
Step into the world as it was millions of years ago! Time Transit uses its cutting edge technology to send you back in time on an adventure of a lifetime. Navigate through mesmerizing landscapes from the depth of the oceans to the peaks of mountains. Experience wildlife from bygone ages close up.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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This is visually one of the best games I have ever played it is very peaceful to be able to feed the dinosaurs and just lay down in the grass looking at the huge trees. I am very excited to play a lot more this is definitely my go to game in VR to find peace in my very hectic lifestyle.10/10 great job devs!
Time Transit VR is a beautiful looking VR walking, climbing simulator. The graphics are colourful and very appealing, especially the inverse fountain in the beginning looked amazing. Check out my gameplay video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yMehR_V4T-E Gameplay is somewhere between Climbey, a decent walking simulator and casual adventure. You have a little robot helper, which can be however sometimes a bit irritating and has a funny Asian-English accent, but it is cute. Controls are not perfect since you only have teleportation. This is definitely a bummer in a 2019 VR game. Please fix it with proper locomotion. Update required! Puzzles are okay, a bit confusing and difficult. But on the other hand, I have to admit I am very bad in solving puzzles. Great game. Recommended!
I started playing this game and loved all the dinosaurs and creatures and being able to interact with them. Absolutely beautiful. What I HATE is all the bloody climbing you make me do. Climbing makes me extremely nauseous in VR. I wish there was an option in your game for me to teleport instead of climb. I probably would have finished the game by now if that option existed for me. Instead I stopped about thirty minutes in and have never returned to the game because I don't fancy vomiting. The climbing is unnecessary and does not contribute to the reason I purchased it in the first place. I shouldn't have to waste my time on it. It is a pity because the game is good, the content is good, but this mechanic prevents me from playing it. Please, please, add this teleport option (or something like it, just anything that isn't climbing) and I will happily continue patting the dinosaurs and having the time of my life in the Transit world. Thank you. PS: I have to say 'no I would not recommend' the game as it is now because for people who get nauseous when climbing, this is not something they could play. For those who don't, by all means go ahead - it's lovely., or the thirty minutes I played of it was.
[h1]Experienced on Windows Mixed Reality, Samsung Odyssey[/h1] You can view my review and extended gameplay here: https://youtu.be/q1WpPUfTMYw Funny story - I actually bought this game twice by accident. I bought once on the Steam Store back during the Steam Summer Sale 2019 for $14 USD and then again back in November on the Oculus Store for $10 USD. Yup, I'm getting old and senile, however, I don't regret my purchases as this is one of the most fun games I have played recently. This is the best dinosaur themed game I have experienced so far in VR. Is this game perfect? No, it has some very obvious flaws, but the gameplay is excellent. It has this amazing sense of exploration throughout that only gets more epic the further you get into the game. It took me a little over 5.5 hours to play this game. As I played, this game went from an okay to good game, to an absolutely great game. This game focuses on one thing, to make this an epic adventure for you and it delivers. It kind of starts out a little underwhelming, especially with the underwater scenes. However, by the end you are climbing, ziplining, parkouring, rowing, and solving both environmental and logic puzzles to survive this zany, but still epic adventure. There are so many epic moments and stunning vistas that you will stop several times just to take it all in, and hopefully, taking some good 3D photographs along the way. The climbing never feels tedious although there is a lot of it, especially towards the end. It's very easy, but pleasant climbing with only a few mildly difficult spots where you'll need to jump from one spot to another. The rowing is also nice, although your high-tech oar will clip through your holo-inspired boat. It's a total rush to zipline through these jungle areas and I Just wish there was more of it! There's several different looking locales from different timelines as you're in a time-travelling dinosaur-themed high-tech park. You'll have several tools in your toolbelt by the end of your adventure including a gun that lets you put grabbing spots on certain terrain to reach otherwise unpassable areas. There are some negatives that I need to mention. There is only teleportation (thankfully, there's a lot of climbing to make up for that fact!) The graphics are not the best, although they are good enough in my opinion. Towards the end, in the lava section, I did notice stuttering and several frame rate drops. Lastly, it does get a little frustrating when you think you can fall down a small distance or you're even almost touching the ground and then the game resets you to the last checkpoint because of fall damage (inconsistent fall damage as other times it doesn't reset you and lets you continue). Despite the above minor issues, I don't know why this game is only rated as Mostly Positive given the positives of this game (please note: after my review it is now rated positively). It's an absolute hidden gem and a must buy in my opinion. I did notice that a lot of the negative reviews had less than one hour playing this game. I guarantee if you finish the game that you will have enjoyed your time in this world! [b]Rate 8/10. Severely underappreciated. It's a must buy. Go get it now while it's still one sale. It's a steal for only $10 USD![/b]
This by far has been my favorite VR game I have played to this point and I was shocked at how well my PC handled this game as I only met the minimum system requirements. (The same cannot be said for my recording software though haha) I did overclock my Nvidia GTX 1060 to get as much as I could safely get out of this game, so this may have made my experience a little smoother compared to what it would have been otherwise. I did have some noticeable frame drops in some sections of the game, but they never seemed to last very long thankfully, and my recording software using my GPU as well may have been the cause of these hiccups. The visuals are beautiful, the gameplay is fun and intriguing as a newcomer to VR and I found myself getting lost in just exploring instead of where I was expected to go early on. Being able to interact with various creatures is truly amazing as well. Just imagine walking through a jungle and coming across a bunch of little dinosaurs that are cautious of you, but willing to come to you for treats, and even let you pet them a little bit. Followed by a brisk hike, along with wall climbing and even taking off over a zip line or 2 (really cool by the way) The only way to travel is by teleporting and climbing, while it's not an issue for me personally, I can see this being a potential problem for those that want more "traditional" walking mechanics in the game. A flaw for me was the first puzzle I encountered. I had absolutely no idea how to solve it and the little robot guide never offered any sort of help. I literally brute forced my way through the puzzle by doing all possible combinations I could until I eventually stumbled on the right on. If a person gets stuck for x minutes, it would have been great to see the guide bot offer some advice, or ask if you would like help, but it never happened. Overall I would recommend trying this one out if you have a VR headset as the visuals alone are simply amazing within the VR space. I am still currently playing it so my opinion may change over time, but for now... This game is just amazing and I cannot wait to play more! *Disclaimer* I did receive this game for free, but my views are my own if the game has flaws I will point those flaws out and if there are things I do not like, I will mention that as well. In other words... This is not a paid endorsement. Here's my experience of this game so far. (warning the video's FPS drops quite drastically at times, but the game was mostly buttery smooth to actually play. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nkBuibB4SEw&list=PLD0zgixZjiGwTvXlfCm5ROhFxiEnsTHa2&index=2&t=0s
Thumbs up! I can confirm the positive reviews, but some issues as well. All “action heroes” should be warned: its not action-packed and for sensation seekers. Its an explorers game with big climbing mazes (bigger than Robinson) and some simple puzzles. The music in the first part is a bit too peaceful, and the little robot a bit to childish/naive (speaks too fast). But the graphics are very beautiful - in many places impressive (flow-stone caves, lava area: on par/better than in Robinson (Robinson on highest settings)). But that comes with the price of frame drops and the need for a beefy GPU*. The Diplo dinosaur skeleton/skin-model is the best I have seen in VR! Being inside of a swarm of fish feels like the real thing and is better done than in the TheBlue. The canoe controls are good in open water but not in tight places. Climbing is very smooth and well done and later on added by an innovative climbing-step-gun (yes, gun), that I really liked. It comes close to the real thing, when you take gear from your climbing harness and use it on the rock (unique selling point – they should have made more use of it, because its in the last part of the game). If you do not like teleportation (for me it takes immersion away), wait until the devs implemented it (they announced they will). Due to stutters* and zip-line rides motion sickness could be an issues for sensitive people, I guess. Unfortunately the story is thin (far away from Robinson), which results in a shorter playtime. Since I am a pro-climber and heavy Climbey-content-creator (knowing all the climbing-design-tricks), I cannot say much about the time you need. But its easy for adults. Kids might have to jump more often (I played offline – Steam did not register my playtime). Overall it lives from its beauty/peace/exploring/climbing and provides “oh!-ah!-moments” even to VR-veterans. If you are into this, you really should consider it. Price: Depends on your budget. I do not regret the full price (e.g. “The Climb” is much more expensive). However, given the shorter playtime and limited replayability: I can understand, that some would be unhappy and hence should wait for a sale. *(i5 6500k, 16RAM, 1080 (without ti), Win7! Vive)
WOW This game really took me by surprise. This is in my mind one of those hidden gems that way too few people know about. I have only played about 1.5 hours as of this review but in that time it has given me goosebumps and made me smile many times. If you like games like the climb and Robinsons journey I think you're going to love this one. Graphics are a mixed bag, some things do not look so good but not terrible and other parts can be right out breathtaking. Overall the graphics are really good. Music in the game is amazing and really ads to the experience A LOT. I have already had many times that I felt like I was in Jurassic park. Sound and voice acting are also good. It has all the settings you want from a VR game. Great options for graphics and supersampling. It has both smooth locomotion and teleportation. I big plus is that you can use them both at the same time which I'm personally a big fan of. I highly recommend this game.
A pleasant surprize for the VR games.
I've had a blast with this game. Unprecedented level of visuals for a VR project, highly detailed fauna, amazing sound design, and a decent climbing experience. The only drawback is a still unresolved stuttering during level loading which happens occasionally. Also the robot assistant is super cute :З
Ein unglaublich schön designter VR Walking-Simulator mit einigen Kletter-Einlagen, bei dem man auch einiges lernen kann. Die Unterwasserwelt ist atemberaubend. Negativ, da Preis leider viel zu hoch. Meine Kuratorseite: https://store.steampowered.com/curator/30155555 Meine Steamgruppe: https://steamcommunity.com/groups/voodoode https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=diEeXES8_K8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wOZIbXoSmuI
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