Starship Commander: Arcade

Starship Commander Arcade von Human Interact, eine sehr kurze Weltraumballererfahrung ist tatsächlich aus dem Jahr 2020. Ich hätte Wetten können, dass ich das Produkt schon länger in Erinnerung habe. Sei`s drum. Herausragend an diesem kurzen Scifi-Film ist, dass der Zuschauer aktiv am Film teilnimmt. Denn in Starship Commander Arcade sind wir genau das, ein Starship Commander! Das Tolle in diesem Film, wir können per Spracheingabe, die natürlich auf Englisch abläuft dem Computer in bestimmten Szenen spezifische Befehle geben. Die andere Aktion für den Zuschauer ist, dass er in der Schlacht die gegnerischen Schiffe per Kopfbewegung anvisieren muss. Die Grafik ist für ein Scifisetting Durchschnitt, die Auflösung muss allerdings per SteamVR hochgeschraubt werden, sonst ist er sehr blurry. Der Film bietet keine Grafik-Optionen an. Das ist alles etwas Altbacken und macht auch nur genau einmal Spaß, da hilf es auch nicht, dass die Programmierer ein Team aus Leuten sind, die vorher an Dingen wie Mass Effect oder Tomb Raider gearbeitet haben, das ist dann schon eher peinlich. Der Spieler sitzt übrigens, ohne die Arme bewegen zu können den ganzen Film über in seinem Kommandosessel. Die Geschichte, die ebenso nicht sehr einfallsreich ist, handelt also vom besagten Raumschiff-Kommandanten. Wir steuern als Offizier der Erdstreitkräfte einen kleinen Fighter – den XR71. Inmitten eines intergalaktischen Krieges im Jahr 2315, müssen wir eine geheime Mission durchführen, geheime Daten stehlen und die Quelle zerstören. Die Sprachsteuerung die mit ein paar Befehlen funktioniert, versteht wirklich erstaunlich gut. Ich habe absichtlich genuschelt und meine Stimme verstellt, der Computer hat mich immer verstanden. Falls der Film nicht gut gescriptet ist, gute Leistung. Das Hologramm, mit dem wir zu Beginn der Mission kommunizieren, fragt uns im am Ende, ob wir noch Fragen hätten.Ich habe also einfach mal nach Schiffsdaten gefragt und auch eine „persönliche“ Frage ... In den meisten Fällen waren die Antworten ziemlich allgemein gehalten, versucht es mal. Denn eigentlich ist genau diese Szene der eigentliche Spaß. Der ganze Film dauert ca. 15 Minuten, je nachdem wie lange man mit der Dame quaseln will. 👀[url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/32170554/]Quaselstrippen im Weltraum [/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] ------------------------------------------------------------> Starship Commander Arcade by Human Interact, a very short space baller experience is actually from 2020. I could have bet that I remembered the product longer than that. So be it. What is outstanding about this short scifi film is that the viewer takes an active part in the film. Because in Starship Commander Arcade we are just that, a Starship Commander! The great thing about this film is that we can give specific commands to the computer in certain scenes by voice input, which is of course in English. The other action for the viewer is to use head movement to aim at the enemy ships in battle. The graphics are average for a scifi setting, but the resolution needs to be turned up via SteamVR, otherwise it is very blurry. The film does not offer any graphics options. It's all a bit old-fashioned and only fun once, so it doesn't help that the programmers are a team of people who previously worked on things like Mass Effect or Tomb Raider, which is rather embarrassing. So the story, which is equally unimaginative, is about the aforementioned spaceship commander. We control a small fighter - the XR71 - as an officer of the Earth forces. In the midst of an intergalactic war in the year 2315, we have to carry out a secret mission, steal secret data and destroy the source. The voice control that works with a few commands really understands amazingly well. I deliberately mumbled and disguised my voice, the computer always understood me. If the film is not well scripted, good performance. The hologram we communicate with at the beginning of the mission asks us at the end if we have any questions, so I just asked for the ship's data and also a "personal" question ... In most cases the answers were quite general, so give it a try. Because actually this scene is the real fun. The whole film lasts about 15 minutes, depending on how long you want to chat with the lady. 👀[url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/32170554/]Quaselstrippen im Weltraum[/url] 👑 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]

Truly Starship Commander is the beginning of what will be the next evolution in the gaming industry. Never before have I genuinely felt that I was speaking to living and breathing NPC. Even at times when I would test the game with more uncommon phrases, I would get pretty sound response as if I was talking to a real person. Playing in VR definitely makes for the most immersive experience and it only makes you yearn to play more. Though Starship Commander is on the shorter end, it more than makes up for it by being a pioneer in the growing VR world. I tip my hat to the Human Interact team and can’t wait to see their future endeavors.

[h1]Follow our curator for similar games[/h1] https://store.steampowered.com/curator/35180752-3-point-play/ VR space sim + interesting experience - short = Siri, Alexa, meet Sarah. Feels like a mini Star Trek experience using voice commands to interact with the system. It takes about 20 minutes to finish.

Don't bother. It's a tech demo. It's not fun and the story is non existent.

Release more of this game, Please! The story seems interesting and the music is good. The voice recognition is amazingly fast and accurate compared to any other voice controlled game I've ever played. This is where I'd like to eventually see more RPG's go, where I can converse naturally with the people I am interacting with. Tired of the good/bad/jerk response mentality we've been boxed into.

Re-Visited Impressions // Rift S // RTX 2070 Super: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uv89CiZ_fpo If you look at this title more like a fun fair ride, not a game, then its worth the price. You also get a cool FREE documentary which is highly worth a watch. My Quick Thoughts: I had the pleasure to play this game last year and it has a really unique element. No controllers are needed as you use voice commands to control your ship. This was suppose to be a much bigger project but financial woes forced the developer to keep this as more of a VR experience, sort of like a fun fair ride. This game is worth it just for the FREE Documentary that you get that shows you the struggles a game developer faces in 2020. Strange enough these same factors also faced developers way back in 1995 as you can see in my video.

This game is simply amazing. I'll admit, I actually purchased it without realizing it was voice controlled. Once I found out I thought it would be gimmicky bit it isn't. The tech is absolutely fantastic and he execution is well worth the price. As an experienced and avid VR player this is the most unique and engaging thing I've ever played. The acting is spot on, the graphics are beautiful and the action feels realistic. I never would have thought it would be this good had I not actually tried it. I really hope this team is able to continue on with the concept and release more great games or expand this one. Yes, it will be short but it is worth the price.

[b]ಠ_ಠ TL;DC (Too Long; Don't Care): A tech demo whose game play isn't worth the price of admission, even at sale prices.[/b] Like any other arcade experience, Starship Commander over-promises and under-delivers. The overall completion time of this game will clock in around 15-20 minutes, and there's very little here. It's a flashy snooze-fest that you'll play once and won't touch again. The developer talks up their voice recognition and how much they've put into having varying responses, but end result is disappointingly slim. For the most part, you're limited to the handful of responses that the developers have anticipated. If you're looking for a better VR title that features voice recognition, try out [url=https://steamcommunity.com/id/lookofdisapproval/recommended/527100?snr=1_5_9__402]Star Trek: Bridge Crew[/url], instead. Beyond voice recognition, gameplay is also performed by looking at enemy ships to target your weapons, and occasionally leaning left or right to dodge attacks. There's no use of other controllers of any sort beyond this. Using the HMD orientation to target attacks is a very poor user interface, but you won't play this game long enough to notice. [b]For more VR reviews like this one, follow the [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/38513044-%25E0%25B2%25A0_%25E0%25B2%25A0-Reviews/]ಠ_ಠ Reviews Curator page.[/url][/b]

The game would've been okay if the story was longer. I spent $8 on this. I regret it. It was only about 13 min. Don't buy it. Not worth the price.

7 minutes and I had to close it because of absolute boredom. You are seated, no buttons at all, you say some words that you are being told what to say, only repeat some words. Boredom starts I decide to wait to see why it is called arcade, then suddenly ships appear and... you have to look at them, in your stationary ship, so just by looking at ships the lasers shots them...agggh. So ... that was enough for me... pressing start on the gamepad closes the game (??). Uninstalled. Posted my deception in this review to alert someone else.