This game or star trek bridge?

[Akar]

I finally got my vr and was ready to buy a star trek themed game and i got stuck between this one and the bridge game. Honestly cant even find a Versus opinion online so I guess il ask you guys. Im only buying one for now and I guess im asking which one has better graphics, more options, and more fun factor. thanks guys

[Spring Tacticz]

Both are fun, last Time I tried out Pulsar in VR it was a bit wonky and most people say you need to mess with the controls first to get it working right. That was a week or 2 ago and I decided to wait for full release to try again in VR. But the Game allows you to do more as far as roles go (Science Officer and Ground Missions).

Bridge Crew is a bit easier to pick up and the community is mostly good though you do get some screaming children here and there. The controls are well mapped (At least for the Index) and it really feels good sitting in the different star-ship bridges

Between the two games Bridge Crew will be easier to learn and youll get extra fun out of it if you are a Star Trek Fan. Pulsar has much more going on in it, you get to do ground missions and each role seems to have more responsibilities than the roles found in Bridge Crew, which makes it a more robust game overall.

Im happy to answer any more questions if I didn't cover something you were wondering about!

[Akar]

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Originally posted by Summer Tacticz:

Both are fun, last Time I tried out Pulsar in VR it was a bit wonky and most people say you need to mess with the controls first to get it working right. That was a week or 2 ago and I decided to wait for full release to try again in VR. But the Game allows you to do more as far as roles go (Science Officer and Ground Missions).

Bridge Crew is a bit easier to pick up and the community is mostly good though you do get some screaming children here and there. The controls are well mapped (At least for the Index) and it really feels good sitting in the different star-ship bridges

Between the two games Bridge Crew will be easier to learn and youll get extra fun out of it if you are a Star Trek Fan. Pulsar has much more going on in it, you get to do ground missions and each role seems to have more responsibilities than the roles found in Bridge Crew, which makes it a more robust game overall.

Im happy to answer any more questions if I didn't cover something you were wondering about! :pleased:

Thank you for the reply! was exactly the detail i was looking for so cheers !! Think il try bridge first then come back to pulsar when its got more updates or near release

[Luckyleol]

Originally posted by Akar:

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Originally posted by Summer Tacticz:

Both are fun, last Time I tried out Pulsar in VR it was a bit wonky and most people say you need to mess with the controls first to get it working right. That was a week or 2 ago and I decided to wait for full release to try again in VR. But the Game allows you to do more as far as roles go (Science Officer and Ground Missions).

Bridge Crew is a bit easier to pick up and the community is mostly good though you do get some screaming children here and there. The controls are well mapped (At least for the Index) and it really feels good sitting in the different star-ship bridges

Between the two games Bridge Crew will be easier to learn and youll get extra fun out of it if you are a Star Trek Fan. Pulsar has much more going on in it, you get to do ground missions and each role seems to have more responsibilities than the roles found in Bridge Crew, which makes it a more robust game overall.

Im happy to answer any more questions if I didn't cover something you were wondering about! :pleased:

Thank you for the reply! was exactly the detail i was looking for so cheers !! Think il try bridge first then come back to pulsar when its got more updates or near release

um well, it just released btw.

[Rocketgrrrl]

I have to say it's been working great with my HP Reverb G2. STBC is a very different experience - much more focused on just bridge action, with no walk-around ability.
Luckyleol, is there a place to find an overview of VR mappings/controls? Doesn't necessarily need to be G2 specific - I just want to get an idea of what I should try to get to work without resorting to a keyboard.