ViSP - Virtual Space Port

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Ab Level 2 macht das Spiel kein Spaß. Ich verstehe den Ansatz nicht, dass man alles kaputt gemacht bekommen soll. Das ist eher deprimierend. Die Grafik finde ich wunderbar. Die Bedienung ist nicht gut. Zu 50% bedient man etwas anderes, als man möchte.

Eh. Really like the concept of building out a space rig and then having to defend it in 3-D. However, there are only a couple different types of "structures" that you can make in this game - which limited the feeling of strategy. Instead, it mostly felt like a race to just be constantly looking out for where the new bombs were coming in and rush over to build up that area really quick. After an hour of play I was pretty bored, despite the game's attempts to bring in new content with the higher levels.

I'm just getting started with it but it's a cool game.

nechapu že to má tolik kladných hodnocení je to luxusní nuda hru vracím

kinda like it.. but where do i find recepie for how to build other stuff then the harvester docking stations:) ill ask in community instead

A decent VR game with good use of virtual space. I had fun with the mechanical and tactile process of building, especially the magic arrangements that produce docking ports, guns, and so forth - a brilliant alternative to messing with control palettes. However, I found the attackers to add little and detract much. I feel like the designers fell into the trap of trying to shoehorn an arcade game mentality into a perfectly viable creativity tool, despite the lessons offered by the likes of Kerbal Space Program, Minecraft, and Townscaper. There's no real satisfaction in completing a level: the satisfaction comes from the process of building, which is interrupted by the level abruptly ending. Two alternative mechanics that I would have found more fun: * A puzzle game: satisfy certain requirements given limited resources * A simulation game: build in a sandbox subject to more complex constraints of power requirements, habitation, trade, etc. I still recommend the game because unique VR experiences are always worth the visit, but the execution leaves something to be desired.