NARGUL - Humans are among us

I admit I haven't spent much time on NARGUL - Humans are among us, but from the first session I immediately realized that the level of entertainment in this game is high enough. You start as an alien who has lost his memory for a while, you wake up in a toilet in a queue next to an intergalactic disco, if this wasn't a humorous start, just wait until you can see your kid's tiny alien butt-cheeks. Watch my first gameplay here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qw5dkVI6m9Q being an alien in a vr game is not something you often come across and that brings in itself although I thought it was an interesting concept to give the game a try. So you will always have to enter into dialogues with other aliens to get instructions for the assignments you have to do, sometimes I missed an indication way to specifically steer me in the right direction, it is therefore important that you stay attentive to the dialogues to avoid aimless walks, if you really try to talk to everyone you will occasionally get extra hints or hidden jokes. There is also an absurd but fun-to-be-in, alien world atmosphere that I could relate to.

[h1]Experienced on the Meta Quest 2[/h1] You can view my review & gameplay here: https://youtu.be/uYCVd1OjQ_g There's really no way to sugarcoat this. There are a lot of negatives that come with playing this game. It has a lot of issues from poor optimization to graphical glitches to poor VR interactions to encountering several bugs on top of the overall jank to the game and the basic gameplay. The combat is not good. The puzzles are mostly fetch quests or finding a button to push somewhere and the platforming is kind of basic. Despite all the negatives, I highly recommend this game. Why? Well, because this is a very unique, quirky, alien, narrative-driven game that is a joy to explore. It is a game that will stand out in my memory for years to come. It is simply a magical VR experience. This is why I love VR. This game literally takes you to an alien world. A world that is lovingly crafted, full of detail, & with a narrative that is humorous and also filled with info from real-world evens that keep the narrative grounded. I loved this game despite all the problems. I do hope all the issues get fixed, but even if they don't, I highly recommend this game and I am willing to put …

Played with the Vive Pro 2 and the Oculus Quest 2 and they played great on both headsets. Small learning curve to the controls. You seem to find yourself on a Quest and you mix and mingle with the Aliens. I have been told that this is based on true events and what you see is real. The Aliens are real and they live among us. 👽🛸 My doctor says I am getting better but I have lost my medication 🤪 Hope to see you at Area 51 👋

A short story about an alien. Casual and good for kids Pretty nice graphics - especially compared to a lot of other indie VR games, but poor optimization, so best played with a decent GPU. The music and the ambient 3D sound is good, although no (alien) voicing, just the same weird sound fx. Recommended if you have kids (something like 9-11 y old I would say), and if you are using at least an RTX 2080 Super.

Bad CPU performance. I'm using a 12400F and the framerate dips to around 60fps. Unacceptable for a game with graphics that aren't really that good.

Simple fun game. Good graphics and runs smooth for me. Loving the alien atmosphere and exploring the world. Simple combat. Simple puzzles. Pretty good story so far. Given me a few good laughs. Has me hooked wanting to see how it goes and ends. Running Ryzen 9 3060ti 32gb ram on Pico 4