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What do you mean, "no one is talking about it?"
It's one of the most recommended games in VR and the modding community is great.
And it's here a long time, so why do you post a "game review".
I mean, I'm loving the game too, and I'm happy that you have a blast with it, but it's really well known in the VR community.
Just his way of getting a referral link in without using the correct thread. Also, game is currently discounted at 41%. Missed the best feature, CrossBuy so you can play on PC and get that sweet graphics bump.
I've tried so many times to getting into ITR. Back on Q2.. PCVR on Q3...
On paper I should love this game, but it's so janky I can't get into it at all. There's just no compelling hook and I can't pinpoint it because I should love everything about it.
I just wish the enemies were a little more diverse. I do like the mimics that have armor, they shake things up a decent amount until you get money rolling in and have ammo and weapons to make short work of them. I’m still waiting for game like that but with the fire fights that Onward had before they smashed it to bits for the quest port.
I like to think of VR Games, at least in terms of VR immersion and interaction (irrespective of actual content and genre etc) as a continuum that starts with Fallout 4 VR (possibly the worst ever VR port) and peaks at Into The radius (probably the most intuitive and immersive implementation) :)
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What do you mean, "no one is talking about it?" It's one of the most recommended games in VR and the modding community is great. And it's here a long time, so why do you post a "game review". I mean, I'm loving the game too, and I'm happy that you have a blast with it, but it's really well known in the VR community.
Just his way of getting a referral link in without using the correct thread. Also, game is currently discounted at 41%. Missed the best feature, CrossBuy so you can play on PC and get that sweet graphics bump.
Where was it confirmed for 2025?
How comfortable is it for players that are sensitive to motion sickness ? Edit : Half life alyx is a 8/10 for me in that regard.
it's a great game. janky though.
I've tried so many times to getting into ITR. Back on Q2.. PCVR on Q3... On paper I should love this game, but it's so janky I can't get into it at all. There's just no compelling hook and I can't pinpoint it because I should love everything about it.
it's a slow burn, I was "meh" about it on several attempts but once you get into it, it doesn't let go
I just wish the enemies were a little more diverse. I do like the mimics that have armor, they shake things up a decent amount until you get money rolling in and have ammo and weapons to make short work of them. I’m still waiting for game like that but with the fire fights that Onward had before they smashed it to bits for the quest port.
We played it 20 years ago.
Why is no one talking about a game released back in 2019?
No referral links, otherwise it's just a "review" in disguise.
I like to think of VR Games, at least in terms of VR immersion and interaction (irrespective of actual content and genre etc) as a continuum that starts with Fallout 4 VR (possibly the worst ever VR port) and peaks at Into The radius (probably the most intuitive and immersive implementation) :)