Smitty Wrbmnjnsn 最近的评测

This game IS worth $30.
It is pretty much everything you would expect from the description:
the 3 original games, adapted to VR quite well, plus a few other scenarios designed for VR that work... pretty well.
Is it scary? Yeah, it's pretty scary. Especially for people who haven't played the original games.

But is it as scary as it could be?
This is why I'm making this a negative review. There are few other negative reviews and none that point out what I believe to be the main issue: they didn't modify the jump scares for VR. They just made them 3D.
What would be scary is turning around to find that huge, looming anamatronic standing over you before it plays the sound and eats your face. What is considerably less scary is being in the middle of something and having the whole environment disappear while the same 3D animation is glued to your face for the third time.

Obviously they had to make a choice between changing the core scare, and staying true to the source material, but I personally think VR lends itself to anything that DOESN'T glue itself to the headset.

This is my only gripe, and though it doesn't entirely ruin the game, it is something one should consider before purchase.

Very solid game. The inclusion of infinitely replayable campaigns and a decent AI make this game worth buying. The multiplayer and depth of gameplay make me think I'd be happy paying a full $60.

My only gripe is that I would like to be able to micromanage everything, and right now you cannot control the pathing of non-vehicle units.

Very fun game already. Solid foundation for a truly great vr game.

The variety of guns and their reload cycles makes relatively simple gameplay engaging, and there's no doubt the gameplay will get more complex in the future.

Fantastic game!

Been a while since a game has sucked me in so hard. At first I thought the game was pretty shallow, but then I just kept losing and losing even though I was doing everything I set out to accomplish. Far more difficult than other tycoon/resource management games in that you can't just set it and forget it. 10 workers at a station will eventually become 1 worker and 3 sick guys if you forget to check back. Not to mention, you benefit a lot from moving workers from job to job and leaving certain stations unmanned for the day, which is really interesting.
Music was great.
Atmosphere and graphics were pretty stunning.
Great game.

This game is fantastic.
At first, I was a little sad to see that the mouse was not AI controled, but then I saw how good the animations are, and how the platforming is quite decent, and how the combat is MMM MMM great. The game is about being able to control the mouse with the touchpads while simultaneously completing tasks by reaching around the space.

It took a while to get to some combat, so I was worried it was going to be lackluster, but it was satisfying to see there was difficulty right off the bat. It's not clunky. It's just hard in the way that patting your head and rubbing your belly is hard. Having to constantly reach out to the mouse after he's been hit a single time, and make sure there's enough space for a healing animation to complete is interesting. I can already tell they've thought alot about how the player will attack each enemy, because the first enemy can be stunned indefinitely just by holding it in your hand... but then the moment the mouse attacks, it is no longer stunned, and attacks in return (so you think you can get away with 2 swings but die if you swing more than once kind of thing).

The hidden stuff is nice, but there were a few times I was able to get to places that REALLY seemed like obvious hiding places, and I just reached beyond the border of the world, and died. It is nice to be able to stand up and look at the other side of things when this happens though.

I thought the game was beautiful to begin with, and after I finished playing this far, I just noticed that the video settings are defaulted to minimum, so I'm excited to see how much more beautiful the game can get.
The scale is quite amazing.

If the game lasts as long as I think it will, I'd say this is a must have VR game for sure.