Recent reviews by halfdeck

This game doesn't work on the G2, which is my current heaadset (though I also have others) and because the Quest 2 is the developers' bread and butter, I don't expect them to fix the issue, which has been reported months ago.

I put this game on the back burner because the dialog in some places goes too fast and no one knows how to slow down or pause the dialog.

The graphics looks decent and the game is somewhat fun, but there is no story and the action gets redundant after a while. The voice acting is lame. It's basically a wave shooter and doesn't stand up to the "would this be fun without VR" test. That said, its not devoid of fun. Something to get for sale.

I just can't bring myself to like this game. The graphics and art style looks really basic. I don't get any sense of immersion. Also the people's sizes in VR looks pretty out of wack. I regret trying this game.

While its fun when it works, it crashes my index pretty consistently (no other game does that) and overall the VR experience is pretty flaky and cumbersome to the point where its just frustrating to play. The game is not optimized enough for VR. While some people insist that less than 90 FPS is ok for flight sim, consistent 90 (or at least 80 fps) is a must in VR and this game fails to deliver that.

I liked everything except the camera control. I finished the game so I must have enjoyed it.

This game makes me a little confused because I feel like I'm relaxing but I also feel like I'm at work at the same time. That said it's educational and made me feel more comfortable with computers.

Great game.

- HDR graphics on either my 4K monitor or bigger 4K TV looked really good
- It just kept me shrieking like a little girl
- It was fun enough to keep me playing till the end, and then reply it with a different character.

This game was not worth my time.

- The graphics was underwhelming
- The monsters etc didn't fit the Laura Croft universe I expected
- The game play was simplistic and boring

Summary
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I got this for free. I would not pay money for this game mainly because I didn't enjoy the game play.


While there were aspects of the game I liked, I got tired of the game play pretty quickly. While I enjoy playing games like Super Mario Brothers for hours, which is also a platformer, this game for whatever reason feels one dimensional and monotonous. While there are nuances to how you can move, there are basically only two things I'm doing - grappling and jumping.

The game is also non-violent (i.e. devoid of enemies) which makes the game less interesting.

Things I liked about the game:

- Nice art style, especially the character models.
- Enjoyable story telling

Things I didn't like about the game

- The world is pretty barren
- Graphics doesn't really pop
- Although the game presents itself as an adventure, all I'm doing really is jumping from rock to rock
- The game play can be a little frustrating and repetitive