Recent reviews by Tekop

A very well made the matrix-feeling game. Puts you in various cliché setting for action movies, unclear if you are the good or bad guy -- not much backstory but that doesn't matter, the red dudes trying to kill you do.

I think some sort of connection between the scenes (why do I go from hijacking a plane to being a poledancer to wrecking up a bore-platform?)

Anyways, I enjoyed it, I got it on sale with 20% off but not too bad base price imo.

A really nice and a bit intimidating experience. I don't think I've played many if any VR experiences where you could "feel" the other persons presense as much as here. La Peri has a great look and you feel that theres people with a theater/artist background behind it (Frenchmen! Arggh!).

I can understand people who feel it's a bit expensive (disclosure: I bought it only when discounted) for such a short story but I did find it worth it and I hope enough people will support it so we can have more classic feeling/"artsy" experiences like this one. This is starting to sound cheesy but I absolutely felt like La Peri was made with love and I want more of it.

Really wonderful and calm game to play when everything sucks and you just want your mind to go somewhere else. Nice and simple graphics, calm "procedural" music based on ingame events, nice progression from simple beginnings to complex systems around endgame. It always ends up in a super intensive situation where your system starts to break down, and the whole game is about extending the time before this happens.

Replayability is based on global/friend scorecharts and daily challanges.

People with drawing tablets will also have good fun since you won't need more than left-clicks to play it all, and you can spare your mouse hand by drawing out your metro. It's not for people looking for a hardcore and realistic metro-simulator (maybe go play OpenTDD) but people looking for a simplistic game that can be played with a single hand.

One of the few games I've prepurchased only because of concept and nice pictures, and not been disappointed with at any time.

Such a great atmosphere. The sound felt great, but it was a bit weird that I could barely hear sounds longer than a 1-2 meters away.

I would love to see a longer (non-free) VR cyberpunk detective game like this.

Awesome tactical zombie game!

A zombie infection has broken out, and your goal is to rescue enough people to rebuild society. The missions take place in randomly generated cities based on the same template which makes some variety while constraining all maps to feel the same (which is good imo).

The story isn't deep, but as you progress plenty of background information is made available for the interested. While the people you save are abstracted away as colored squares on a map, each mission typically “unlocks” a short strip telling a personal story about a normal guy, a survivor, or El Presidente, typically with a comedic twist and pop references.

In all a game I enjoyed and by all means worth the 10€ price.

(And thanks for Linux support!)

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Original review:

Was a really great game! Just sucks it doesn't start anymore and dev doesn't answer questions about it.

Best action-game for VR I've tried. It's in Early Access, but feels like a pretty fine polished game with lots of potential.

It's a free program which gives us a VR friendly "YouTube", so I don't feel like I can complain.

However, it have a strong feeling of being a very quick port of a Occulus Rift app since you aim with your view. Also most videos are not of a very high quality, regarding both technical and contentwise (in my oppinion at least).

But again, it's free movies :)

Everything I paint looks like colored spaghetti but that doesn't matter because IT'S IN 3D!

I recommend everyone to try it but only because I got it for free... I'm not fully sure that 28€ is a appropriate pricetag tbh.

The most spiderman-like game you can get as of writing!
But you need a strong stomach... There’s some really weird controls and you are forced to use a odd “walk in the direction you are looking”-control scheme...

But if you don't mind BarfSimulator2016 this has a great wipe to it! (I couldn't handle more than 20 minutes.)

A cool tech demo showing of something like "VR tourism”. The 3D world and textures doesn't exactly seem to be in very high definition, despite the 12GB footprint, but it has a nice voiceover explaining what you look at using both voice, 2D still-images, text reacting depending on your orientation etc.

Not that much to see yet but cool nonetheless.