
An action adventure game that can only be experienced in VR. Haru has summoned you to Onogoro Island in a parallel world.Together, You must solve sprawling puzzles and defeat giant beasts called "Kami" that are blocking your path. It is up to you to save the world!
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Languages: English*, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese*, Korean, Simplified Chinese*languages with full audio support
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You can skip the events by holding triggers. Game is pretty fun and definitely for those who want a simple puzzle game and story. Game helps you get used to multi tasking in vr as you need defend her, carry her, and fight at the same time as she is chained to a rock. I do plan on finishing it but you get to understand the whole games mechanics pretty early on.
Very polished game, and a vr jrpg is very rare.
Не особо играю в игры на VR кроме Beat Saber, да тестирую какие-то новинки... но, раз прислали, да еще что-то анимешное и симпатишно выглядящее + мною интересных жанров... ладно, уболтали - поставил на рабочий аккаунт и поиграл. Удивительно, но мне даже понравилось! Оверпрайс конечно безумный на сию поделку, но сама игра довольно милая и кайфовая, даже порой ловил вайбы Metal Hellsinger: VR во время прохождения. На момент написания пройдено пока пару глав, но что увидел меня порадовало - в ближайшую неделю добью (увы не со своего аккаунта, ибо своего собственного шлема дома у меня нема) Проходится на Oculus Quest 3s.
很适合VR入门者游玩,但是太贵了
Cute puzzle game
女主可爱,想抱。 但是你为什么不给看胖次????????
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Clearly one of my favorite VR games. Sure the gameplay isn't really groundbreaking and the graphics might not be the best, but it works very well, and the dodging/firing mechanics works well together. I really like story-driven, games in general, but the whole atmosphere/ambiance of this particular game is clearly what makes it so exceptional from my point of view, as well as the (2) well-written characters. The puzzles aren't too complicated but some are quite challenging, without being frustrating. I was also very surprised with how long the game is, and with time I felt very implicated in the story and the whole game in general. All in all, I really recommend this game, if you're not repelled by games with a heavy emphasis on the scenario, puzzles, dodging, and precision shooting.
One of the worst things in gaming is to take care of a useless npc that can't do anything alone. And this game exactly has that. On top of that it has boring puzzles, loud sounds (when I say loud I mean that it's like they were normalize at 100%) and unsatisfied boss fights.
Works on Reverb G2. Disclaimer: I've received this game for free via Curator Connect. The Tale of Onogoro is a passable physics puzzler/action ruined by the terrible pacing and annoying narration. There was clearly a lot of effort put into the game: there are a lot of visual upgrades from the Quest version and even graphic settings, the campaign is several hours long (I've stopped playing on level 5.3 out of presumably 7 chapters), it's fully voiced and even motion captured. Too bad that the end result is unbearable slog. First person puzzles are overall slow: you have to spend time to move around the level to see it from different points of view. And its even slower here, because puzzles are very light on planning and heavy on execution, often requiring several retries on the latter part. And then it's made even worse by the addition of action elements. Now you also have to dodge slow moving projectiles during the exploration, shoot non-threatening enemies (some of which will infinitely respawn) and restart the whole damn level if you or your sidekick take too much damage. It culminates in insanely repetitive boss "fights", where you have to do the same actions over and over again. To add insult to injury, the game's sidekick is one of the most annoying characters you can have in a videogame. She never stops talking, constantly lore dumping during both cutscenes and level exploration. All of this makes the game painfully slow and boring. If I did not get it for free, I would have stopped playing and refunded it during the first 2 chapters for sure.
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