Crumbling

ce jeu a l'air vraiment bien en plus il est totalement doublé en français. mais hélas il ne fonctionne qu'avec le quest 2 si vous avec un VIVE, un pico ou un Valve index, passez votre chemin...

I haven't put much time into Crumbling yet, but even with that, I can really tell how much love went into making this game. Which made me even more sad seeing only eight steam reviews. The action figure/toy store concept is very cool, and the 3rd person control surprisingly worked well in VR. Though it would be nice to see some gameplay options for the camera in the future, if the devs decide to pick development back up that is. Combat feels satisfying, with a good mix of timing your attacks, dodging enemy attacks, and learning enemy patterns instead of just wildly swinging around (though that can be a viable strategy as you'll find out). It's easy to learn but feels like there's enough depth there to keep you improving with each run. That said the story telling and voice acting just bring the whole thing to an entire new level. It takes a well made polished game and gives it life and excitement. Reading the story, then fighting through levels looking for the next page. All while still wondering what could possibly be next. It all just feels way too premium and made with care to not have the player base to back it up. This should easily be an Overwhelmingly Positive game and is deserving of it rightfully. Moving onto my category ranking. Gameplay: 9.5/10 - Fun mechanics that are easy to understand and might feel simple over time. But the changing of enemies and boss fights keeps you learning new attack patterns and strategies to feel just satisfying enough. Really surprised me it would work well the way it did. VR Implementation: 9/10 - The action figure concept translates surprisingly well into VR. The camera can be a little rough around the edges. Personally I found the drag to move to be my personal favorite and much smoother than the joysticks. Mainly I would like to see a VR Character Body. This would make walking around the store and maneuvering much easier. Making it really seem like your shopping for action figures etc... Art Style & Presentation: 10/10 - The comic book aesthetic and toy world design are full of charm. It feels like a Middle School project brought to life in front of my eyes. The game leans into its own art so well. Not being too serious about things really ties everything together so well. For instance the cow with the utter attack. It really is a masterpiece in this category. Sound & Atmosphere: 10/10 - The voice acting is top notch, easily AAA quality. The sounds of everything you do, button clicks, attacks, dodges, buying something from the register. They all just work together and nothing feels out of place. It matches the art style and keeps things light hearted, but at the same time can turn dark when a boss appears, or a plot twist in the story happens. Passion: 10/10 - You can genuinely feel the amount of care that went into this project. So I'm not going to say much more here. Go play it for yourself and get back to me. Overall: 9.7/10 Again, I haven't finished everything the game has to offer, but it gave me an amazing first impression, I don't think I've ever written a review this long or thought out. Crumbling is creative, polished, and has a ton of heart behind it. I really suggest you try out the game for yourself and come back to give an honest review, because honestly this game is probably the biggest hidden gem on the entire platform.