Sector One
Playalley · 2023 · Action, Simulation, Space Sim, Flight, First-Person
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About Sector One
NOTE: THIS IS A VR GAME (STEAMVR) & REQUIRES A VR HEADSET WITH CONTROLLERSSector One takes you on a journey through 6 different worlds, where your goal is to kill as many enemies as you can, & survive as long as you can.
Each world offers a unique visual experience but also comes with different kinds of challenges that you need to overcome.
DESIGNED TO GIVE YOU A THRILLING EXPERIENCE
Our goal is to make players immerse themselves in artful worlds where their reflexes are being tested at every moment. The visual effects and audio effects are designed to give you a surreal experience that you will enjoy and love. Killing enemies and lasting longer will help you earn trophies, and the more trophies you have, the higher you are on the leaderboard of players worldwide.LIGHT & DARK WORLDS - MADE OF MATTER & ANTI-MATTER
Sector One has 6 Nodes(Worlds) & each node has two modes(dark and light). Light modes are made of matter, Dark modes are made of anti-matter. When you fly through a Time gate(speeds up the flow of time), matter/antimatter is released, depending on whether you are in a Light mode or Dark mode. You can collect matter/antimatter to use them to manipulate time.
A TALE OF TIME - MATTER/ANTIMATTER BLAST
When you create a Matter/Antimatter blast within a Node, time will slow down, and anything outside the blast radius will be destroyed. This will give you the edge over the enemy by helping you to survive longer and hunt more enemies. But remember, time is like a double edged sword. Going through time gates will speed up the flow of time, and matter/antimatter will be released which is required to create matter/antimatter blasts. But when time speeds up, you will need to be extra vigilant to avoid obstacles and crashing into enemies.
ABOUT PLAYALLEY UNIVERSE
The Playalley Universe consists of many many Sectors. Each Sector consists of multiple worlds(Nodes) within it. Sector One has 6 Nodes. Our vision is to create a collection of virtual worlds. each offering an unique experience, with an unique set of rules, but interconnected by some common elements. We welcome you to be a part of this journey.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
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Players praise Sector One as one of the better VR endless runners with solid gameplay mechanics, but are largely frustrated by poor default controls that make the game difficult to play and a confusing menu system that pushes players toward creating a third-party account. Performance issues, motion sickness for some players, and technical glitches in the menu are additional complaints, though players note the account signup isn't strictly required to enjoy the game itself.
[h1]Experienced on the Meta Quest 2[/h1] You can view my gameplay & early impressions here: https://youtu.be/u7e1-gcn7dA This is one of the best endless runners I have played in VR. It also has several big negatives. So let's talk about that first. The biggest negative is obviously that the game does want you to sign up for a 3rd party website for a Playalley account. The good news, however, is that you don't have to. You can still play the full game and get the resources available for this game, without ever signing up with an account. The account is only for being able to use resources for other games as well, which you can totally ignore and it will not effect this game. The game also has other big negatives though. The controls are pretty bad by default and I didn't see a way to change them (I did not see the settings, maybe I missed it). You use your grips to go up or down. You use your left joystick to rotate on an axis. You use your right joystick to strafe left or right. You can also fire missiles, shoot unlimited ammo, or use resources to manipulate time. Lastly, the UI is freaking awful in this game. You have to walk away from the main board, which is not obvious, to …10 found this helpful
absolutely horrendously bad and you are forced to sign up to a website before you can play , this is a prime example of everything that is wrong with vr games. insta uninstalled and awaiting refund.10 found this helpful
Sector One is a paid VR space fighter game. It worked on my Index with RTX 2070 super system, looked ok, played bad, sounded ok. Has 22 steam achievements. I just noticed my system is way underpowered to play this game, needing RTX 3050. This game set off my motion sickness pretty quickly when i got going good flying through the beginning trench. Maybe buy, if you have the recommended system specs. I got a free key for this from the Steam Curator program. [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/23133713-VIVE-VR/]ViVE VR curator group[/url]3 found this helpful
DO NOT BUY it seems like all the review are fake this game has the worst controls i have ever seen on a vr game. the vehicale is pratically uncontrollable DO NOT BUY2 found this helpful
Works on Reverb G2. Sector One is a VR arcade endless runner/arcade space sim with nonsensical control scheme. Any good built-for-VR flight cockpit game uses motion controllers to simulate HOTAS, but this one uses them as just an XBox controller. Which is not the end of the world bu itself, many modded for VR flatscreen games do that, but SO somehow manages to use the worst button layout even for such a basic control scheme and make it almost unplayable. Relatively small nitpick: main menu is horrible. It uses smooth locomotion to reach levels for no reason and tries to convince user to create a 3rd-party account. Also on my system the menu completely glitches out and loops images of itself on the flatscreen, dropping FPS into slideshow territory.
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