
Push For Emor is an open world(s) SciFi FPS RPG with light RTS building elements thrown in for good measure. Fight your way across 11 planets, engage in space combat, disable enemy craft and board enemy wrecks, explore abandoned space stations and defeat evil planet governors.
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Languages: English
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Scheint leider tot zu sein. Im Ansatz zwar ganz ok, aber wirkt leider sehr unfertig. Grafisch arg veraltet und Steuerung sehr oft hakelig. Umgebung wirkt leider auch sehr steril, wenig Atmosphäre. Meine Kuratorseite: https://store.steampowered.com/curator/30155555 Meine Steamgruppe: https://steamcommunity.com/groups/voodoode https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fb5erSkkdxY
first of all, this 'review' may seem a bit alpha-beta-biased, because i had the luck to hear the ideas for this endearing game from the creator himself and so on the chance to follow the process into greenlight & EA. this spaceopera is the brainchild of an indie-dev, that is open to your suggestions and will help you with any problem you find on your way; that is something you wouldn't expect from a very busy one-man-army! another positive aspect of this trendsetting endeavour into sci-fi & fantasy; you can just dive in with your VR HMD, but if you wait on such an investment - play 'classic' on your screen. not to spoil the story too much, but there's an enormous adventure awaiting you...visit planetoids of desert, ice or woodlands...battle ancients creatures and high tech foes... fight in close quarters or roam vast spaces...vehicles and ships at your disposal...get deep into absorbing dialogs or keep your distance with the help of your trusty cybersword ( yes, there are ranged weapons of course ^^ ) - these open worlds...this solar system...full of multiple opportunities; but one BIG journey ^^ edit: now with rounded edges; streamlined for your pleasure! ^^ - Nov 2017
*EDIT* As of the new year, this game has been dead. The dev is no longer responding in the forums and there hasn't been an update since December. This is very sad as this game had a lot of promise, but that is the risk of EA these days. I can no longer recommend this game to anyone if its going to stay in this state forever. I have left my orignal review below and I do plan on editing this again *IF* it ever rises from the dead. Wow. Just wow. Let me start this off by saying if you have a VR system, this game HAS to be in your library. It is too good to miss out on, even in its early access stage. tl;dr version: Fantastic little experience for VR, and the most content filled and fun game I actually own for VR. Basically its a normal PC game, but you can play it in VR, and this game has SO much potential its incredible! Long-ish version: When I first saw this game pop up I knew I had to buy it. This is like a Star Citizen/Fallout(or Skyrim) in VR, and it is glorious. GAMEPLAY: The AI is very rudimentary, but again this is quite early in the Early Access, and the Dev already has plans to improve it. There is a main story to follow, but basically at one point it opens up to a 'you choose what and where to go' sandbox. With slight RPG elements, and a taste of RTS as well this game is probably my favorite VR game yet, and I plan on playing a LOT more of it. GRAPHICS: Let me start by saying I have only played this in VR, and while you're in the headset, graphics that are horrible don't even look bad. I did notice when I first started up the game though that distant objects looked really jagged, but turning up the AA, to 8 I believe is what I set it at, it fixed it right up. Looking at screenshots and such from monitor, the graphics are ok. Especially for a single Dev. SOUND: This is where the game is lacking. There needs to be some ambient music while flying/driving/walking around. Maybe add some combat music as well. Other sounds are lacking as well, like footsteps of enemies, footsteps of yourself honestly. So this is where I would like to see a bit of improvement. STORY: I'll come back to this when I finish, as I'm only an hour in to the game. So far though, it seems pretty good. There's a menacing enemy faction which I gather is trying to take over the galaxy. You try to stop them. Simple, but effective. Overall this game is really quite good, but it needs work. Some things that don't really bother me could really bother some other people, so do some research before buying, or hell just buy it as its so cheap right now. A really great VR experience especially for such an Early Access title with a SINGLE DEV! I highly recommend this game for anyone who owns a VR system. 7/10, a must try
This is by far the best space RPG ive played in VR!!!!
I had the ultimate pleasure of trying this game early and creating a video for the epic game developer https://youtu.be/E9pw0wy8RWM check it out for a good idea on how the game will play, even though this game is designed for VR headset use it plays really well on a PC and monitor. This could be the next big space game where you can fly from planet to planet and own some serious alien ass! This is definitely a game to keep an eye on as it plays really well, has a good story mode and has some funny hidden secrets.
Jogo Simples e com opção de combate terreste e também combate no espaço. Vale a pena comprar pelo preço. Abaixo meu gameplay https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ahiXblu--ek
Edit: Changing my rating to thumbs down primarily due to a lack of communication from the developer. As of writing, its been more than two months since the last update, and longer since I've seen any communication. With the current state of the vr market with it's many abandoned Early access titles, I can't suggest this one. ORIGINAL REVIEW: I need to start this with the fact that even as it is, the game is interesting and fun to me. That said, It also has quite a few bugs and issues. I've died mutliple times when a turret I set down clipped into me. Pros: Large open areas to explore. Easy gun mechanics that still provide a good feel. Multiple movement options, teleport, blink step, or directional movement. A few different weapons allowing for different play styles. An actual quest system with npcs and rewards. Vehicle system in place that actually feels like you are in a vehicle. I geeked out when I got to pilot a mech. Cons: Dated visuals. Drifts between N64 and Gamecube levels of graphics. Buggy. No point going into what kinds, just to say almost everything has light issues. It is early access, so hey. Horrible flight controls, needs to have multiple options Sound is not this games forte. When enemies die, it sounds like they did so from behind me. Many sounds seem sourceless. In conclusion only purchase this game if you want to support development and hopefully, as opposed to many early access games see a complete and polished version. I've given it a thumbs up simply because I don't want anyone to dismiss it based on ratings without at least looking at it first. I personally feel that this game is exactly what vr needs right now though, a large scale game that provides exploration and story, not J.A.W.S.
Updated Review: The game has clearly been abandoned, which is a shame because it had a lot of potential. No point in buying it now as it seems clear that it will never be finished and you'd be paying for an incomplete experience that will never exit early access. Original Review: Great game with tremendouns potential! I can't wait for more planets to come out, and with luck, an updated locomotion system. I was fortunate enough to have the dev in my channel while I streamed the game, and he assured me he'll be looking into Onward's locomotion, which I really hope gets implemented. As it is now, the game is great, with excellent visuals and awesome atmosphere! The idea to have each planet essentially have a different theme with the aliens living there is a great one that lends itself to a huge amount of variety, which can already be seen with the planets on offer. For the current discounted price, this game is a steal.
Ni se te ocurra.
Abandoned
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