Rogue Ascent VR

The dev added hand tracking for Quest Steam Link, and that's great because I prefer to have my games on Steam. Hand tracking really makes the game shine, moving nodes by sticking your hand out and sliding around feels cool. All the gestures are well thought-out and reloading causing the gun to spin is a fun touch. I just made it to the first suspend point so I'll probably have more to say when I'm further in, but this game is under-reviewed as-is so I thought I'd let people know it's worth the price tag. There's also a number of characters and a crafting system, great soundtrack and visuals.

Game seems very fun and unique it has some good potential to be one of the biggest vr games, also vrcentral recommended this to me

I did not know what kind of game i was going to get myself into. But after getting it on. i found this game to be very fun and rewarding. For a game released in the 2020s i appreciate the effort that went into the game on release. I hope this game gets the love it deserves down the road. - Rog Ally Gaming Curator

Works on Reverb G2. Disclaimer: I've received this game for free via Curator Connect. Rogue Ascent VR might have been an ok game on Quest, but without hand tracking it is clunky and weird in a bad way. Node teleportation movement on a square grid feels severely outdated, like you are playing Might & Magic. Gunplay is basic, weapon alignment makes no sense with motion controllers, and every projectile fired has forced magnet to enemies. AI is almost blind and does not use cover or any tactics. Visuals look surprisingly good and sharp, but GUI and environments are ridiculously clattered for a low poly game.

I was stuck in the first area for 20 minutes 2 times game didnt proceed forward,

really good high quality game, 10/10 would recommend