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Yeah, I just know I'll only end up playing one so why waste the $7, right?
While it's clear you feel the presentation is better in Polybius, how do you feel the gameplay compares?
I'll probably just take a chance on Moose Life and if I don't like it return it for Polybius which I know is totally my jam.
Thanks for the feedback!
I can understand you'd want to focus on just one game at a time. I would go for a new experience with Moose Life and circle back to Polybius once you need a break from ML.
Exactly.
But while Polybius "definitely it's a VR game", Moose Life plays very well even without VR and .. it's a different game .. so despite you may prefer one or the other I would say "get both" so you won't be disappointed :)
Cheers.
Καλά του λες ;)
This is the best shooter I have played since Space Giraffe.
Moose Life, on the other hand, is also impressive visually but is a real, actual game up to arcade quality. It's much better IMO.