Последние обзоры SubZeroEffort

House of the Dying Sun is a great VR gaming concept , with a demonstarted solid foundation to build upon. Early access will delight space sim fans and show what the ( near ) future will bring. It will re-ignite the brain space that Tie Fighter / Homeworld once kept lit.

I have tried most of the paid Vive games , this one truly is the most polished. Who would have thought landing airplanes could be this much fun , but it is ! It also nice to be immersed in an engaging environment where I don't need to kill anything.

This is the game I would wear a t-shirt of, and when someone else who had played it walked by me ; we would give each other a nod of approval. This game sets a level of design an immersion that can't be found in any other VR game at the moment (IMO).

In my opinion the last decade of the FPS genre is akin to eating off-brand cheerios in water. It’s repetitive, not terribly interesting, and if that’s all you have – then well OK, I guess. Couple this with the null-existence of free time, in the most literal meaning, and it becomes a challenge to find a game that will capture my attention AND I won’t feel guilty about playing (i.e. kids+wife+job).

S U P E R H O T
This game is soooo good; I let my kid walk around with a poopie diaper for 30 mins while I beat the elevator level with fists only.

S U P E R H O T

Never felt guilty.
Buy it.

O B E Y

What are we supposed to use, harsh language?
Yes. Well that and cunning tactics, patience and some luck.

This game thrills me, it really is a masterpiece of the sci-fi / horror genre. I would like to give the developers a standing ovation with “the slow-clap”. It faithfully restores the same environment as the original Alien, with some very nice additions (no-spoilers). Where this games exceeds is in the constant (persistent) tension that oscillates between being in a skyscraper fire and a drifting cruise ship that declared an Ebola breakout.