_______8 _________8888_____8_______8 __________88888____8______8 ___________8888888______8 __888_________88888_8 8888888________88_____ _8888888_______8_____ __888888_______88_____ ___88_____8_____8_____ ____8______8____8_____8_88 _______8888_8__88_8_88888 _____888888_8_88__8888888 ____8888888__88______88888 ____88888_____8_________888 ____88_________8__________8 _____8_________8_____ _______________8_____ ____________8_8_____ _____________88_8_____ ______________88_____ ______________8_____
A really good looking and fun demo showing off some neat visuals. It's super short, but cant complain when it's free. Also a great game to 100% for the 'chevie hunters.
There is little to say about Octupus Bar. The game is 5-10 minutes long. You visit izakaya bar where an octupus will make you do weird stuff. It is a polished and charming little game. If you have a VR set and some time to spare it's worth to check this game out.
Walking through the bar's curtains was already a very nice intro. I was expecting a Irasshaimasei though, but I was immediately stunned in surprise anyway because the forest setting was amazing. The forest was moody, full of ambience, with candles flickering, nice graphics, nice atmosphere, and I loved the japanese music. It felt like going through the backside of a wardrobe and then waking up in Narnia. I loved having bear paws, the frog's laugh was weirdly adding a lot to the mood, the animations were good, the graphics good, it was an easy, yet charming and bizarre situation. Especially liked the feeling of "oh, whats going to come next?!" I can't wait for more surreal, fairy tale VR games like that. Im so tired of (wave)shooters. Please more experiences like Octopus bar
This was a magical little adventure. Really enjoyed it. Reminds me of the Cartoon Network one. A+
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