A Legend of Luca

this game would be so much better if you could turn with the stick instead of having to actually spin. not tryna destroy my index cord sorry. i would give this game another shot if they updated, but since its 5 years old i doubt itll happen

[b]ಠ_ಠ TL;DC (Too Long; Don't Care): Poor usability and controls make A Legend of Luca uncomfortable to play at best.[/b] Controls for this game are atrocious. They were originally built (poorly) for the HTC Vive Wand, and do not present any way of re-binding for Index's Knuckles, which is just a shame. All of the commands are crammed into the trackpad and only two movement controls exist - slide forward and teleport forward. The other directions are used for abilities that you only use rarely, which is horrible from a usability standpoint. I originally purchased A Legend of Luca because it required a fairly large playspace, which I had at the time. Sadly, the game was updated before I really got a chance to get into it, increasing the scale to a much larger one. It's a better and far more accessible game now, but the controls should have been updated at the same time. There are no turning controls to speak of, so you are required to physically turn in your playspace. This can very quickly get uncomfortable on a wired setup, even with a pulley system suspending your cord. I have a greenscreen setup for streaming, but the lack of snap turning to re-orient to my camera makes it d…

I made it to level four so far, got all weapons (the bow was removed) and i unlocked 3 classes. I think the game is doable, i did not have to play so much as you get more experiences. I am not sure i will be able to beat the whole thing thou. But i had a fun time with the game.

I hate leaving bad reviews, but I quite simply did not enjoy playing this game. The controls felt unintuitive and I found myself getting stuck on walls and objects quite frequently. For some reason I had to press down on the joystick while pointing it in the correct direction to perform joystick-bound actions, which adds an unneeded layer of complexity to most inputs. When walking your only option is to walk in the direction your controller is currently pointing, which feels very odd and makes it quite difficult to navigate well while focusing on fighting enemies. It's possible that I could've resolved these issues with a lot of messing with steam settings, but overall I suppose I felt like the game could just use more polish. I do love the artstyle and this seems like a very cool concept for a game, but in its current state I can't recommend it (and considering this game is 8 years old, I consider an update to resolve this to be quite unlikely.)

VR Rogue-like.

Played on Quest 2 via Virtual Desktop. I neat little roguelike that I did not like at first when I played it on a Rift S as this game NEEDS to be played wireless. With some tweaks and improvements this could do well as a Quest 2 native game. Stay away if you are playing cabled or if you got little room to move, otherwise it's fun.