Mind blowing good! I can't believe this has been made by just one dev with a little bit of help from his friends, it's just so good, the quality is up there with the best, Red Matter 1+2 included. It's currently a work in progress but the quality is outstanding and continues to be improved. The gameplay is fun and sometimes makes you jump out of your skin, there's plenty to explore and things to figure out, it's more of find something at "A" which you have to use at "B" etc with combat , some of which is truly nerve shredding! A good game to get lost in the quantum void!
Jaw-dropping good. I had the privilege of alpha testing this jewel. Being early access it’s alreadt better than 99% percent of released titles.Graphically is absolutely phenomenal. Lighting, textures, the feel of everything is amazing.Compelling non linear story with several possible endings.Considering this is a solo developer title it’s an unbelievable achievement. Could perfectly be a 30€ title, but no, Le Dev is humble and kind enough to sell it at 10.99.GET IT RIGHT NOW!
EXCELLENT, THE FUTURE VR REFERENCE! I'm thrilled by such attention to detail and mastery.The atmosphere, the graphics, the sounds, the story—everything is there to make this game a hit.The first shock comes from the visual quality; it's a feast for the eyes!Then, very quickly, we find ourselves caught up in the atmosphere; the immersion is total.The story is immediately addictive.We pilot our tugboat with ease and fun between debris and stellar objects, moving on foot, scrutinizing each terminal in search of clues or life forms.Replayability is ensured by multiple endings and an open-ended storyline.Quantum Void impresses with the precision of its design: detailed graphics, immersive sound, and solid narrative writing.This independent French project could well become a benchmark for spatial narrative VR, combining immersion, mystery, and depth.Congratulations and thank you, dear developer!My video preview in french: https://youtu.be/YHi18EFbIVc
Outstanding graphical achievement!!! I had the opportunity to beta test the early parts of the game and I must say, it felt I was playing a PCVR title.The graphics and effects are among my top 3 for stand alone vr and it is truly impressive you have things like volumetric and real time shadows which is unheard on a mobile platform, if you want to show off to your PC gamer friends, hand them this game. The controls are very intuitive and immersive,most of all action are phycallised in other words, you must reach out and do instead of pressing buttons, and the story is very interesting, I can't wait to play the game and discover all the things I missed and possible experience all endings.Judging from my test gameplay I would say the game will be around 8-12 hours long to finish depending how your pace is and not counting the other endings.I am more impressed about the dev, which was really cool when taking criticism, and adopting beta testers like myself suggestions and updating the game so quickly.Simple amazing and please support devs like him, they only bring joy and great experiences for our platform.
A must buy for the sc-fi fan! I was very kindly granted access to test the game. I was not expecting to feel so connected to it. The feel of this game gives an 80s vibe which I'm all for. Voice acting is excellent, some very well-done parts at the beginning. I was grinning ear to ear. I don't want to spoil anything, so if you like a good puzzle esque story driven space exploration with some great humour and genuine wow moments in VR then do yourself a favour and grab this now. I had about 2 hours game play time but plan to go in and finish the game shortly following early release. To say this is a single dev it's outstanding what they have achieved here.
Mysterious and fascinating Sci-Fi. Nearly everyone is going to be talking about the graphics rendering technology, but what's likely going to hook me on this game is the story and the art direction. This is a mysterious and fascinating place. I'm not going to discuss the plot and I recommend everyone go into this game knowing only what's been shown in the trailer.I've been playing video games for over 40 years so the 80's aesthetics are very nostalgic for me.The UI and general gameplay are mostly really slick. The way they resolved the awkwardness of using a keyboard in VR is very clever and best solution I've seen so far.The only issues I have with the VR design are that you can't interact with objects that you should be able to like locker doors, coffee mugs, and clipboards, and objects that you can move react in a "muted" manner, as if you're as weak as a kitten. It's a bit strange. Also I turn with my feet in VR and walking sometimes feels a bit wobbly, so I'm not sure if the game was tested with natural turning. Roomscale needs to function properly with natural turning so I hope this gets tweaked. It's not a big issue, but fixing it would make the game feel even more polished.The audio is fantastic! Very detailed ambient sound, convincing sound effects, skilled use of reverb, etc. Top notch work from the developers. Snippets of music are well composed, perfectly fit the style and add to the drama, but it's mostly music free which keeps the game feeling ominous.The graphics are mostly excellent. The lighting is among the best I've seen in my decade of playing VR. There are some jaw dropping visual effects. Everyone's naturally going to compare this to Red Matter. I'll have to compare the two games back to back, but based on my memories of Red Matter, this game eclipses it in some ways.I say the graphics are "mostly excellent" because it was a bit of a let down when I first got to fly a ship. The view out the window looks somewhat flat, like it might not be rendered stereoscopically. At times it's like watching a flat movie. To boost performance Star Wars Squadrons on PlayStation VR1 didn't render the environment outside your ship in stereoscopic 3D, and maybe that's what they're doing with this game to get it to run on the Quest 2. (Thankfully Quantum Void doesn't suffer from the reprojection ghosting that plagued Star Wars Squadrons.)I eventually got used to the flat environments in Star Wars Squadrons and I'll get used to them here. It's possible that increasing the contrast on the objects in space to bring the shadows up to the level that's shown in the Steam version in the trailer would give it more depth. If it isn't stereoscopic, (I can't tell for sure yet), then possibly this could be a Quest 3 update in the future.However the beautiful and eerily realistic shadows and sun glare on the windows is one of the best lighting effects I've seen in a video game and goes a long way towards making up for the flat look.The bottom line is that everyone who has any interest in a space exploration game like this shouldn't hesitate to purchase it. And even if you have no interest in this sort of game you should give it a try, you might discover another genre that you enjoy.And hey Meta! You really need to get a trailer up on your YouTube channel and promote the hell out of this game. It'll make a lot of Quest owners very, very happy and sell headsets and make more Quest owners. This needs a wider audience than just the people who happen to stumble upon it while browsing YouTube. I'm so glad I was lucky enough to discover it.
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