Star Dust: The Book of Earth (VR)
SKYLENS TECHNOLOGY · 2017 · Action, VR
PC
8 user reviews13% · 8
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About Star Dust: The Book of Earth (VR)
Story Summary:
In the 21st century, humankind launched a plan to explore the farthest reaches of outer space, after which, science and technology boomed rapidly. This plan made age-old dreams of deep space travel finally come true, however, we were not prepared for what lurked in the darkest corners of the universe… As many had feared, first contact with alien races ushered in an era of unimaginable calamity. The earth was targeted by advanced invaders, and after a merciless interstellar war, our homeland was left in ruins. The surviving humans organized a star fleet, wandering through the endless universe in the search for a new home. Thus began a long and grueling journey, as mankind struggled for survival while fighting off the remaining alien forces.
Stardust:
Earth Book is a space VR FPS game. In order to simulate realistic space combat, the game was developed using Unreal Engine 4. In the game, players use VR handles to control a giant mech in battle. Experience different cosmic environments: spaceship ruins, meteorite clusters, wormholes, nebulas and more.
This is an unprecedented space adventure, and VR technology takes the experience to a whole new level.
We are an independent team, we expecting for your support, thank you for buy this game!
In the 21st century, humankind launched a plan to explore the farthest reaches of outer space, after which, science and technology boomed rapidly. This plan made age-old dreams of deep space travel finally come true, however, we were not prepared for what lurked in the darkest corners of the universe… As many had feared, first contact with alien races ushered in an era of unimaginable calamity. The earth was targeted by advanced invaders, and after a merciless interstellar war, our homeland was left in ruins. The surviving humans organized a star fleet, wandering through the endless universe in the search for a new home. Thus began a long and grueling journey, as mankind struggled for survival while fighting off the remaining alien forces.
Stardust:
Earth Book is a space VR FPS game. In order to simulate realistic space combat, the game was developed using Unreal Engine 4. In the game, players use VR handles to control a giant mech in battle. Experience different cosmic environments: spaceship ruins, meteorite clusters, wormholes, nebulas and more.
This is an unprecedented space adventure, and VR technology takes the experience to a whole new level.
We are an independent team, we expecting for your support, thank you for buy this game!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
The graphics are not bad, English voice-acting is quite good, music well chosen. Gameplay of this railshooter is very limited : don't think, shoot in the direction of the squares (enemy ships) until they explode, that's it. Very repetitive. After a level is finished: try to guess what the Chinese interface is asking you. For me, the abundance of space ships (big and large), meteors and planets, the HUD, the insanely big guns you have... it's all a bit too much info for me :). I think Gunjack is a much better choice if you like this type of game. But the price is low so if you are desperate for a new simple VR shooter that requires no thinking or skills, you might enjoy this game.8 found this helpful
This is a on rails VR shooter that unfortunatly isn't very fun. The gameplay in general is very limited, basically point and shoot at the enemies that don't really do much against you, they just mostly float around until you kill them, not very engaging or fun. The voice acting is pretty subpar, sounds design doesn't sound very punchy or noticeable, and at times there's no sound at all when there should be. Guess it looks nice though. Overall there isn't much to say, it's not bad persay, but there's nothing fun or engaging about it, and if you can't make something fun in VR, well then what's the point of making it in VR in the first place?6 found this helpful
crash crash that all happends and reset my pc3 found this helpful
Controls are poorly optimised (right hand controller is actually the left hand). Entire text is in chinese but voice overs are English. There is no menu to change graphics and language settings (although I can't tell because everything is in Chinese).1 found this helpful
to corny to slow1 found this helpful
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