Hey there,
i am a complete noob about VR. I never tried it before. The oculus 2 wasn’t even linked to a pc, simply the headset itself. And it was great. I actually heard about all the stuff that plagues VR, like that you can see the pixels or the grid, the FOV being too small etc.
I didn’t experienced any of that. The graphics were way better than imagined, I couldn’t see any grid and the FOV didn’t felt small to me. I was fully immersed watching 360 degree youtube videos. It was really a fantastic experience. Since you can’t buy the Oculus 2 in Germany, how does it compares with the other headsets? Like if valves index is a 10⁄10, how would you rank the Oculus 2?
I am highly anticipating sonys new VR headset and i am thinking about buying some hardware now actually. Oh and grabbing stuff was so intuitive in VR, also the finger tracking was very nice too.
I have been a huge Peggle and Bejeweled kick as of late after finally getting into the Puzzle Quest franchise. This led me to take stock of PopCap’s last decade of output during the huge transition the casual games maker had towards mobile.
Their notable releases during this time with EA have been:
They’ve also released some other Bejeweled and PvZ mobile spin-offs dealing with cards and the trendchasing-like. As a whole I think it’s very curious how pigeonholed they’ve been.
No follow-up to Zuma’s Revenge, no true Peggle 3 or Bejeweled 4, Feeding Frenzy 2 got a PSN release in 2010 but has been a dormant IP since, and Bookworm Adventures never got to see a push as a Scrabble alternative.
Even just looking at Zynga or King you’ll notice …
Game Title: Spacebase Startopia
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Developer: Realmforge Studios
Publisher: Kalypso Media
Review Aggregator:
OpenCritic - 69 average - 43% recommended - 14 reviews
33bits - Euyen Esquefa Pons - Spanish - 80 / 100
Spacebase Startopia is a remarkable game and a good successor to the 2001 version. But perhaps it lacks dynamism in its games, where we will spend many minutes throughout the game just waiting for the objectives of the level to be completed. But whoever wants to find a game with a good sense of humor, challenging on several occasions and with a campaign of several hours, can calmly enter the Startopia space station.
Digitally Downloaded - Matt Sainsbury - 2.5 / 5 stars
Spacebase …
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So I think everyone knows about the Crash 4 events on PC, distributed on battle.net and online only (a single player only game), they cracked it in hours after release.
So now pirates have the possibility to play offline, but not paying customers? I really don’t want to download the pirated version just for that. I do not regret buying it because I’m a big fan of the series since Crash 1, and as software engineer I don’t like stealing products developed by other developers.
Oh and the game is fun too.
Any possibility for Activision to remove this nonsense requirement?
Edit: just wanted to say to people just blaming me for buying the game, that’s what you do if you want a franchise/brand to survive, you need to support it some way, and that’s what I did with Crash Bandicoot.
I’m not supporting Blizzard/Activision I don’t even care who they are, I’m supporting the creatives behind the game.
If we just pirate all the games, are we even …
If you are unhappy with how a game appears in your library, or just want to change things up, you can replace the default image of any game with a custom image.
Simply right click on the game from the library view, and go to “Manage” and then go to “Set custom artwork” and then pick an image. If you’re wanting to create your own image, the ratio seems to be 2:3.
I’ve been annoyed with how Stellaris looked in my library the other day, so I decided to replace the default image with a new image. You can see the before and after below. If you’d like the same image, it is available here.
Its a shame it wasn’t more popular. Its a very unique game and refreshing after playing so many generic AAA games.
Jonathan Reid is a fantastic protagonist and his VA did a really great job, I was invested in his story immediately.
The most unique part is the NPC system. Each NPC is interesting and has their own story that you can find out (Its not immediately spelled out which I appreciated). And when you embrace them you actually feel bad (for most of them), often their last words are haunting and there are real consequences. Other NPC’s actually react, the district changes etc.
I played as a “good” guy at first but then just switched to being more “evil” because it just seemed more fun and made for a more engaging story. All the districts were ruined at the end in my playthrough
The atmosphere and soundtrack are well done as well,. The weakest part is definitely the combat but at least on a evil playthrough it was never tedious and still …
Played these a while ago and they are currently on offer on Steam at 75% off, lovely games with Grow Home being a fairly short demo of the idea, and Grow Up being a meatier game; still only 8 to 10 hours or so if you go looking for everything but well worth it IMO.
I realise they’re fairly old but I don’t know how many people know about them.
Charming, tranquil and wholesome exploration with interesting controller mechanics for climbing and various of other movement options as the game progresses. Check out some plays on YouTube if you’re interested.
Going back to play again for a nice escape from reality! :)
Been really itching to play fat princess but my ps3 no longer works. Anyone know of any similar games. The original CTF game not the adventure one for ps4.