
A procedurally generated fantasy adventure, starring floating islands, epic loot and a horde of orcs! Try your skills against orcish combat expertise, ancient magic and ragtag airships!
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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No... just, no. Grinder style game, not RPG at all, just grind and grind, never getting enough gold for the fun weapons. Infinite enemy waves... and MORE grinding. Nope.
Man oh man, what a... game, I guess. It works only well enough to sort of be entertaining in the short term. Unfortunately, the low bar these devs set and the poor execution leave a lot to be desired. The gameplay is shallow, short, and repetitive (although interesting in a way), and its a mixture of being stylistic and an eyesore. All of this could mostly be forgiven considering its price if it weren't for the fact that the game suffers from a massive memory leak that requires you to reboot the game every 20-30 minutes. Did...did nobody on their side play it long enough to encounter this? Like, seriously? Whatever. Early VR mehness, don't buy.
Симпатично и забавно. Коридорные уровни с не слишком разнообразными монстрами, но за такую цену более чем достойно.
Overall not a bad VR game to play with friends. Combat is OK, but not as dynamic as some other VR titles. still, its worth checking out due to coop play and procedurally generated levels.
Really enjoyable, especially coop.
With a few minor bugs, like boulders floating around and through you, this is a good rng game, a complete set of orcs of every class as enemies and a good sense of development in the campaign. A lot of weapons and upgrades. Some feedback in the melee combat is lacking but overall a really good combat fantasy game.
Use the crossfire, u win gg 7.5/10 good for the money
monke fuunny
It's a shame I could not continue playing this, but alas. This game is either really laggy or has tons of screen tearing. I was playing on my Rift S with a 2080 Ti, 32 GB RAM and an i9, I highly doubt that my software was the issue since I've played tons of VR games and never had this much of an issue. Now, onto the game itself from what I saw. The random 'dungeons' are not too bad, though are quite boring. There's enemies, there's chests and that's pretty much it. The environments look quite nice and so does everything else, but it doesn't stand out as unique or anything. It's just what you expect from a mediocre VR game. The weapons, at least the ones I got to try were quite nice, a standard sword + shield, a bow and a twin crossbow. It was quite nice that there were lots of weapons to be unlocked, so I am going to assume this would've been really cool to unlock and play with. There is also a set of daggers near the waist that can be used whenever though with a cooldown. I really liked this concept, but for as far as I can tell, the way you hold your hands does not affect the thrown rotation at all. It just throws 3 daggers horizontally and there is no way to rotate it, real shame. There's also scrolls which can give you temporary spells, but the fact that you can only have a scroll of 1 type with you, ruins it for me since I dont like using consumables when I don't know when it's best to use them, though that is my personal preference. Can't talk about multiplayer since I do not have any friends who play VR. One more thing I have to mention just because of how stupid it is, your controllers (at least for me, using the Rift S), are [b]always[/b] shown, at all times. Even when you're holding your sword and shield, you just see those controllers stick through them. It, looks, awful, and there is no way to turn it off for as far as I could tell. The game overall I think would be quite fine, it has enough weapons as well as multiplayer and it doesn't look too awful, though it is just another mediocre VR game that, for me, was unplayable due to lag/screen tearing, which is a real shame.
Okay, So I understand where people are coming from the controllers. They can be a little janky and can take some time to figure out. However, with a little patience, you can get used to them. I think it's unfair to downvote a game at the end of 2022/beginning of 2023 that released at the beginning of 2019. VR tech is developing really quickly and the fact is the game is just dated. I can respect what went into it. It's lighthearted dungeon fun. It's not Skyrim and it's not trying to be. If this game was made today, sure, it should probably be downvoted. The combat is straight forward It's lighthearted and fun The animation style is matches the world. Not much story, just dungeon arcade fun. I would give it a sideways thumb if steam allowed it. EDIT So, regrettably I must change my rating. As I got further into the game, I quickly discovered the new worlds were simply the same as the first one just with slightly new skins to make the world look darker, smokier, etc. This makes the game feel bland, and it becomes a hack and slash grind fest. Disappointing to say the least as I feel this game had potential but doesn't live up to what it could be. I want sell other games here, but it doesn't take too much research to find a few other dungeon crawlers that are better investment of your time and money.
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