
Vertigo 2 is a single-player VR adventure. Explore the depths of the vast Quantum Reactor as you descend to finish your journey home.
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Languages: English*, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Ukrainian, Dutch, Japanese, Polish, Russian, Simplified Chinese*languages with full audio support
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Hours played at review time, across 47 reviews with recorded playtime.
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positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
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JUEGAZO
这游戏在国内是真的冷门啊,我想搜全秘密武器位置,结果没人做
This game is so much fun, it is easily one of the best if not the best single player VR games there is.
A VR masterpiece! Compared to Half-Life:Alyx: 1) Story and level design every bit as good. 2) Triple the gun variety, 3) Double the enemy variety, 4) None of the cabinets and drawers, 5) Replayability seems like it offers FAR more: alternate characters, mutators, plus over 100 community maps rated at least 4 out of 5 stars. It's TOUGH. I changed from normal to story mode for the first boss fight and for the final hours. Infinite ammo mutator would have been another way to go.
not bad
TIP: By default your main character cannot run, only walk. If you want to be able to run, activate the developer console by pressing F1 on your computer's keyboard when you see the initial game menu or while you're in-game. Then type into the console "movespeed 2" (without quotes) or alternatively "movespeed 2.5", which will increase your maximum speed. Now you don't have to use teleport (dash) to move fast. With your left thumbstick you can now move as slow or fast as you want - up to your maximum movespeed. As a developer I would have done so by default in order to make the game more realistic. Especially in combat I think you should be able to run or sprint, but even otherwise you don't always want to walk to navigate through the world. The game was a lot of fun but would have been better if some of the bosses hadn't been such extreme bullet sponges compared to other enemies. I played the game using Quest 3 and wireless connection to Virtual Desktop Streamer in Windows 11.
Top 3 vr games I have ever played.
banger
Unfortunately, this game gives me same issues as first one. I feel extremely sick playing it. Not even moving in it much, there is something about graphic/engine. I dont remember any other VR game doing this to me.. maybe Borderlands 3 with UEVR mod. So I was able to play very short time, but let me give you my two cents anyway. Blocking players path (locked doors) and forcing him to listen to entire dialogue is terrible idea. Robot who is trying too hard to be Wheatley from Portal 2 is (for me) not funny enough to justify this. Iam fine with dialogue, as long as I can play while listening to it. Being forced to stay and wait for him to do his funny gags so he unlocks my door, that gets boring really, really fast. I cant say much about the rest of game - might be amazing - but I simply cannot get over the extreme amount of sickness which this game gives me. Again, only Vertigo 1 and 2 does that, none other VR games does that to me (And I played a lot of them) Kinda ironic, considering the name..
perfect example of a good singleplayer vr game easily the best vr game ive ever played
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