OUTLIER

All it needs is a little more time in the oven and a banger of an OST when fighting. edit: nevermind they canceled development, its caca

it is a fun game to play but the content is just not there. - there are 5 types of enemies and 1 boss - there are 5 types of enemies guns (4 guns and 1 bow) and 3 types of magic - the upgrades don't actually effect the game play they just add a multiplier to a number. - you can complete a run in less then 10 minutes and still defeat the boss. - the inter run upgrades are almost useless considering that they make the game easier when the game is already very easy for reference if you've seen the first video on their store page you've seen the entire game with all enemies and weapons

Outlier von Joy Way, die man evtl. von Against und Stride kennt, haben jetzt einen schnellen Roguelite-Shooter veröffentlicht. In Outlier können wir springen, klettern, alles werfen, was wir zur Hand haben, und natürlich schießen! Und genau das sollten wir auch tun, wenn wir nicht von den unterschiedlichen Gegnern gefressen werden wollen. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2798099940 Zu Beginn bereitet uns das Spiel in einem kleinen Tutorial vor, in dem uns die grundlegenden Bewegungen erklärt werden. Am Ende des Tutorials befinden wir uns im Hauptspielraum, wo wir mit dem Spiel beginnen oder in einem der anderen Räume unsere Waffen testen können. Im Hauptspiel, das zwar über eine Story verfügt geht es halt darum so lange wie möglich zu überleben. Es heißt also springen, rennen, klettern, schießen, Gegenstände werfen usw. Werden wir getötet, geht es wieder von vorne los. Unser Gehirn wird einfach in den nächsten Bodydrucker gesteckt und weiter geht es. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2798100255 Im Spiel finden wir Stelen mit Waffen oder anderen Dingen, wir können allrdings immer nur eines wählen. Aber es gibt genügend diese Stelen auf den prozedural erstellten Karten. Neben den Waffen gibt es Power-Ups die wir sogar kombinieren können. Grafisch ist Outlier leider nicht so schön, wie der Trailer damals suggerierte. Geschuldet natürlich wieder einer Questifizierung. Es ist eher Lowpoly und die detailarm für ein PCVR-Spiel. Es gibt natürlich kein Fingertracking. Allerdings bietet Outlier eine gute Physik obwohl die Kollisonsabfrage manchmal etwas merkwürdig ist. Klettern funktioniert gut über die Griptaste nur die Dashfunktion, die relativ essentiell für da Spiel ist hakt manchmal. Werfen, bzw. Telekinese funktioniert gut. Der Sound ist gerade so in Ordnung, die englischsprachige Offstimme kann man allerdings gut verstehen. In den Einstellungen gibt es zwar einen Audio und Videobereich, aber leider konnte ich die Optionen nicht öffnen. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2798100113 Wer auf Roguelite steht hat mit Outlier bestimmt ein recht unterhaltsames Spiel, in dem man sich eine Weile mit verschiedenen Gegnern austoben kann, auch wenn es sich doch immer wiederholt, aber so ist ja das Genre... es ist sicherlich kein herausragender Titel. 👀[url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/32170554/]Mehr Wiederholungen[/url] auf meiner Kurator Seite. 👑 Powered by HoI 4 Deu Curators group in German / English 👑 [list] [*][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/30388691/] Follow Main group [/url] [*][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/40282064/] Follow Second group [/url][/list] [u]English:[/u] ----------------------------------------> Outlier by Joy Way, who you might know from Against and Stride, have now released a fast-paced roguelite shooter. In Outlier we can jump, climb, throw anything we have at hand, and of course shoot! And that's exactly what we should do if we don't want to get eaten by the different enemies. At the beginning, the game prepares us in a small tutorial in which the basic movements are explained to us. At the end of the tutorial we find ourselves in the main game room, where we can start playing or test our weapons in one of the other rooms. In the main game, which does have a story, it is all about surviving as long as possible. So it's jumping, running, climbing, shooting, throwing objects and so on. If we are killed, it starts all over again. Our brain is simply put into the next body printer and we continue. In the game we find steles with weapons or other things, but we can only choose one at a time. But there are enough of these steles on the procedurally created maps. Besides the weapons, there are power-ups that we can even combine. Graphically, Outlier is unfortunately not as beautiful as the trailer suggested at the time. Due to questification again, of course. It is rather low-poly and poorly detailed for a PCVR game. There is of course no finger tracking. However, Outlier offers good physics although the collision detection is sometimes a bit strange. Climbing works well via the grip key, only the dash function, which is relatively essential for the game, sometimes hangs. Throwing, or telekinesis, works well. The sound is just okay, but the English voice-over is easy to understand. There is an audio and video section in the settings, but unfortunately I couldn't open the options. For those who like roguelite, Outlier is certainly quite an entertaining game in which you can let off steam for a while with different enemies, even if it does get repetitive, but that's the genre.... it's certainly not a standout title. 👀[url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/32170554/]More replays[/url] on my curator page. 👑 Powered by HoI 4 Deu Curators group in German / English 👑 [list] [*][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/30388691/] Follow Main group [/url] [*][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/40282064/] Follow Second group [/url][/list]

PROS: -The movement and telekinesis are fun CONS: -There is SOOO much jank with EVERYTHING, including with the movement and telekinesis -game runs like garbage, even on my rtx 2080 and i7 8700k. unplayable when more than a few enemies exist -the map collision is terrible with massive random invisible geometry nowhere near the actual walls, and even blocking the item shops INSIDE THE INVISIBLE WALL WHERE YOU CAN'T GET TO IT. This game is barely worth $10. I received it as a gift and still requested a refund for my friend.

Meh, wish I could recommend it, but personally don't find it great. Just the average bullet spam rougelike vr game. It's "dash" mechanic is nice, but it's tied to how fast you move your hand so it's hard to dash and shoot. They have a Video and Audio tab in the settings, but you can't click it so eh. Way to much makes your controllers vibrate with no way to turn it off. Hand over where you can grab weapon? Vibrate. Hand colliding with wall? Vibrate. In the games menu? Vibrate. Probably more as well but I didn't play much. First time launching it the tutorial glitched and no enemies spawned, including the boss that's meant to kill you. used the menu to go back to the "hub" and got stuck in the upgrade tutorial as it wanted me to buy an upgrade to progress but I got no points because there was nothing to kill. Luckily restarting the game reset me back to the beginning at the time. There is also plenty of small geometry that you will get stuck on, including tiny steps that for some reason you can't walk over while you can bigger ones. Guns and abilities seem nice, but nothing amazing. They have an option in the settings tab you can see that lets you change between hold to hold and toggle hold. Though toggle hold also affects the bow so you have to grab the arrow twice basically to fire it. Toggle hold doesn't affect the telekinesis though. Don't know about the other weapons/abilities as the only thing I unlocked was the basic telekinesis, basic pistol, and the bow before refunding. Other than that, again, it's just an average bland rougelike vr bullet spam game. Hopefully it turns out better before it's fully released but who knows with how these games go.

Character movement is too fast and odd, you'll definitely get motion sick from this but that doesn't even matter because chances are you wont even to play any real amount of the game. I was barely into the tutorial when the game bugged and a boss that was supposed to kill the player spawned dead, then when i went to the menu to bypass it, it told me to upgrade my character. I did but the game didn't acknowledge it and i couldn't progress anymore into the game. Didn't even get to play a single level before i was locked by a game breaking bug. 0/10 dont bother

great concept, terrible execution

At the time of this review Oculus Quest 2 through the Oculus Rift still has some major issues, such as height adjustments (to the point where I became a GIANT) and just generally bad handling. But aside from that, the game as it is is just not much fun. The gunplay feels slow and awkward, the movement, especially the leaping, is awkward and often just plain broken. The leap by bashing both controllers down hard (sort of... vaulting) sounds fun in theory, but it's just annoying after 10-20 minutes of play. There is no coherent or intelligent story to speak of, basically "something happened, go down to planet and shut down something, oh weird, there are aliens." There might be more here that I didn't explore yet, but if a game can't draw you in in the first 2 hours, be it with story or gameplay, you refund it in case you wasted some good money. That said, the price is a-okay. I personally couldn't fill 2 hours because it glitched me into being a giant, ten times as big as the portal, all the menus were tiny and unusable. I got annoyed and refunded after already being annoyed by the gameplay.