Cloudborn
Logtown Studios AB · 2018 · Adventure, Indie, VR
PC
Mixed56% · 25
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About Cloudborn
Cloudborn is set in another world and another time. It’s a place of wonder and awe but also melancholy and loneliness. What do you do when a civilization has dug too deep and taken more than its share and left you to carry the burden of responsibility?
Cloudborn is an immersive learning Virtual Reality experience of humanity’s insatiable greed and our inability to learn from our mistakes . The game’s world is not our own, but it’s fate could still be.
- Momentum movement system - To increase immersion we have created a revolutionary locomotion system that allow you to move freely through the world using armswinging action and where all player actions such as grabbing, climbing and throwing yourself affect your momentum.
Scale buildings, cliffs and vegetation to find your way through the remains of a broken world. The momentum-system allows skilled players to throw themselves between handholds to traverse faster and faster. Do you dare to risk it? - A serene, bright yet mysterious setting creates an unforgettable audio-visual experience. Using the latest research in motion sickness mitigation Cloudborn allows an intense focus and emotional immersion in the experience of climbing and exploring the game’s world.
- Masterful aesthetics - Cloudborn has a bright, colorful art-style inspired by Miyazaki movies and watercolors.
Moving out of Early Access the game has been updated with completely new art, level design, interactable objects, effects and bug fixes. Also, we’ve spent a lot of time perfecting the locomotion and added more customizable experience toggles.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
They blatantly lie right on their Steam page about supporting Index. This game does not support Index. It literally says that this headset is not supported as soon as you start the game.6 found this helpful
eh, kinda broken, kept crashing even though nothing was wrong, and it's very repetitive1 found this helpful
Even if you get it working it's still boring, Blade & Sorcery has a better climbing system and its not even a climbing game.1 found this helpful
The first Climber I plaid, and one of the first VR games I played since I already had it when I got a VR system. Honestly, I enjoyed it! Don't expect much of a storyline, but there is a very interesting world here none the less. Most areas can be climbed nice and slowly, although an occasional jump must be made. by swinging yourself in the direction you want to go. The entire game didn't take me long to beat, even at my slow pace. But I still enjoyed the visuals and only experienced an occasional glitch. For it's current price of 90% off, it's a no brainer. Otherwise, I'd expect to pay maybe $5 for the experience...because I'm fairly cheap!
i got to play this early at comic con in sweden and really liked it i then played it and it was a meh game. I do like the climbing and that there is a story but i dont really care but if you want a relaxing climbing vr game buy it
SHORT. This is fun for what it is--which is a VR-typical climbing sim, but it's SHORT in length (and very linear) and SHORT on story (basically none). I can't recommend it at $15. At $5-8, you get a thumbs-up.
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