FrameDmg 最近的评测

I mean...Its alright

One of its kind for VR. Get yourself a nice song playlist and enjoy mirrors edge like gameplay in vr.

Man...what a wild ride....Layers of Fear VR was an amazing journey from start to finish. I have played the flat-screen version but never finished it so i had to finish it in VR. The controls for the valve index felt good and the quality of the environments were stunning. I have read some reviews that stated the game was a blurry mess and unplayable. After some testing i have found that setting the pixel density past its default 1.0 setting is the cause of this blurriness. The game is already very sharp on the index HMD so i was not worried about that setting. With three possible endings and well placed jump scares, i would definitely recommend this game. Be prepared because these jump scares hit you when you least expect it!

Blade and Sorcery has relieved that itch for me when it came to finding a good physics based combat game for VR. A lot of games try to replicate the same feel yet i find myself coming back to this. Combat is fun and satisfying and you are only limited by your imagination here. You ask yourself "Is it possible?" and you'll find that 9 times out of 10 it is. For example swinging with a spear at the legs will result in a sweep, leaving the enemy on the ground. If you time that sweep well and stop at the point of contact, the enemy crumples on your spear and you can toss them behind you, flick them in the air, you name it. With long two handed weapons you can achieve a higher jump by jumping and pressing your weapon into the ground. You can also vault off objects or enemies by swinging into them and jumping, launching you forward. With a large modding community and support for full body tracking via the vive trackers ( yes you can physically sweep and kick with your feet) It's no wonder i have the amount of hours i do. Before i knew it i watched how professionals handled the weapons in this game and it has enhanced my experience further. For a game in early access it feels fleshed out and with more updates on the way, the $20 price tag is more than justifiable.