[Blackhats]gm_stack 最近的评测

I've owned this for... I don't even remember. Was the very first Steam game I bought. Have played over 400 hours (and that's small time compared to some).

But post Matchmaking update - wow, what have you done Valve? Did you even test this before release? Seriously?

If the phrase "Don't judge a book by its cover" was coined today, it would surely be "Don't judge a VR game by its 2D screenshots".

I initially thought the cartoonish graphics would be completely immersion breaking and that the game wouldn't be fun. Until I actually played it.

There's just one thing that I'd absolutely love to see - I'd love a coop multiplayer option. To have someone else standing next to me and be able to take the horde on as a pair would be awesome.

Ok, so it's not great value for money... I think it would sell many times more copies at $10 or even $5.

But it's a fun and surprisingly addictive game.

I bought it mainly because I played a very old version of this on a Vive developer kit a very long time ago - first roomscale VR game I ever played...

If you've got (or can move enough furniture to get) a 4x3m space (actuallly I only just got away with 4x2.8), this is well worth the $3. An escape room style adventure that'll have you crawling through ducts and edging out over ledges.

Shooting down drones in VR to dubstep/DnB with matrix style bullet dodging. Great fun.

A cool crossover between RTS and FPS.

Haven't played it for long because it's sadly got a major performance bug on AMD cards - hopefully that gets sorted soon.

Not going to refund because from what I've played it's fun and I'm sure the devs will fix it.

Really cool game. You use mirrors, beam splitters and prisms to direct lasers at targets.

You can walk around the space and aim the mirrors with the controllers.


There's a few things I'd love to see - it'd be great if you could just slightly nudge the mirrors with the controller trackpad.

Also I think it'd be fun if there was simulated eye damage if you looked straight into one of the lasers :)

There is just one thing that drives me crazy though - the light mixing is wrong! The primary colours of light are red/green/blue and yellow + blue doesn't make green light :)

Did finish it in about an hour though. But still well worth it.

Kinda cool. Kinda different. A little weird. A good way to waste some time and well worth the low asking price :)

And a game that could kinda exist in 2D with a mouse and monitor... but could not have existed in 3D up until now.

A little buggy. But fun.

If you enjoyed Audiosurf, you'll like this. Just watch the Chaperone lines so you don't break anything :)

It's less a game, more a somewhat interactive documentary. If you've played a lot of Kerbal Space Program you'll probably nail the interactive bits first time :)

And OK, there's only really two big interactive bits, the rest being somewhat cutscene-y, and you don't get to use the HTC Vive Roomscale when you're no the moon... and it's a bit short.

But it's the closest thing I've ever seen to actually being there to witness one of humanity's greatest achievements.