Dixotomia

Very Good Game. With good VR mechanics. And in this Game you can see the Beginning when the Creaters of the Game use AI.

Was fun its got its challenge spots but it was pretty fun. My Main issue is I was getting suck on objects and walls but I had a fun time playing it I got 3 hrs in pretty quick.

Ive played the Meta Quest version on a quest 2 and started the steam version recently. Game looks and runs better on dedicated pc hardware of course. I had some user technical difficulties (infamous quest 2 stick drift) As for the game its a fun time and pretty good shooter with lots of great weapons and enemy types.

Game has potential, but boy is it not where it needs to be. First off, gameplay. This is a corridor shooter with no cover mechanics, enemies who will run at you in a line, and can occasionally shoot through walls. They sometimes mix it up with rooms rather than corridors, where enemies can spawn a few feet behind you and body-block any retreat you might have, and movement is required to survive. Movement is odd. The level geometry needs serious work, as on all 3 maps that I have been on I have repeatedly gotten stuck on terrain to the point where I couldn't move forwards or to the side, and had to back up directly. At the start of one section you have to leave an elevator, and I got stuck on the door frame for a solid 25-30 seconds every single time. This is during an ambush where the enemies were waiting for the doors to open. The buttons don't always fire your abilities properly. You can reset your skill points freely, but be careful because the game might stop being able to update your ability list so when you unlock a new ability you can't use it until you have found a save-point and restarted the game. The game page says "Deep upgrade trees" but it's 7 vampire and 7 technology abilities. Vampire abilities can only be used with your off-hand, so you can't dual-wield them. You also have to re-select it after every time your hand interacts with something, whether that's a gun, or an object you can pick up. Enemy AI and animation is TERRIBLE. They float-run like an early 90s arcade shooter. They have 0 reaction to being shot, they might as well be cardboard cutouts that slide back and forth. Except they are, every single one of them, a massive bullet sponge, taking 5-6 headshots from every upgraded weapon. Pistol, with it's massive headshot bonus would kill in ~4 headshots. Rifle would take 6, but can put shots downrange at 3x the speed AND carry more AND does more damage outside of a headshot. Shotgun had a decent kill speed, but even then it takes 2 headshots to take down a basic enemy. There are next to no sound effects for the enemies, so you never hear the enemies around you until they start shooting. No running sound, if they spawn behind you with a melee weapon you have no way of knowing until they have already hit you, but there is no indication of where that hit has come from. Their voices can barely be heard, but there's nothing really to be worth hearing as they just give off a nonsense generic line that is either completely irrelevant or has not been explained by the story. Every enemy so far has been a variant of 2 base enemies, regardless of where you find these guys. The dialogue, cutscenes and voice acting feels like it was written and performed by AI. Might not be, but it's certainly bland, generic and occasionally nonsense enough to be. It just feels bad to play. Almost like one of those arcade shooters where you get a gun, but worse.