In "SUPERHOT VR," time only moves when you do, allowing you to dodge bullets and pull off amazing action stunts.
After an hour in Iron Man’s metal shoes, I worried that virtual reality may not be for me. But that same night, I fell in love with"." The game throws you into intense action set-pieces. Faceless, polygonal goons charge you with knives, hammers and guns. It’s up to you to beat them all and proceed to the next minimalist level.
But here’s the catch: In"SUPERHOT," time only moves when you do. So as a barrage of bullets lurches toward you in slow-motion, you have precious seconds to think about how you’ll deal with each and every threat around you. You might have to throw a dog bowl at the first guy, a hammer at the next, then pick up a pistol that went flying to turn on the third goon.
It’s an experience that works out your brain and even your body, and it got me so immersed that I accidentally punched my TV and tripped over my couch. But injuries aside, it proved to me how unparalleled an experience virtual reality can be.So with my faith in the platform restored , I got to try many other games for the Meta Quest 2.
j_mastromarino The number of people who have bought one of their headsets rounds down to 0 compared to consoles. They will literally have to give away headsets to attract users, and then pretty much all the games are inferior due to headset hardware limitations.
If y'all have an in with someone over there, maybe they can send this to Zuck?