Loading Human: Chapter 1

Controls need a bit of getting used to, but thoroughly enjoyed this game. Puzzles not too hard. Good story line. Looking forward to Chapter 2

6/10 - Playable Used Quest 3 to play, must use 'Air Link'. the Good, Nice visual, voice over. the Bad, Steam Link or VD Streamer unusable (only supports old HTC vive) for Quest, must use 'Air-Link' for quest controller to function as it should. And using 'Air-Link' means the graphics will suffer vs. Steam Link or VD Streamer, so fiddle with 'Oculus Debug Tool' the Ugly, Of the 3 locomotion options, only last one is viable. Sharp turn is stuck to 90 degrees, so use 'Smooth Turn'. put movement and turn speed to max helps a bit. You can, use 'game-pad' and VR head pointing, but then everything becomes a chore, not fun, just uncomfortable. Only worth it at sale.

Could possibly be an ok game, too bad the controls are so atrocious (the worst Ive experienced so far in my VR life), that it is unplayable. Let's start with: You can only play this game sitting down. Ok exit.

Loading Human: Chapter 1 is a virtual reality science-fiction adventure developed by Untold Games and published by Maximum Games. Arriving during the first major wave of VR releases, it aimed to demonstrate the storytelling potential of immersive technology by combining cinematic presentation with hands-on interaction. Players assume the role of Prometheus Baawick, who embarks on a journey to fulfill his father's final request and uncover the secrets surrounding Quintessence, a mysterious source of energy tied to humanity's future. The game presents an intriguing blend of personal drama and speculative science, establishing a foundation that feels inspired by classic science-fiction novels and films. The title's strongest asset is its commitment to immersion. Nearly every aspect of the experience is designed around making players feel physically present within its world. From manipulating objects with motion controls to exploring futuristic facilities hidden within the frozen Antarctic landscape, the game consistently emphasizes environmental interaction over traditional gameplay systems. There is a genuine sense of wonder in simply existing within these spaces, examining equipmen…

i shaved myself and I couldn't keep my moustache on 1/10

The story is boring, pointless and unfinished. Movement is exceptionally slow and awkward. Several puzzles are incredibly frustrating such as the whack-a-mole section (using a gamepad) Graphics are poor. I cannot recommend this even for <$1