Dixotomia

[h1]Creative indie shooter with a great story and original gameplay[/h1] Yes, I do [b]highly recommend[/b] this game. It's an indie game and it's not perfect, but it is [b]incredibly engaging[/b] for a VR game. Let me start by highlighting [b]the negatives[/b]: [list] [*] Your hands clips through most stuff. [*] Graphics are not the best, human models specifically up close are uncanny to say the least. (as a counterpoint, you get used to it pretty quickly and it enables the game play with great performance) [/list] And the [b]neutral[/b], at least to me: [list] [*] Interactivity with objects is not a strong point. It happens, but it's minimal. There is some basic physics with objects you grab. [*] Most sections of the game are corridor-shooter style interspersed with bigger arenas, a common trope in shooters. [*] Reloading is a simple matter of bringing down your weapon and up again. [*] There is a considerable amount of HUD elements in the screen. Some people think it harms the immersion. [*] You summon your weapons in the right hand by selecting from a floating menu, and to dual-wield you summon it two times, the first time grabbing it with the left hand. [*] There is a …

No sir, I do not like it. Something feels off about t his game, has not soul like talking to a lying ChatGPT prompt.

Just finished the first level and yeah… this game’s got the sauce. The mechanics are on point. 100% worth the price. Do yourself a favor and grab it. Support VR devs so we can keep getting bangers.

Game has potential, but boy is it not where it needs to be. First off, gameplay. This is a corridor shooter with no cover mechanics, enemies who will run at you in a line, and can occasionally shoot through walls. They sometimes mix it up with rooms rather than corridors, where enemies can spawn a few feet behind you and body-block any retreat you might have, and movement is required to survive. Movement is odd. The level geometry needs serious work, as on all 3 maps that I have been on I have repeatedly gotten stuck on terrain to the point where I couldn't move forwards or to the side, and had to back up directly. At the start of one section you have to leave an elevator, and I got stuck on the door frame for a solid 25-30 seconds every single time. This is during an ambush where the enemies were waiting for the doors to open. The buttons don't always fire your abilities properly. You can reset your skill points freely, but be careful because the game might stop being able to update your ability list so when you unlock a new ability you can't use it until you have found a save-point and restarted the game. The game page says "Deep upgrade trees" but it's 7 vampire and 7…

Was fun its got its challenge spots but it was pretty fun. My Main issue is I was getting suck on objects and walls but I had a fun time playing it I got 3 hrs in pretty quick.

Ive played the Meta Quest version on a quest 2 and started the steam version recently. Game looks and runs better on dedicated pc hardware of course. I had some user technical difficulties (infamous quest 2 stick drift) As for the game its a fun time and pretty good shooter with lots of great weapons and enemy types.