Recent reviews by Sephyri

Simply fantastic. If you own VR, this is definitely one of those, Must Have Games. Perfect for anyone from the casual to the hardcore. There is something here for every skill level. And it's also a very intense workout to those who are willing to push themselves. Get ready to sweat and have fun doing it.

Simply one of the best VR titles out there.

Went Spelunking. Felt like I was in a horror movie. Weird mutant cannibal thing jumped out of darkness and ate my friends face off. We all screamed and ran the opposite direction. Left our friend to become mutant food so we could escape.

Remember kids. You don't have to outrun the bad thing chasing you. Just outrun your friends.

10/10 would leave friend behind again.

Gives you the stomach lurches and makes you wanna puke after too many barrel rolls. yep..it's a flight game.

Coming from DCS - - Yah... This game is good. It's very good. It's simplistic enough, and deep enough that it tickles all the right places.

DCS is a lot to swallow - it is a study sim after all. VTOL VR is.... Not a study sim. at all. But it does try it's best to emulate that, without being that. I give the devs kudos for the attention to detail and the willingness to not treat it as a pure arcade game. Don't get me wrong - there's nothing wrong with arcade flying games. (Ace Combat is amazing for instance).

Anywho - I will be paying attention, and putting many more hours in. Love it.

This is like the Call of Duty 2 of the Modern Warfare's. Oh wait.. It is Modern Warfare 2.

So yah anyways. MW2 was a lot like CoD2 in a way. It took a good formula - refined it - aged it - made it sweet and sublime all at once. But it was fun. 10 years ago. It kinda still holds up. But Nostalgia trips are still hella fun sometimes. Until you realise it's not as cool as you remembered. =\

This is a very neat and fairly entertaining diversion from everything else. It's good for a short while and then the controls just begin to wear on you and make you no longer want to play. Atleast that's how it was for me. If it wasn't for the mouse controls and whatnot being so damned finicky, I think it'd be okay. Either way, I love the concept and the overall game. They just need to find a way to make the controls smoother and more responsive/less janky. And of course, this game would be so much better with VR.

VR and Multiplayer. Those are probably the two most requested additions to the game. Come on Devs - I know you can make it happen. And thanks for being so active and not abandoning your game. ^^

To keep this short and sweet. CrossCode is like; Sword Art Online meets Chronotrigger meets Secret of Mana. And you know what...that makes this game perfect. Buy it. Enjoy it. Love it. Play it. I've put a few hours in and adore the hell out of it. Just waiting for the story to be completed so I can go through it in one fell swoop.

Best 3 bucks I ever spent. Looking forward to future updates.

It's an MMO that MMO's just fine like most MMO's that want to MMO and be like all MMO and stuff. Frankly after an hour of play I have decided. I will play it some more. And then maybe some more. You know, because....MMO And it's free...and it's an MMO. Or maybe because....it's not MOBA number 9001 and it's just an MMO. That's free. This is however, MMO number 1 bajillion. So bleh.

In all seriousness. Tameable Mounts...♥♥♥♥ why not give it a round or two. I'll play for a while and decide if it sucks or not then. Til then, the mechanics seem sound enough and the general formula is all here. Is it gonna turn heads? Probably not. But it's solid enough. For now.

I just want to say - - I'm not the biggest survival game fan - - But when I watched a "Let's Play" of this - I was seriously intrigued - - I only watched about 10 minutes of it - - basically up til the guy finished talking his head off and built his first torch. So I decided to pull the trigger and check it out for myself. I'm seriously glad I did. This game has a uniqueness to it that really resonates with me. It's a puzzle game, exploration game, survival game, but it's wrapped into a neat little package that doesn't feel forced or over-developed.

It's very much a game that tells it's story through the environment. Through discovering remnants of your crashed ship to reading diary's and heiroglyphs left behind by the alien civilzation. None of this is particularly original, but the way it's handled is very well done I think, and the writing seems pretty well. I can tell there are some very particular characters being developed behind the scenes and I can't wait to learn more. I can't wait to uncover the secrets this world holds and why oh why some giant green ball of energy blew up my ship.

It doesn't really feel so much like a survival game as it does an adventure game. With a sincere focus and direction and an obvious goal. You aren't just dropped onto a planet naked and left to your devices. There is a mystery to be uncovered, there are diary's to be found, heiroglyphs to be read, other trapping more inherent with a game like Gone Home or Myst. The survival aspect I feel just adds to the challenge of solving the puzzles and uncovering the mystery. The crafting mechanic that's seamlessly implemented into the survival system is very concise and isn't jumbled up with a bunch of silly recipes and experience point curves. You aren't left fiddling with menu's or having to wait things to happen. It just works, and it's simple and it's right in front of you.

This is a game I would highly recommend to anyone who enjoys adventure games. It's got beautiful world and what looks to be a beautiful mystery just waiting to be solved. And I can't wait to solve it. If you're looking for something fresh to play and don't mind Early Access - give this one a shot. I'm sure you will be as impressed as I am. Stellar game and it's future is looking very bright.

And by the way - - Be mindful of of the weather. Meteor Showers and Tornados will definitely ruin your day.

So to keep this short and sweet. This game is going to be some abstract version of underwater exploration crack. There's not a great deal to do yet. But for what is there, it's amazing fun and the world is interesting and fun to explore. I can't wait to see what the Dev's do as far as exploration options and such. But it'd be sweet to see the inclusion of underwater ruins (Like of a long lost civilization) and fun places to dive and explore. The work they've done with the Unity engine is impressive to say the least and i'm excited to see this game evolve.

TL:DR - - Buy this and support the devs. It's worth it! And it's fun too!