
Strap into the cockpit of your Arduxim fighter and take on enemy starships in this first-person tactical space shooter. Harks back to the classic Wing Commander games. Playable in VR or on monitor.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Hours played at review time, across 23 reviews with recorded playtime.
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It may have been pretty good a few years ago, but now it's just pretty. NOTHING WORKS!!!!! Doesn't work in VR! Recognizes my controllers in setup, but not in game. Doesn't work in desktop/monitor. No cursor, no anything. TOTAL BUST! Clearly I haven't learned my lesson about cheap games with reduced prices. It's a shame 'cause it's really pretty.
Graert game with amazing potential. First time I feel flying a space ship. I can aim to the enemies with my head, my eyes. using the point from the camera in the VR headset. Please pick it up and make it a bigger game. It deserves it.
I like it.
It's a good game but requires some patience to setup properly with a hotas. Once you successfully setup the hotas you can avoid using the WMR motion controllers altogether after re-centering your seating position via the Steam overlay. You may need to use your right WMR controller to confirm your selections and for button mapping your hotas. I used the "A" button on my right motion controller to map my hotas after launching the game in VR mode. I highly recommend you map the "Return to Menu and the "Use" buttons first on your hotas so you can easily use the hotas to get back to the main menu in case you map buttons incorrectly. You can also turn off the motion controllers afterwards and use the "Use" button on the hotas to confirm your selections. With that said, game works fine with the HP Reverb G2 and the Logitech Extreme 3D Pro controller on Windows 11. It's pretty enjoyable to play with the hotas once you set it up to your liking. Multiplayer has a few maps and supports both public and private rooms. You can also play with bots so the game won't lose it's value due to a lack of online players over time.
Well, I never thought that I would say this, but Steam screwed this up. I originally bought this game in the Oculus store, but I wanted to see what Steam was up to for $3. To start with, they removed the virtual controls, which is my preferred way of controlling the ship. Then they removed the ability to customize the hand controllers and now you have to go out of the game to set the controllers, then back in to test them. In and out, in and out... you have got to be kidding. And they took 'reset view' out of the game, too. Steam took a fun-but-imperfect game and managed to make it even... less perfect. Starfighter Arduxim is a steal for $4 from the Oculus store, but not worth $3 from Steam. I have spent hours playing this in VR and loved every minute. Within a few minutes of installing the Oculus version I was flying my ship, practicing flying against drones until I had my ship set up the way I liked. Then on to the game and playing online, which is a lot of fun. This is not the best, state-of-the-art space sim out there, but it never pretended to be. It is a straightforward game that is easy to get into and have fun. And only $4 from OCULUS. I do not recommend the Steam version. Why does Steam hate this game so much?
It's free, but his game does NOT have "full controller support." The options are bizzarly limited -- there's no clear way to bind primary fire to the left trigger on a XBox controller, for example.
Great game for its price. If you have a few friends with headsets you could easily have a blast.
It is hard for me, because I like simple space sim games which gives me that 90s Wing Commander / Tie Fighter feeling. But unfortunately this game is lacking like the last overall 10% in every category to make your time worthwile. This is really sad, the base potential is there. But the game has been fully released and does not receive any game content anymore. Too simple, too lonely, too less control options (you cannot even map the standard xbox controller freely), not that satisfactory when you win a mission. There is also a complete game braker....No button to map or implemented in any menu to reset your VR seating position. really? Ok, I gave a ♥♥♥♥ and played the whole campaign with a position being 2 m above my avatar pilot cockpit seat while in real life I found myself sitting on the carpet in the corner of my room to get as close as possible to my ingame seating position. No joking :-P
all the issues complained about in the forums, they are real. I like this guys games even though he's been a real jerk. Like him, the games are rough. But I like them enough to play here and there.
Great fun. Really liked this. If I had one criticism it would be that I'd have preferred to fight amongst an allied squadron - it would have felt more realistic.
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