The Long Survival

Conceptually fine but difficult to play because the game lacks a lot of accessibility features. The starting pistol and all handgun grip weapons project from your hand at a very uncomfortable angle (playing with a Quest Pro via Steam Link app) and there are no options to adjust this. You cannot change the graphics settings off of Performance (and 'Quality' is the only other option with no specifics), and I can't tell if this is a UI issue or if the game just genuinely does not support changing that setting. The UI in general is very frustrating as you have both a pointer with digital pressing via hitting your trigger at a distance, but *also* analog button functionality where you press with your virtual finger, which has terrible feedback so you don't even realize it's happening and undoing whatever you were configuring. Worse still some buttons only work with the virtual finger interactions, which can fail if one of your hands is engaged with another interactable. There isn't enough content in the game at present and the gameplay loop is not interesting enough solo to justify dealing with the above issues at this time.

Cool and fun gameplay loop. Just wish if they added a story mode or maps progression.

So, I must of JUST jumped onto this game when this bug hit, and that was some very bad luck. The patch fixed the hand placements (for the most part i believe) but still feels... a little weird holding and trying to aim down the irons on some of the weapons. I do hope this game comes out great considering there really aren't to many PVE CO-OP games via VR. Best of luck.

I will recommend this, but only on the assumption that this is a work in progress. It has potential, but so far it's pretty glitchy. There's lots of cases of the Bugs getting stuck in side walls, or just standing in one place without moving or attacking. I also had a glitch where my left hand just disconnected from my body, and I couldn't play that match anymore. The Good: I like the graphics and design of the characters and enemies. The game is very similar to Guardians Frontline, but has more realistic weapons. The fact that ammo is limited, even if you do have a lot of it, is a plus in my mind. The fact that have a limited area where you can power deployables, also makes it so your placements have to be more strategic. I like that. And the fact that you have different characters you can play, each with their own specialization, is another plus. Overall I like the mechanics of this game more than Guardians Frontline.

can we have a proper controls with the HTC vive pro/pro 2 controllers? since you already did the valve index? cuz it's unplayable Update: bought the valve index controllers and the game sucks :3

I'll recommend this based on its potential but right now you should wait. probably a good while. the angle you hold a gun is way off, it points to the sky and gunstock users will find the sideways angle is also way off. i managed to fix this for the quest controller with a custom controller binding, it is uploaded incase you buy this. but that is only usable through steam vr i think. snap turn has no deadzone calibration so it you have stick drift on that stick, sucks for you i guess. it says crossplay but it either isn't or online doesn't work, there is 0 players and matches which i find hard to believe since it was on the meta store first. a quest friend says it keeps disconnecting and he gets dizzy playing for some reason. the bugs like to get stuck inside walls in the tutorial, i haven't tried the other maps yet and i only saw a choice of 3 maps. it's way too hot to play vr right now. the ui is not fun to use, you have to touch it which isn't bad but it just feels like it needs sanding, lacquer and polish, then the option to point added. it looks like they didn't test this on pc the way it is currently, getting some beta testers could have helped a lot. maybe d…