(btw: Itās interesting to see a lot of people (over) react these days if you just throw in a name of a politician - and how they only see black and white. Uhm. I donāt wanted to step into a political discussion. So quickly back on-topic ā¦ )
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The story is extremely weird and IMHO illogical, the graphics are too āchildishā and naive (to form its own style), the puzzles are either too easy or too hard and partly not connected to the story.
But as it is a free game you should try it yourself - maybe you like ist.
Yep.
Is this a browser only text adventure and free to play? Looks interestingā¦
You know the cool thing is, I can even play Thimbleweed Park with my VR Headset on, but itĀ“s more like playing it in a really empty and dark movie theater. Whichā¦is also kinda nice.
Not quite, itĀ“s basically the screen that seems wider and bigger than the tv and when you look away from it everything is black, but you can push a button so itĀ“s in front if you meaning you could also play it laying on your back.
At the moment IĀ“m in the second playthrough of Resident Evil Biohazard which is my first VR Playthrough of the game. ItĀ“s really a whole new way of playing. I love the way you can peek around corners or stand up to check a shelf or put your head down to look into a hole in the floor.
Well I can certainly say I jumped a few times but I canĀ“t really say if it felt any different than when I did playing it old school. When something comes straight flying towards me my brain tells my reflexes to cover my face with my hand, thatĀ“s interesting. When IĀ“m in a confined tight space I feel uncomfortable even if I know IĀ“m actually in a large room. You find yourself gasping for air even if you donĀ“t need to. So itĀ“s more the little things I would say.
Did you guys know there are already VR Point n Click Adventure Games?
Wayward Sky is a ālook and clickā third person adventure game where you direct your playing figure while āstanding insideā a giant playset in the clouds(you basically feel like a giant direction these little people). You direct your character by pointing your fingers and starting interactions that result in close ups of little puzzle mini games.
I played the demo and had good fun and hopes for the future that other people use this technique in more advanced ways.
I say season 2 because season 1 does not work with reshade, so I canāt enable the huge gaussian blur I need so my brain imagines details that arenāt there.