Recent reviews by SuperDre

Played on HTC Vive Pro/Vive Wands 1.0/RTX2060Super,

very entertaining. Looks great, and is informative and fun.

Now, I'm not a big fan of the movement itself, going black before moving to the spot you picked, but I guess it will keep motion sickness to a minimum, and let's not forget, this is a game from 2016, so it was certainly still a time when VR movement was still tinkered with.

I got the game as part of a bundle over at indiegala back in 2017, so I couldn't have paid more than 4-5 euro's for the whole bundle. As I'm a cheapscape, 8 euro's for only half an hour worth of content is a bit steep for me, but I think on sale for a few bucks it's good, as it really is fun (but I'm very interested in spacetravel etc).

Only negative I have, it kinda ends on a cliffhanger (for me) as it's said at the end there is a mysterious signal and you will be transported over to it, but then it just shows the end credits... Would have loved for this to have been turned into a bigger game, with this just as a prelude, and the actual game just starting with the mysterious signal..
So keeping my fingers crossed they would do an adventure..

Played on HTC Vive Pro/Vive wands 1.0/RTX2060Super,

Well, let's start off with saying I'm not a boxing fan, so in that regard this is not really my game.
But, having played it for about 15 minutes with just training (career mode on Rookie), I must say I had a definite workout and it's pretty fun.
The visuals are pretty good, the motion itself with swaying your arms is also well thought through.

I bought Creed for 5 euro's through fanatical, and I think that's certainly a good price. Would personally never have paid 25 euro's as the current price is.
So I definitely give it a thumbs up for 5 euro's, and I think if you're a real boxing fan you're certainly gonna like it.

Played on HTC Vive Pro/Vive wands 1.0/RTX2060Super

The looks of the game are excellent (I like the stylized look). And once you figured out a bit how the puzzles work it's also quite a fun game. BUT at first it just seems you have to random push some stuff to get the solution, before I figured out the solution to every puzzle is just laying around the whole map. Personally I would have rather have actual puzzles or something than these 'find the solution on the map and try it'. As I said at first you just have the feeling you have to randomly press the buttons to get the result.

I got the game in a bundle over at Indiegala in 2017, so it can't have been more than 4 euro's for the whole bundle. Even though I like the game, 12,49 euro is too much for not even over an hour of content (and that was including gazing around at the scenery), so if it's on sale below 5 euro's I can advise it, anything above it, for a game from 2017, I cannot.

I hope the developers will continue to make new puzzle adventures, but next time with more real puzzles.

Played on the HTC Vive Pro/Vive wands 1.0/ RTX 2060Super.

This is a pretty fun game. you walk about a scene and collect some diamonds and a few statues.
Most of the time you are climbing.
You cannot die, so if you fall from a big height it's not game over.

It looks ok, the voice of the temple guard (of whatever it is) is awful, you can hardly hear what he says due to the distortion used. Also the sound/music is a bit loud.
You start in an office, and then you go down to the cellar, and without explanation you are starting at the beginning of the tomb. That could have been done better, or explained.
One frustrating thing was that I hadn't had the last statue of the first level and I accidently entered the platform that automatically loaded me into the second level without being able to return, also it changed the last checkpoint ofcourse to the start of the second level, and no way back to load an earlier checkpoint, other than having to restart the whole first level.
Another frustrating point was the swinging, and if you drop you have to f-ing walk all the way back there which takes quite a while.. after the umpth time falling down, I just quit for now.

I like the game, but I would only recommend it when it's on sale (I have no idea how much I paid for it or if I got it in a bundle, knowing myself I certainly didn't pay more than 3 euro's for this).

Played on HTC Vive Pro/Vive wands 1.0/RTX2060Super,

This looks great, and it is something like an intro, but there it ends..
"exciting interactive puzzles" Uhm, there aren't any puzzles in it..

As I said, this is just a start of something that could be a great fun adventure game, they have the visuals, and the story.
It's free, so there's no harm in trying it.

Played on HTC Vive Pro/Vive wands 1.0/RTX2060Super

The graphics are good, the gameplay is ok (waves of the same type of zombie coming at ya).
I was playing at normal and I stopped playing when the spiders kept coming at me. Tried to change the reloading to using button, but I could press any button on both my vive wands but it didn't reload.

As it's free I can definitely recommend it, but as with all VR zombie shooters, this is not for the fainthearted.

Played on HTC Vive Pro/Vive wands/RTX2060Super,

This is a fine example of good a VR game.
Is looks great, it plays great. Looking forward to playing the full game. He has created an exellent system.
I also like the extra warning pictures at the beginning, haha, I found myself onetime trying to regain my balance by wanting to push the wall, and ofcourse there is no wall, haha, but he warned about that (that's a really good thing and should be present at way more VR-games).

Played on HTC Vive Pro/Vive controllers/RTX2060Super.

Another fine example of what VR can add to the experience of history. It all looks great and the tour is also a nice tour.
Only gripe I would have, there is no free roaming, so you have to follow the tour which goes from spot to spot and then it just restarts.. Would have been nice if you had the option after the tour to just freely roam around the compound, even outside..

But I recommend anybody to check this experience out. It's free, so there's no reason not to try it.

Played on HTC Vive Pro/Vive controllers/RTX2060Super..

It's a great and interesting tour and as a educational tool it is also great. Everything looks great, the voiceover is also well done. Never having visited the original, and probably never will, this is a unique way of visiting the Sistine chapel.

Now for the downside:
-As a VR experience it lacks some thing, it doesn't start in VR, you first have to select on your monitor with a mouse you want the tour, which ofcourse is annoying if you start it from home and you're waiting for something to happen, you hear music but home seems to still show 'next up'..
-Would have been nice if you could really get up close to everything and even tilt so you don't have to strain your neck too much. (So the actual modern lift they have ingame should have gotten much closer to everything, also not only in the second half of the chappel.
-Would have been nice if you could have teleported around the wooden scaffold too.
-There is no way to pause the long dialogs and in some cases you can't skip it either (I got a phonecall during the guided tour, so I had to start the whole guided tour again).

BUT even for those minor point (which are easily fixed), I recommend this experience to everybody as it's very VERY well done, and hope we'll get even more virtual tours like this of many other locations..
And as it's free, there's no reason not to experience this fine tour.

Ceville is a decent adventure, not too difficult, although I used a walkthrough on some occasions, but a seasoned adventure game player with more stamina might not need it.
The graphics are great, the story is ok, the characters are great.
I already had the game on dvd-rom and on GOG (but never played them), but bought it at a steamsale for 0,39 cents, and it's well worth the money..
It took me about 12 hours to go through the game, again, I think a seasoned adventure player will take about 10-12 hours if he/she at least listens to all the dialog.
BUT! the game does have its problems, it sometimes crashes, but luckily it has a 5 minute autosave (but I suggest saving anyway after a major happening). And the ingame video's don't seem to work at all, luckily they are not really needed (and I even wonder why they werent done through the game-engine itself. But if you want to see the video's (which is just a book with some images and text switching pages) you can go to your steam library folder: <your location>\SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\Ceville\data\shared\videos and use the windows video player to play the wmv files.

Mind you, make sure you set the game to your native resolution of your monitor if you want to enjoy the game even more, the game starts in a default resolution.

(Played it on Windows 10 Pro 64bit (1909), RTX2060Super with at the time of writing latest nvidia drivers)