Project 59
Red Oak Studio · 2018 · Action, Adventure, Indie, VR
PC
5 user reviews20% · 5
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About Project 59
You joined a secret agency. Someone is ordering you to carry out covert operations. There are advanced equipment and weapons at your disposal. You have to eliminate mutant creatures as you go through your mission objectives. But you realize things are not as they seem. There is something wrong in the system. And you are really trapped in the agency. You have managed to leak some information outside to a friend, who might be able to help.
The game is in early access release with beta release. It is stable with two levels (30+ minutes of game play) with the full episode release planned over the next few months.
Fight and eliminate mutant creatures that were made through genetic research. Each mission takes you to new areas with new mutants.
Collect advanced weapons in your arsenal. Use the "ATM machine" to add upgrades using tech pieces you collect. Replay missions with different weapon sets and upgrades.
Unfolding Mystery
As you progress through the missions you start understanding why you are doing them. Some of the things you are told to do just don't seem right. The story unfolds as you progress. You realize that you have an important part to play, your actions has an effect. You can fix the things that have gone wrong.
Your friend is trying to help from outside. His Twitter feed is getting a lot of attention and there are powerful people interested in helping you. You see the effect of their actions in your missions.
The game is in early access release with beta release. It is stable with two levels (30+ minutes of game play) with the full episode release planned over the next few months.
Action
Fight and eliminate mutant creatures that were made through genetic research. Each mission takes you to new areas with new mutants.
Weapons and Equipment
Collect advanced weapons in your arsenal. Use the "ATM machine" to add upgrades using tech pieces you collect. Replay missions with different weapon sets and upgrades.
Unfolding Mystery
As you progress through the missions you start understanding why you are doing them. Some of the things you are told to do just don't seem right. The story unfolds as you progress. You realize that you have an important part to play, your actions has an effect. You can fix the things that have gone wrong.
External Help
Your friend is trying to help from outside. His Twitter feed is getting a lot of attention and there are powerful people interested in helping you. You see the effect of their actions in your missions.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
A VR wave shooter atm but with a story and Dev has advised me that there is more story with a your choices affect the outcome of the game in the pipeline. Right now it's a teleport between different points, fight off the mutants and complete the missions. It's ok for a small indie game and priced right, will be good to see how the story and game progresses. Graphics, voice acting all ok for a indie VR game. Recommended for price and to see how story evolves. Gameplay video: https://youtu.be/W1COPxpKRA47 found this helpful
You can view my review & gameplay here: https://youtu.be/RpLRzwD8J08 [h1]Experienced on the Oculus Rift with Touch Controllers[/h1] So I'm glad that I got this game in a bundle and that I didn't waste any more than about .50 cents USD on this game, because this game is really a .99 cents mobile VR quality game. If I was playing this game on my Oculus Go, I would rate it very positively and state how this was one of the better games on the Go. However, on the Oculus Rift or HTC Vive or WMR, this game is just not good at all. Node teleportation? Check. Stand still wave shooter? Check. Red laser pointing out of your guns. Check. Graphics look like PS2 era level graphics yet still runs poorly? Check. Thirty minutes of gameplay for a $5 game that comes out to a dollar for every 6 minutes of gameplay? Check. Annoying looping sounds? Check. (that microwave ding & horn sound & even the gun sounds are annoying) Okay, it's not all bad. I mean I think I counted 5 different enemies. There was a strategic boss fight at the end. There was this really cool blast wave upgrade .... well, that you get to only use for like a minute in training and then the game ends thereafter. The narrator had t…4 found this helpful
Started the game, in the first area got stucked because the controlers weren't optimised for rift. I feel like this is probably a vive port, and a bad one to say the least. You shouldn't buy this game.3 found this helpful
-Bad -Bad Batman impersonator -Terrible fake Batman narrator insults for no reason -Costs money 1/5 I'm not sure what the guy narrating this was thinking while doing it. But apparently the best way to show that your game is "Nitty gritty" is to constantly berate the player in a very forced deep voice almost like they're trying to be Batman. If you liked this review [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/33220185-VR-Games-and-Tools/]Click here[/url] and follow for more reviews of VR titles.1 found this helpful
Too expensive
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