Nevrosa: Primal Ritual
GexagonVR · 2019 · Action, Indie, Adventure, RPG, Gore
PC
Mixed54% · 24 📈 Making a comeback 78%
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About Nevrosa: Primal Ritual
Gameplay
- World Exploration. Travel across vast lands covered with layers of mist, meet unbelievable plant-animal hybrids, that have been ruling this place for centuries, discover gorgeous ruins of vanished civilization and watch breathtaking scenes around you.
- Story full of Mysteries. Story driven adventure as fearless scientist William Conway who finds an unexpected ally in a face of mystic Cursed Cube which possesses great powers.
- Dangerous Adventure. Main resource to control everything — your own blood. Save precious drops for upgrades or load them as ammo into your faithful Vampire Gun.
- Realistic Graphics. Building Primal Ritual exclusively for VR, we worked carefully to improve unique Nevrosa style in all the things around you. Classic horror movies and books like The Mist, The Thing, Hellraiser and even Avatar inspired the design of creatures and atmosphere.
- Voice acting and Soundtrack. New unforgettable themes from talented composer and musician Zakhar Antonov will create a true cinematographic experience. Music reacts according to the game situation. Find out more good music tracks on the records in the Camp to get into the right mood.
Features
- Story driven action adventure with RPG elements in unique location built exclusively for VR.
- Vast open world with different biomes: forests, swamps, planes and even… flying island!
- An Old Camp as a safe place where you can spend some time and have fun without killing monsters.
- Feed mysterious Cube artefact with blood and unlock its powers.
- Get stronger, learn more and progress through the world to find your way back home.
- Customizable locomotion (Free or Teleport) for better immersion.
- Great sound and music work done to immerse you deeper into the Misty World.
Story
Second half of XX century. After months of successful researches and expeditions, William Conway is ready to share with the scientific world not only the fascinating Teleportation technology he discovered, but also a completely new world this invention leads to.With his loyal companions, William prepared a safe area amid the vast alien lands. Now he needed to check everything one last time, and write a good speech. This place may not be perfect: everything creaks, sparkles, and there’s no hot water, but how could such a thing stop a true pioneer?
This new world keeps its secrets under layers of different mist, full of unknown creatures and mysteries to solve.
Giving a last look from observation deck, Conway could not expect what a journey lies ahead. Once shared his blood with this world, William starts an ancient ritual. Your blood has power here, but Blood Magic always attracts creatures even more dangerous than local monsters — you have to finish what you started until it is too late, there is no other way... Is it?
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Experience a Nevrosa adventure just how it should be in VR, gaze at all these unique plants & creatures while you explore, solve puzzles & most important defend yourself from the threads in this special world. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WcPlIKW70SI21 found this helpful
Nothing like the other series so far... I enjoyed the other games in the series but I am not sure about this 1..Lots of spiders.... and Lots of waiting. The elevator in the beginning you might even fall asleep waiting to reach the top. Neurosa Primal Ritual is a decent looking game graphically and storywise, however its boring gameplay and crippling bugs including some game breaking issues make it near impossible to enjoy playing. You can almost guarantee your save will be broken when trying to reload. You are going to have to complete this game all in one session if possible, the save/load feature was probably not even tested and I assure you its without a doubt broken. Other bugs include the Shooter bugs dead bodies still crawling around, The red cube going missing, making progression impossible. Sometimes the spiders jump at you after you kill them for 1 last bite to eat. I really wish the developer didn't abandon this one because the other Neurosa games actually were playable. One time I lost the ability to move after a cutscene. One time I got stuck in an obelisk. Other times my saves when inserted into the machine to LOAD a game, it just didn't light up at all. This game I …1 found this helpful
The game is fun but there are game breaking bugs that affect saving and progress. I even tried playing without saves but it crashed. It seems abandoned by devs.1 found this helpful
I really liked the intro and the scale of the spiders & the sounds. Even running in the forest from the spiders is fun. I would not recommend this game to anyone with arachnophobia. That's being said, the graphics and the controls are dated, especially as a late 2019 release. In the post-alyx world, I'm too spoiled for this.1 found this helpful
If you have played or enjoyed any of the other Nevrosa games you should find this one well worth a look. While this one is a lot buggier than the rest I still found the graphics and storyline carry it along, always leaving you wanting to know how the story progresses. There is a much lager lean into the adventure side of things with this game and you will be doing a lot of walking about and backtracking, but I kind of like that about this game more than the others. The whole game took me about 4 hours to finish, but I am a scaredy-cat so some of the darker parts of the game I slowed to a crawl, which means other people might finish it sooner than that. I just feel the £15.49 current asking price is a touch too high, even getting a third off that price should leave you feeling pretty satisfied with your purchase.
Walk around in a spooky alien forest for an hour or two, the idea that health is your ammo as well is a good idea, but the walking around in a nearly empty forest isn't, if there where more things to do then the main story then this wouldn't feel so bad, but if you play this before the previous games I think that you can leave the series on a positive note, but this game deserves a mixed review
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