great game!! but does have issues. gamplay and story is lacking contant, overall of the short story is great other than the last area has a issue with falling throw the floor and being stuck in a loop.
Fun game. If you want to be a wizard, Harry, then this is the game to try. It was a really fun game and looking forward to future updates (hopefully new levels, armour, loot, etc).
Beautiful and Fun but Empty. The visuals in this game are stunning. When I first walked into the area with the giant statues, I was happy to just sit there and stare for several minutes.The use of gesture controls is a lot of fun. That said, I would have appreciated more depth in the gesture commands, like if you could string together any 3 of several gestures to make a spell. Unfortunately, once I got the laser beam spell, none of the other spells had a purpose.Because there are no collectibles of value, no XP to be gained, (and a lot of asset reuse, which is fine), this game does not encourage exploration, which is unfortunate given how pretty the world is. A few clever puzzles would also go a long way, I think.The worst part, I think, is that the player has no voice in the story. There are no decisions to be made outside of "do I use the laser beam?" For that reason, what story there is doesn't matter at all to me. Walk, fight, walk, skip climb section, fight, credits.Ultimately this game is a beautiful showcase of some good gesture controls. It's not thought-provoking, but some of the visuals are awe-inspiring.
Extremely well illustrated spell casting. Great combat, lack of inovation with enemy interaction. wonderful graphics. ground breaking VR movements and spell usage.
Great combat! - Combat - 5 Original, fun, easy to use controls.- story - 3 There is a story, but its almost non existant. - Polish - 3 a few minor bugs. The last area has a few missing textures and floors. There are a few places where teleportation locomotion is required to progress in the map.
ABSOLUTELY STUNNING! This is one of the best vr games ever made. The visuals are absolutely amazing, one of the best I've seen in a vr game. The spell casting works so well and all the spells are super satisfying to use. All of the environments are so breathtaking that I can't help but spend so much time just looking around and taking it all in. The only complaint I have is the story. The story is kind of interesting, but the ending doesn't make any sense and the boss battle is lame. However, this is still one of the best vr games ever made. There are some glitches that are present, such as not being able to teleport at some points in the map and hands glitching once in a while, but nothing game breaking. I wrote a 4 star review on the quest store for this game because of the massively downgraded graphics which I believe the developers could have done a way better job at, but the pcvr version is absolutely stunning. Highly recommend!
I held off on buying this first release. The reason I delayed buying this was Tempestfall was not cross buy so I assumed the same thing for this game. I tried this game since I saw it was cross buy. The financial backers to that game need to allow cross buy on that game and is what held that good Warhammer game back.
This is a good game but it looks terrible so I am glad to have the PC option to play and it also proves to myself why I skipped paying for the Quest 2 version of Tempestfall. Other than that, this is a well thought out game overall.
I always wanted to become a sorcerer! I haven't finished the game yet, but everything I've seen so far is amazing. The game looks great, the views are really beautifull.
Combat in the game is really cool. Gestures used to cast magic spells work excellent and gives you a lot of fun. There is a lot of spells to cast, but after introduction you cast it very easily. You can create nice combos with them like freezing an enemy and crushing them into pieces with another spell.
Great game! I can honestly recommend it to everyone!
Overall pretty good. A fun game, but a bit buggy and pretty short. The multiple difficulty levels you sequentially unlock extend the play time, but there are only like 7 different monsters in the game or something, and unlike the first Wizards game there are no other bosses other than the big baddie at the end. Overall I'm glad I played it but it could be a lot more detail.
投稿者：Steve
★3
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短すぎる。 ゲームの仕組みは素晴らしいのですが ストーリーが短すぎるのです
投稿者：ショションピクス
To Short. The game Mechanics are Brilliant but the story is to short.
Improves on the original in every way. Let's get this out of the way first: the visuals in this game are incredible, and far better than the original, as is the combat, spellcasting, level traversal (the climbing is well implemented and adds a lot to it), and pretty much everything else about it.
One problem I had with the original is that, once I had fully upgraded fireball, that was basically all I used, as it could one-shot most enemies unless I decided to apply a modifier to increase their health. This game fixes that, for the most part. Every spell is particularly useful in different situations, and toying with the idea of spells being weakened due to environmental effects, such as rain weakening fire, made those levels particularly interesting by limiting your choices of spells. The reason I think it only solved this problem 'for the most part' is that, once you get the arcane beam spell, it's always the first spell you consider, since it's a lot more powerful than your other spells, being capable of killing one of the mini-bosses in seconds, and the only situations in which it could be at a disadvantage compared to other spells is in winding corridoors, or when there are a lot of pillars / obstacles that your beam can't get through, and that enemies are hiding behind.
The spells feel a lot more impactful to use, particularly with the effects (frozen, burning, etc.), and the feeling of power when you first freeze an enemy solid and blast them to pieces with arcane pulse is more than I think I ever found in the original. It feels a lot more like weaving spells together as opposed just chucking them around, especially with certain spells allowing you to use them to cast new spells (e.g lightning -> lightning nova), and that is a massive improvement on the original.
In short: if you liked the original or if you enjoy other spellcasting games, then this is a must buy.
edit: I'm currently trying a new game+ and will edit again with my opinion on it once I am done. It's looking good so far.
Beautiful and Fun but Empty. The visuals in this game are stunning. When I first walked into the area with the giant statues, I was happy to just sit there and stare for several minutes.
The use of gesture controls is a lot of fun. That said, I would have appreciated more depth in the gesture commands, like if you could string together any 3 of several gestures to make a spell. Unfortunately, once I got the laser beam spell, none of the other spells had a purpose.
Because there are no collectibles of value, no XP to be gained, (and a lot of asset reuse, which is fine), this game does not encourage exploration, which is unfortunate given how pretty the world is. A few clever puzzles would also go a long way, I think.
The worst part, I think, is that the player has no voice in the story. There are no decisions to be made outside of "do I use the laser beam?" For that reason, what story there is doesn't matter at all to me. Walk, fight, walk, skip climb section, fight, credits.
Ultimately this game is a beautiful showcase of some good gesture controls. It's not thought-provoking, but some of the visuals are awe-inspiring.
Buckle Up! (QUEST 2 ONLY). Okay so after going back and replaying the series, I have decided to right a more in depth review of the game. Now I'm going to go into deep detail on what the game lacks and what the game can provide, starting with graphics
Graphics After playing the game here and there, they did mention some updates that they brought out in order to enhance the experience. Now they did say they made some of the spells more appealing, (Fireball graphics, Ice Bow), in which they did provide, honestly the fact that the gloves now freeze makes it feel more realistic, along with the fireball. However, I believe they focused too much on the spell graphics they missed the key graphics (A.K.A the environment). Now as a Quest 2 gamer, I don't expect highly of the graphics, in fact it doesn't take much to impress me, however there are just some areas that are missing that finishing touch. Enemies have some detail, especially the elemental enemies, great job in my opinion. However, it seems like they are missing that little something.
Story Now this one will be a bit short, honestly I found the story to be just as entertaining as the first game of the series, in fact, I like how they made it to where they really brought our reality and their reality into one, hence VR. I personally believe they did a great job at that. However, my only complaint is that the story could be a bit longer.
Gameplay The last part of my review, now the gameplay is quite phenomenal, as always, however I just have a few complaints - Carry over the spells. What I mean by that is we no longer have pyroblast, however of course, and please forgive me I can't remember all the spells, you did give us the ability to have a little eruption of our own, I personally just liked the pyroblast to have it. The Aegis shield however I wish you would have brought over the original shield from the first. HOWEVER, the new spells, or the way they function such as the ice bow and the aegis ray are splendid ideas and I love them!
A dream come true. Finally, using gestures to cast magic. I’ve been waiting for this since VR went mainstream. This title is vastly improved over their first version. Being able to use either hand for casting is a great addition.
I have to admit though, the game does feel a bit empty. No Hp, no collectibles of real value. I stood in one spot being attacked by 5 enemies for about 3 minutes before I got close to dying.
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