
Yore VR is an open world sandbox game built from the ground up in VR for the HTC Vive. Venture out with nothing but the clothes on your back and empty hands to live Yore medieval life the way you want.
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dead game stay away.
The best part about this game was me recovering 8GB of SSD space when I uninstalled it.
I think this game has massive potential and is exactly what we need to see more of in this new world of VR games. I will say, however, that this game is most definitly an early accsess title and that should be taken into consideration when thinking about buying the game. Pros: - Has a awesome foundation for crafting and smelting -has a great roadmap for the future -it hints at a survival element in the future that could make for a awesome experience -love all the detail put into how you smith, load crossbows, and actually mine and chop to get resources - the game is attractive to just look around at Cons: -its very glitchy right now (swaying cart handle, bouncy cart that tosses all my resouces around, tools and weapons vanish and re appear in places i think they aren't intended to be. In some cases tools vanish and are no where to be found) -the tracking seems buggy and juttery sometimes. I don't know if this is a hardware issue on my end or a game issue though. -AI needs work, most deer and wolves just stand there and look at me while i hack them to death with my axe. In some cases the deer run when I hit them only to fall through the world. -speaking of falling through the world, its very easy to do. Especially when you are exploring caves. -there is no real way to build and customize my own house from what i saw. I do believe there are plans for "base buildings" in the future however. Summary: It's a great concept with alot of potential for the future as long as the dev keeps up with improvments. Unless you are interested in helping out in testing this game or just want to help the development by purchasing it, you probably will get a very small amount of entertainment out of this title right now until its more complete. But if we ever want to see VR games really take off and create amazing experiences, then investing in little diamonds-in-the-ruff like these is what we all should be doing! Hope this helps the developers and buyers alike!
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seemed promising, had a good evening of fun, mostly laughing at how buggy things were. but updates were regular so I did not refund. then a few weeks later the updates stopped, and here we are.... 2 years later... it will probably entertain you for anywhere from 15 minutes to 2 hours. but it's not worth $15... $1.5 might be worth it just to laugh at your friends frantically trying to throw their ore in the furnace, or failing to operate the tongs to get their ingot out.
ABANDONED BY THE DEVES.
Great proof-of-concept for a real MMO or single-player game. But, it's little more than that at this point. Since the last update was in June of 2017 there's a very good chance this game won't be seeing any more progress or updates. So, taking this for what it is: It's not worth your time. Progress cuts off at some point and the storyline doesn't really exist. So, not taking it on it's amazing POTENTIAL (that won't be reached) you have to say this is a non-recommend unless you just want to go see a tech-demo of possibilities for RPGs/MMOs in VR.
dead game, devs took the money and ran
Yore VR is a free to play VR open world sandbox game. It worked on my HTC Vive. Looked ok, played ok, sounded ok. This was a paid product, now it is free to play. Cons: - Warning: It can cause motion sickness. - Very buggy and missing content that was promised. - Abandoned by the devs. Still in EA, released in 2016. Try it or not try it, that is the question.
It looks good on paper but right now too buggy and glitchy to really make any progress in the game just yet. Inventory management needs some love as well.
Yore VR, HTC Vive için VR'da sıfırdan oluşturulmuş bir açık dünya sanal alan oyunudur. Yore ortaçağ hayatını istediğiniz gibi yaşamak için sırtınızdaki kıyafetlerden ve boş ellerden başka hiçbir şey olmadan yola çıkın.
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