Return to Kurgansk

After 'Shadows of Kurgansk' we can now experience a similar experience via 'Return To Kurgansk', which by the way can be done completely in Virtual Reality! Watch my first gameplay here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_kqhwn43lcs A VR survival action game where you have to fight against various monsters/undead, but also against humans, some other survivors. The surroundings handsome low-poly graphics with the occasional comic book style, you will engage in conversations with others as you explore who provide objectives that you need to complete, after you have done this you can continue in the game, but at the start of the game you will also learn how everything works. You will also learn that you have to craft to take care of certain items that you will then need especially to defend yourself, to craft you then need other items that you can find all around you in the area.

I didnt play long but Just get Into the radius

Disclaimer: I've received this game for free via Curator Connect. Return to Kurgansk is a VR port of flatscreen game Shadows of Kurgansk. It's boring right from the start: horrible melee combat, unsatisfying gun handling and very bland mobile-like visuals of repetitive grey environments do not make it appealing at all. It's especially discouraging to play Kurgansk when there are so much better options for VR survival action like Into the Radius that cost only slightly more. Melee is exactly as bad as you would expect from a port: weightless paper weapons, huge hitboxes, no parry or dodge mechanics. Pistol recoil is imitated by jerking whole weapon 10 cm to the left after very shot. Visuals do not look like they were inspired by comic book style, they are just ugly with muddy low-res textures and no shadows. P.S. The game works fine on Reverb G2.

Okay game & has potential but needs work. I liked the looting but the dev needs to work on some bugs. This has a great start could be something truly awesome but for now not so. The weapons don't feel all that great most ppl in vr want to do everything they can to make weapon work. not just put mag next to mag slot. Shooting feels okay the comic book words are charming when hitting objects. >DEV's< I don't hate the game but will need to wait to see how it is in 6 months p.s. Please add more game settings and smooth turn is way way to slow vignette is also perma active for some reason when smooth turn is on. The game looks pretty great on my 1070sc @80Hz The Devs did a fantastic job with base settings, I have no fuzzy images like i get with ITR"s AA This is a PC title not your Quest Version bring on the setting boss! :) p.p.s. wish the best of luck to Yadon Studio's EDIT: After playing for a bit longer I've decided to switch from Negative to Positive. I'm enjoying the game play loop the looting is pretty fun I do wish it was a truly open world..Unfortunately its cut off like Into The Radius. you can compare this to that ITR is based on realism.

Return to Kurgansk is an intriguing virtual reality survival horror adventure that transports players into a contaminated post-Soviet wasteland filled with supernatural threats, abandoned settlements, and unsettling mysteries. Developed by Yadon Studio and published by Gaijin inCubator, the game combines exploration, crafting, combat, and resource management into an experience that prioritizes atmosphere and survival. Its distinctive setting and unconventional mechanics provide an interesting alternative to traditional horror adventures, although the execution occasionally struggles to match the ambition behind its ideas. The narrative revolves around a catastrophic experiment involving humanity's search for an inexhaustible energy source. The disaster transformed Kurgansk into a cursed region inhabited by dangerous creatures and affected by mysterious phenomena. After accidentally entering this forbidden territory, the protagonist must find a means of escape while following instructions from an unidentified stranger communicating through a walkie-talkie. The uncertainty surrounding this mysterious guide creates an effective sense of paranoia, particularly because trusting an unfa…

couldn't say..... bought game and it wouldn't let me out of the f#@#ing tutorial......