Odyssey: The Deep Space Expedition

[h1]Experienced on the Oculus Quest 2[/h1] I have no idea how this "game" got this many positive reviews, but as you can see, the majority of them received a free Steam key. I actually got this game in a VR bundle so I guess I only paid about .50 cents for it and that's just about how much it is worth. No, it's not even worth that. If this were free, I might give it a 5/10 score. However, as a paid product that used to go for $13.99 USD, but now has lowered it's price to $4.99 USD, they need to go towards .99 cents. $5 USD is too much for this low quality product. This game is outdated. It makes the Unity Engine look really bad. Teleport only. For some reason, it only works with the left hand to teleport. For the most part, it's nodal teleportation, but there are very small areas where you can teleport freely where you'd like. There is no smooth or snap turning. The VOs are some of the worst I have ever heard. It sounds like they are recording on the mic from the original Oculus Rift. The visuals are almost as bad, with PS2 era graphics and bland environments. The scales also seem off. Interactions are absolutely atrocious. The gameplay consists of being told some emergency is…

Seriously? This is even called a game? Cant chose what to do really. Without VR cant even exit gun station. All I do is shoot asteroids? I would be furious if I would pay more than £1 for it.

As a person who only plays single player games I can say with all honesty that the single player mode is a guaranteed loser it is not fun at all losing every game and staying on the same level, for those who play multi player it might be better but even then maybe not, I cannot recommend this game, it needs work.

It did not work with my Rift S.

Odyssey: The Deep Space Expedition is a compact science-fiction adventure that favors atmosphere, exploration, and audiovisual storytelling over complicated mechanics. Developed and published by TouchDown Creations, it presents a future in which Earth can no longer support humanity, forcing an expedition into deep space in search of another habitable world. What makes the premise more interesting is that the mission is not simply carrying human survivors. The vessel also contains preserved examples of Earth's biodiversity, with plants and animals maintained in controlled ecosystems so that terrestrial life has a chance of continuing somewhere else. This concept gives the journey an environmental theme that distinguishes it from the usual military approach to science fiction. The player takes the role of an explorer participating in an expedition where the survival of the ship represents much more than saving a handful of astronauts. Moving through the station and discovering its different areas gradually establishes the importance of the mission. There is an effective feeling of isolation and vulnerability surrounding the voyage, although the game's short duration prevents its sto…

simple and fun. nice little game.