ALaLa: Wake Mi Up!
Fevolution Innovation Inc. · 2017 · Adventure, Indie, Casual, Strategy, VR
PC
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About ALaLa: Wake Mi Up!
"Wake Mi UP!" is a VR party game which could be played by 4 people in maximum including one VR player and three players with joysticks.
It is the first episode of "the ALaLa series" and is definitely perfect for families and friends.
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There's a sleepy cat called ALaLa who has a magical power bringing her family, the ALaLas, into her dreams when she falls asleep.
No one knows where she came from or what she really is. The only thing her family knows is that she might be a cat.
That sounds amazing huh?
However, thing is not that simple.
There's a Tapir living in ALaLa's dreams trying to change them into nightmares.
The ALaLas, as her lovely and brave family, have to rescue her dreams and try not to be induced sleep by the Tapir!
"Wait!! Where's ALaLa?"
"No!! She starts to sleeeeeeep..."
This time, it's a HIDE AND SEEK dream in the playing room!
Who's going to win this time?
Now, try to protect yourself from the attacks of the Tapir and wake ALaLa up!
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There are three playing modes, including "Kill Tapir", "Wake ALaLa" and "Dream Bomb".
Players with joysticks are playing the roles of the family members and the VR player is playing the Tapir role.
VR player could "press the trackpad of the right-hand controller" to choose the mode and “hold the trigger” to start to play.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
So much fun with your friends (if you have any...) This game destroyed mine faster than Mario Kart. The cat is super cute! 10/105 found this helpful
Shameful that the developers made fake reviews for themselves with fake hours for both of their games (this and Planet Defender). Can't support that. It's a bummer too because this one looked much more promising than their other game. Oh well. You guys were getting better at game making, but most people don't want to support frauds.3 found this helpful
I can't recommend this game at the moment. It is cool little party game for kids, except for annoying problems. At first the game would not respond to touch controllers at all. After 2nd time all of a sudden it started to work. Screen with inputs, is absolutely ridiculous!! Why aren't the inputs grouped into players? As in Player 1 edit inputs, Player 2 edit input. It's a bloddy mish-mash! You only pretty much use 2 buttons in the game but you can setup 7!! Why??? First is something that seem to be a keyboard but you can accidentally assign joystick to the buttons, because it's a mess! I have no clue which one is supposed to be A or B because they go: Fire 1, Fire 2, Fire 3, Jump, Submit, Submit, Cancel! What? Why?? What is what? Then it actually gets worse! I see the following in the input menu: Joy_X_1 Joy_X_2 Joy_X_3 Joy_Y_1 Joy_Y_2 Joy_Y_3 Joy_X_4 Joy_Y_4 Joy_X_5 Joy_Y_5 Joy_R2_1 Joy_R2_2 Joy_R2_3 Joy_R2_4 Joy_R2_5 WTF is this?? Where does it end and where does it start for each player! How difficult is it to set this up logically!? I mean they can program whole game, but can't put together some kind of logical key input method???? Mind boggling! Then in Oculs Rift at least, i…2 found this helpful
After playing this game with two of my best friends, I now realize that I'll no longer trust them anymore!!! Totally a Friend Filter Simulator Could be used to test your fragile friendship (if you got any friend... 12/102 found this helpful
Meh. I bought this game thinking it would be a fun 3v1 vr game to play with my pre-teen and teen kids. It needs a lot more work. The game "tutorials" don't explain anything other than what the controls do. We did figure out what the three game modes did after a few rounds, but the game lacks polish and doesn't feel finished.1 found this helpful
Probaby a fun game for kids. Not for me.
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