Dark Legion VR

This is just not a quality game. There are translusent black boxes on the sides of my vision whenever i look anywhere. The guns feel like limp noodles and sound like crap. Shooting enemies is not visceral at all and it feels like just shooting a bunch of cardboard targets. The environment is ok although the lack of quality overall just makes it not worth my time playing this game. Refunded for now and maybe later down the development line I will check it out but other games I have are just way more fun than this with much better engines a whole ton less bugs. Whenever a I beat a level the game quits out and sometimes the teleporation just makes my character go up and up instead of around. It is just not in state that is ready enough for enjoyment. Too bad because it looked cool and the sale price was great. Not even worth five bucks in its present state to me. Just a waste of time at the moment.

Does not work with Oculus Rift touch controllers. It just doesn't recognize them. Dev was notified of problem on Feb 12th and has not responded. Very disappointing. Not recommended if you are using Rift with touch.

System being used: VIVE Pro, Pro controllers and 2.0 sensors, i9-7900X, 1080 and 32 GB RAM Pros: The things they get right are pretty nice. Reloading is smooth even though it's annoying to "reach behind" yourself when you want to grab another mag. The graphics are nice on some objects and others.. less so. The movement is pretty speedy and lag-free if you use teleport. The aiming and bow mechanics are spot-on. Cons: The things they don't get right.. are waaay wrong. When you try to teleport while holding things like a grenade or a breaching charge, you teleport UP and get stuck. Have to kill the game and reload. Crashing occurs often. Pretty much after every level during loading. Their English is horrible. Not that it affects the game once you figure out what they are talking about in the tuturial, but that's a challenge all to itself. The annoying repeating of monologues is insane. The woman in the tutorial for example If you don't move to her right away, she repeats the same crap over and over and over and over and over. Or if you don't teleport near the little droid, he'll keep beeping and waving over and over and over. Getting things off your belt is really cumbersome. If you need anything other than a weapon you can scroll through using your right D-pad, you'll have to look down at your belt and try to highlight what you want (such as a grenade, breaching charge, etc) between other things. Pulling the pin on a grenade? Good luck. Vive controllers smash together constantly. Racking your charging handle on the assault rifle? Good luck. Same issue and it's incredibly tempermental too. You have to grab it JUST RIGHT. Definitely not something you can do on-the-go if you're the average player Want to use the sniper? Good luck. It's a bolt-action rifle which means you're going to have to cycle your bolt with your off-hand between each shot. Which means you can't really use both hands to aim which makes the sniper rifle all but useless. All in all the game has some strengths, but they haven't fixed simple issues like the crashing and the teleporting through the ceiling and getting stuck in walls? This game is supposedly EA but it's been out for years. I'm pretty sure they're done with whatever they are going to do with it. As it is, I would stay away from it unless you get it super cheap.

+Графика отличная +Оружия много +Хорошая механика -Робот-спутник бесит. Все время что-то пищит, машет и встает на линию огня. -Игра крашится после первого уровня +Graphics is great +Lots of weapons +Good mechanics -The following robot is very annoying and noisy/ -Game crashes after first lvl

Oculus Touch support quit working. edit 4/7/2018 started working again but crashed when I finished first level.

I ticked this box to say I got it free. I actually can't remember when I got this game but I can't find anything in my history that says I paid for it, so, I'm assuming I got it free. For free or for a very small amount of money, say £2 or less, this game is not too bad. For anything more than that, I'd be upset that I bought a broken game. [b]The ugly[/b] first: [list] [*]The game crashes on every level transition, including when defeating the last boss. Normally, it autosaves right before the crash so you can just jump back in and carry on. On killing the end boss however, the game crashes instantly (again) and when you reload, it dumps you in an empty boss room with no way to progress, so.... you don't actually get to see the end game movie/credits/whatever. [*] It bears repeating, on top of crashing in-between every level, I persevered through the crashes and my reward was to know I beat the game but never get to see the ending. [*] As many others have stated, the dumb little flying robot is idiotic, it frequently gets right in the way of where you want to shoot whilst you are getting shot back. [/list] However, this game does have some good points. [b]The good[/b] a.k.a. the reasons I persevered with this game: [list] [*]I actually quite like the main duck/cover and shoot mechanics on how you do most of the fighting. It's a bit contrived, with extremely basic enemy AI particularly, but nonetheless I quite enjoyed ducking in and out, popping off a few shots and reloading. [*] Weapon selection and reloading is again nicely done for the most part. You can pick up weapons off your belt in either hand and use the other hand to pull clips from the back of your belt, pop the clip in the gun and, depending on the gun, also pull the lever to prime the gun and start shooting. [*] In particular the pistol, which is the first weapon you get, is great fun to use (although that is also a bad thing). [*] The bow as well is quite well done. It's been done well in other games too but it works well here also. [*] Depth perception is spot on, which means you can shoot from the hip, shoot round corners, but also use iron sights very effectively for well placed headshots. [b]The bad[/b] (or just not so good): [*] The trigger activity depends on the context of what your hand is pointing at, and the game can get very confused. If you are struggling to pick up a gun from your belt, it's probably because your hand is pointing at something on the floor or wall you can interact with. [*] Weapon balancing is iffy. I spent most of the time using the pistol because it is a) easy to reload b) has no spread, c) the iron sights are extremely accurate and d) the pistol has infinite ammo. The shotgun is little more than useless, the automatic rifle has too much spread, you only use the bow when you need to because drawing arrows taking time, and the rocket launcher is squandered on anything except bosses. [*] The sniper rifle is worthing singling out. It has a top-mounted zoom display so you can try those round-the-corner shots. However, the zoom level is quite high and my hands are just not steady enough to use the rifle effectively. There has to be a way to solve a lack of steadiness, it's not like you can lean on anything to steady yourself. [*] Your female companion, who helps you through the initial tutorials, is ridiculously dressed. The arse-tight leather and pointy nipples will appeal to the young lads I'm sure. In summary, this is a game that has some promising features, but let down by the typical silly game breaking bugs one finds in far too many Indie VR titles. As a result, I have to give it a negative rating.

不知道为什么每过一关，游戏就会报错，在电脑屏幕上显示终止。必须重新开启游戏，读取存档就可以正常玩下一关！这是一个BUG。请游戏公司重视，并予以解决！

i bought this game on oculus after i got it on steam also and controlers didnt work there either after they said oculus controlers were fixed well there not and once you change languge you cant change it back