Anything that mixes your view of the real world with virtual objects in a spatially coherent manner, be it an virtual extra piece of furniture that looks like it belongs right there in your real room, or a real piece of furniture highlighted, or a line and arrows on the street below you, showing you where to go.
It's a builder in 1st person. The world is handcrafted and fixed. So what I did was go exploring to find a place to build a factory. The mix is the salt of the game. You can also just build rail or do these zip-line like in video.Oh now I'm doubly intrigued
I've been having a lot of Newtonian fun with this little game recently - Space Docker VR - though I'm playing the stand-alone Quest version. Cargo recovery is nicely satisfying and there are also several race tracks to try.
The years of flying FAOff in Elite have definitely set me up in the space-stevedore business
This is me doing a couple of easy crate grabs and mothership recovery:
Source: https://youtu.be/5nOmvLxgyLk
)I played the stuffing out of that prior to getting VR so I’ll have to reinstall it to give it a tryDef try Lunar Flight too at some point if you haven't. It's in a similar newtonian delivery chill zone (just with a dash of gravity
This thing is on Steam too. Will try that out tomorrow soon.I've been having a lot of Newtonian fun with this little game recently - Space Docker VR - though I'm playing the stand-alone Quest version. Cargo recovery is nicely satisfying and there are also several race tracks to try.
The years of flying FAOff in Elite have definitely set me up in the space-stevedore business
This is me doing a couple of easy crate grabs and mothership recovery:
Source: https://youtu.be/5nOmvLxgyLk
The link I included in my post is the Steam version
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AAA doesn't produce quality games - it produces decent looking trash at high production quality for the masses. I.e. the packaging is good and contents are flashy. AAA players probably aren't the clientele to buy VR hardware.Was expecting this :/
Ubisoft backs away from VR after disappointing Assassin's Creed Nexus sales
Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot has said the company won't be increasing its investment into VR due to poor sales of Assassi…
If even the most burgeoning VR sector can't sustain AAA-end investment then the dry spell for high end games is only going to extend.
Bum.
At least the game "did okay...but we thought it would sell more" so perhaps it’s not totally put them off VR for the future. It’s a pity because AC Nexus is a really fun entry for the franchise and I would’ve liked to have seen what Splinter Cell VR was like.Was expecting this :/
Ubisoft backs away from VR after disappointing Assassin's Creed Nexus sales
Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot has said the company won't be increasing its investment into VR due to poor sales of Assassi…
If even the most burgeoning VR sector can't sustain AAA-end investment then the dry spell for high end games is only going to extend.
Bum.
VR’s best stealth game - Espire 1 VR Operative - has had a surprise update with enhancements for Quest 2/3/Pro. The PCVR version will be getting version parity in a few weeks, and some challenge mission DLC is also due for all platforms.
It’s well worth a purchase - sort of a cross between Goldeneye and Metal Gear Solid - and the sequel is a little cracker too
The DLC mentioned in the last Espire 1 update is now available for the princely sum of four quid - I’ve played through 4 missions of the 10 available in the 2 new environments and I think they’re a fine addition to the game.
Major free update ships alongside our first ever Espire DLC - full release notes
# Welcome to our 12th major update! We’ve spent the last few months creating our first ever paid DLC since we launched Espire 1 back in 2019. While making this DLC, we’ve made various improvements to enemy AI and some core game mechanics, which we’ve shipped for free as part of Update 1.12...www.oculus.com
