CONVRGENCE

One of the BEST S.T.A.L.K.E.R-like games for VR users! Runs phenomenally on my PSVR2.

la verdad como todos pienso que es un gran juego muy divertido e interesante, le hace falta traducción a mas idiomas . pero esta bien ciertamente tiene mucho potencial pero el producto actual es bastante bueno y completo , espero que sigan agregando mas contenido y mapas ya que el juego tiene mucho mas que ofrecer gracias .

its aight ig

Excelente atmosfera, tiene un futuro muy prometedor. Los controles son excelentes aunque se debe ajustar bien todo en un principio como altura, manos, etc. La IA de momento si deja algo que desear, los enemigos en veces son agresivos pero algo torpes y muchas veces atraviesan paredes, pero es algo que se puede arreglar. Recomiendo muchísimo por el momento, el contenido por el momento es bueno y será mejor cuando llegue la versión 1.0

I got to say, After just 3hrs of gameplay I am very impressed. I am also very happy to see real world Russian items being put into this game. Having played Into The Radius and Walking Dead Saints & Sinners this is a must play for those who are fans of those games.

Convrgence is a pretty solid and atmospheric VR game. The first thing that catches your eye is how genuinely comfortable it is to use the inventory and enjoy all the perks of VR mechanics. [b]The Short Answer: [/b] Is It Worth Buying? Yes, but catch it on a 10–20% sale. [b]Playtime:[/b] Around 20–25 hours [b]Graphics: [/b] 5/10 I’d say it’s standard. However, in some places, I really wished for better graphics instead of the fog. It would be much better if the locations loaded even in low quality, rather than just having fog where you can’t see a damn thing. [b]Mobs: [/b] 4/10 Well, they are kind of dumb and unoriginal—but it is what it is. Let's wait for updates and see what happens. The most annoying ones are the snipers, especially when two of them aim at you at the same time. Other than that, there are humans, beasts, mutants (bloodsuckers), and a big variant of the latter. [b]Locations: [/b] 6/10 The locations were a bit disappointing. The first 10 hours are interesting, but after that, it becomes a repetitive grind through the same areas. I really wished that optional sub-locations (like going down into a basement) were more frequent and diverse—both in terms of room layouts and finding some secret goodies inside them. [b]Guns: [/b] 4/10 There are too few guns, especially among the bandits. Almost all of them carry a Mosin, a PPSh, or a sawed-off shotgun, and that's it. It’s pretty sad. I get that they need to control the loot drop rates so the economy doesn't collapse, but it's still a bummer. On the bright side, the weapon upgrades are quite nice and well-made. As for the cons: it's not always clear which attachment fits where until you open your PDA. [b]Interface: [/b] 5/10 It’s simultaneously convenient and not. When it comes to VR-specific features, everything is good, though I missed having customization options for pockets and pouches. Buying stuff is also perfectly fine: you pick it up, you buy it. Selling is easy too: just dump it on the trader. However, from a gameplay perspective, it’s a big shame there’s no map. Even a hand-drawn one that the player uncovers themselves—without showing the player's exact position, where you could draw on a tablet with a pencil—would be great. [b]Upgrades and Progression: [/b] 3/10 It's tied to quests that are incredibly tedious ("soul-crushing"). Finding 6 wallets or relays, and so on. If they at least unlocked in batches all at once, it would be better. But as it is, you might sell what you need early on and then have to run around looking for it all over again. [b]Quests: [/b] 2/10 Personally, I didn't like a single quest except for retrieving a case and reaching a specific spot. The rest is just pure tedious grind. Side quests are practically non-existent (barely any content there). [b]Mechanics: [/b] 7/10 Convenient and simple. The extraction system is straightforward and smooth: you reach the exit, you leave, making sessions quite fast. The inventory and weapons are pleasant to use. The mechanics for opening some doors are also cool. The only thing missing was a tutorial for opening combination locks—I thought the code would be written somewhere and I had to shine a light on it or something, but turns out you just had to lockpick it by listening to the clicks. [b]Story: [/b] 2/10 There basically isn't one. [b]Music: [/b] 5/10 Unobtrusive and simple. [b]Atmosphere: [/b] 8/10 Very atmospheric. Thanks to the audio and lighting, you really start to believe you are right there. [b]Overall Score: [/b] 71/100