Push For Emor

This game is very likely abandoned due to lack of updates and continued early access status. I recently started noticing this game once again in my library and got curious if any new content was added. Nope. Honestly abandoned titles need to be completely purged from Steam, this title included.

I'm still very early on in this game (just over an hour in), but playing it with a HTC Vive is incredible. This is pretty much the exact kind of game I want from VR. In one moment you can be exploring a small city on an alien planet with various NPC's wandering around, and the next you're hopping into a ship to take off and fight enemy pilots above the planet's surface. It's definitely rough around the edges at the moment, but the ambition of this game is incredible and it delivers as a VR experience in every way. I realise it won't be for everyone, but I highly recommend it for fans of sci-fi, open-world RPGs. With adequate (not great, but certainly not poor) shooting / combat mechanics, it really makes for a compelling experience.

I've only got a few hours into the game so far, and I know there's still a lot more content to uncover. After 2 hours in, I'm only on my first planet. I think there are 3 already in the games current build? The medieval setting world was the the planet I chose to explore first. The landscape is decent and there are variations to flora/fauna. The animal enemies in this realm have such terrible growling sound effects that I couldn't help but to laugh. I kind of hope the developers don't ever change them, because they fit the campy 90s sci fi graphics. I played this game standing. In the medieval setting world, there were definitely places where I could duck for cover from enemies with guns, and peek over to spray enemies with my assault rifle. So yeah, it does roomscale combat decently well. I didn't get motion sickness at all so far, and I have the game set to "strongest vr legs" setting. I've tried 4 different forms of in-game mounts. One of the 4 I tried so far was a mecha that could shoot at whatever I was looking at by simply looking at my target and pressing the trigger. I thought that was neat. I remember a few times saying to myself Wow, that's so freaking cool" when getting into some of the flying vehicles, or a horse. The game provides you many different types of objectives within its first two hours of its campaign. The npc dialogue and the game writer's style is fun and silly at times. I definitely recommend this game if you're looking for a sci fi campaign with varied objectives and room-scale.

Only played 30 minutes so far, but it is already a very promising game. Finally, not another wave shooter. A full exploratoin game with guns, vehicles, and MECHs. I'll update as I play more but it is already more fun than the majority of the VR games I game.

HTC vive version doesn't work. The weapon will not allowed to be picked up by the trigger method. Will ask for a refund

*Updated 2 years later* "He's dead Jim."

while the controls can be a little glitchy ( climbing onto vehicles) i have to say this type of game play is why i bought my HTC VIVE i really enjoyed thiame and cant wait for it to get finished.

A fun sci-fi rpg. At the moment there are 4 planets to visit with the rest hopefully to come. It's a tad light on content at this time. I was able to blitz through it in around 2 hrs. There are vehicles to drive, a bit of resource defense, a flying dragon you can ride, and even a chicken gun.

I have been playing this in VR with my HTC Vive and think it's great fun It supports tracked controllers but for long sessions I prefer to play with the gamepad Here are my first impressions on YT [url=youtu.be/n5dc2pZh5k4] First Impressions [/url]

Do not buy the game. Game is dead