Survival Nation

I have been playing this game since it was released on the Meta Store. I finally got a PC and installed it on my PC as well. There's a few things I enjoy about the game, it's open world, there's a lot to do compared to back when it first came out and level 55 was max, and I have a few friends that play it with me. However it has bugs on both systems. One bug is not being able to grab the bow string very well although my hand is right on it. This is both on PC and Meta Quest 3. The next bug is not being able to select weapons or items from the radial wheels, you go to select them and it just does not do it. This happens on both PC and Meta Quest 3. Another bug is NPC menus being stuck with your character, but the added bonus is that they are invisible. I will be away from Riley for example, and be trying to fight zombies and my weapons vanish until I tap a button, then Riley's voice is heard "See you later!" but she's miles away and then my weapons can be used again. The next thing is relogging solves these bugs temporarily but that can raise a bug within it self.. the game will not want to start and will leave me in a black screen. I literally have to close out of the gam…

So this is a fun game, palyed it quite a bit with a friend and its got a lot of good going on for it. However the developer has released "full" games onto steam so they can abandon them with no concequences. I was really looking forward to see how Astro Hunters VR was going to be like when it was ACTUALLY COMPLETED but naw, they're just another greedy developer trying to cash in on the latest thing, strongly recommend not giving them your money.

Survival Nation is a VR survival RPG that aims to blend the familiar rhythms of zombie survival with the physical immersion of virtual reality, and while it doesn’t always reach the level of refinement seen in top-tier titles, it manages to deliver a consistently engaging experience through its mix of systems and cooperative focus. Developed and published by Wenkly Studio, the game places you in a post-apocalyptic landscape where survival is not just about fighting the undead, but about sustaining yourself, developing skills, and gradually integrating into a fragile human community. It’s a design that leans more toward long-term progression and routine than constant high-intensity action, which gives it a distinct pacing compared to more arcade-like VR shooters. The gameplay loop is structured around a central camp that acts as both a safe haven and a hub for progression. From there, players venture into surrounding areas to scavenge for resources, complete missions, and confront threats before returning to regroup and improve their capabilities. What elevates this loop is the way it is translated into VR. Basic actions like reloading weapons, managing inventory, or interacting wi…

Its fun and cute game.

So I voted no because of the price. I think this could be a $10 game, but not more. I think it has good quests, great future capabilities, but the crazy amount of eating/drinking you do. Plus how everything is spread out just feels gimmicky to get spend more time. Seems to have good content, graphics aren't quite there for 2023 games. I think it needs more time in the oven and this could be really fun.

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