Skyworld

Skyworld approaches virtual reality strategy from an appealing perspective, presenting its kingdoms as miniature fantasy worlds that seem to exist directly in front of the player. Instead of adapting a conventional strategy interface to VR, it embraces the feeling of interacting with a tabletop game. You can inspect landscapes, manage territories, prepare armies, and watch battles unfold from a commanding viewpoint. Developed by Vertigo Games and Wolfdog Interactive and published by Vertigo Games, it combines turn-based kingdom management with real-time battles to create a strategy experience specifically designed around virtual reality. The campaign revolves around restoring magical worlds threatened by demonic invaders. These floating kingdoms depend on powerful magical cores, and the player gradually fights to reclaim territory while developing the resources necessary to support increasingly capable armies. The story is relatively straightforward and mostly exists to connect the different strategic scenarios, but the colorful fantasy setting gives the campaign plenty of personality. Dragons, unusual creatures, magical powers, and compact kingdoms make the environments resemble …

Not worth it without multiplayer. dont buy

It's an absolutely phenomenal game for new VR users, however, there is a bug with Quest 3 + through Airlink + SteamVR, where after you grab anything with the controllers, the world becomes "jittery" when you look around. Turns out, it's an airlink bug inside games with grabbable objects like this one and "Talos Principle". In Virtual Desktop the bug is non-existent. New Player TIps: - Playing on the easiest difficulty is recommended - It's fairly easy to mess up a game early on, by not buying the correct production buildings. - More peasants are the way to progress in the game, cause it means more workers - Like 1/2 or 2/3 of your buildings should be mills, to keep up the peasant food supply and "buy" more peasants with food. - Attack an enemy general as soon as it lands in your land - It's also very easy to mess up battles, when your troops go the wrong way, so just rotate your wrist until you see the line going where you want them to - Battle is mostly about controlling the 3x "auto turrets" in the middle of the map. All you need to control them is for troops to walk over them, then they just shoot at the towers and enemy boss once the tower goes down - Some battle units are…

Looks awesome but the gameplay is very surface-level. It's an under-baked 4X game mixed with an under-baked Clash Royale battle system. They've also shut down the servers now. It's a shame because the core of the game has so much potential.

Super fun tabletop card game in VR. It plays well and has plenty of hours of entertainment.

I think this is a great buy for $5, which includes the expansion. I'm only an 1.3 hours in at this point, but I'm really impressed with the game play mechanics, etc... I know it's a older game (2017) but I think they need to come out with an update to this game. I want to play it more. Negative side is I think this could be worth $10 game plus the expansion if they fixed the difficulty settings. I choose Easy, but to me Easy is more like Hard. Just my opinion. Got stuck because it was too hard on Easy. Also other said they experienced a lot of crashing, so far not once for me, but... i9 9900 process cpu 32gb RAM Nvidia 3080 gpu Maybe that's why?