G-Rebels

Really fun game especially when in VR there is some bugs and over sites but Its early access so this can be expected some bugs are: 2nd to last mission Your "ally" does not shoot at the end of the mission: avoiding the cops you get spotted randomly even when a cop is not near by that is all can't wait for the next chapter!

J'attendais ce jeu... Super sensation de vol dans un monde cyberpunk style BladeRunner avec la musique qui va avec. Mais quelle déception d'être complètement bloqué au début du jeu par une course obligatoire (même si on la refuse), impossible pour moi d'arriver dans les temps... Que ce soit au clavier, la manette ou le Hotas... Je n'ai pas acheté ce jeu pour faire des courses...

I might be missing something here, but I think we're back in the early Oculus days when VR feature is advertised with no actual VR controller support? Ah yes, I wanna strap a VR headset on my head and use a game controller to control things. O.O

Posso resumir que o G-Rebels é maravilhoso e promissor! Uma gameplay nostálgica que cativa a cada momento! Curti tudo, desde o cenário belíssimo com a vibe cyberpunk, que nos dar uma breve imersão do que é vivenciar aquele universo vibrante! Apesar do universo ser futurista, os elementos orgânicos aqui se destacam bastante, com as nuvens bastantes realista ao meu modo de ver e a mudanças climáticas que tem transições bastante natural. Jogar G-Rebels, é como juntar Simulador de Nave + elementos de RPG. Aqui você encontra as quests e sidequests e também comprar os upgrades para a sua nave ter o poder bélico intimidador. Gostei muito do combate, com controle simples e intuitivo. Os controles está mais para o modo arcade, que pode agradar mais a maioria sem problemas. Posso dizer que G-Rebels tem o potencial de se tornar um marco para este gênero, muito promissor. mas tem muita coisa para serem polidas, como o desempenho da perfomance, pois fui obrigado a limitar para os 60 FPS, que estão bem aceitáveis. O jogo é lindo, galera! Vale apena investir nesse e espero que os devs consigam atingir o marco do lançamento, pois digo novamento, G-Rebels é muito promissor!

Love it! played the demo quite a bit, now with the EA release I can play in VR, amazing sense of scale and depth. There are obviously a few issues, having to use FXAA, the menu following your gaze etc, but as the devs stated it's still WIP. Anyway it gets my thumbs up and I think this one will be amazing once it matures.

I don't have a HOTAS, so I'm playing on a Meta Quest 3 through Virtual Desktop, using the Touch controllers as an emulated Xbox gamepad. I'm also using a Logitech G29, with the pedals mapped for forward thrust and reverse thrust. I'm running the game on an RTX 4090. I honestly love this game. The atmosphere, visuals and feeling of flying through the city in VR are incredible, and I really want to keep playing it. The biggest problem for me right now is the VR menu and input handling. In flat mode I can use the Quest controllers as pointers and configure everything easily. Once I switch into VR, those pointers disappear, so I have to enable gamepad emulation in Virtual Desktop in order to fly. That works well for controlling the ship, but then parts of the menus and configuration become extremely difficult to use. I'm also seeing very strange behavior with the G29, its pedals and the shifter. To be clear: there is absolutely nothing mapped to menu navigation in the Menu controls section. Despite that, the game still reacts to movements from the steering wheel, pedals and various G29 buttons while I'm in the menus. The behavior is also very inconsistent and seems almost random. When the shifter is in neutral, the menu selection starts moving around uncontrollably. If I put the shifter into any gear from 1st to 6th, the menu stops moving — but then I can't select anything at all, either with the Quest controllers or with the keyboard. The only workaround I've found is to leave the shifter in neutral and very slightly move the steering wheel until the unintended menu input happens to settle into a neutral position. Then I can sometimes navigate the menus. Keyboard input in VR is also unreliable. Enter and Escape usually only work if I hold them down for a while, and even then they only register sometimes. It really feels like multiple input devices are being read by the VR menus even when they are not mapped to any menu function, and that those inputs are fighting each other. It would be a huge improvement if VR mode had proper mouse/VR pointer support, more reliable keyboard input, and strict separation between gameplay controls and menu navigation controls. Ideally, if a device has no menu bindings, the menus should completely ignore its axes and buttons. The game itself is fantastic and already has something very special. I really hope the VR controls, menus and input handling get some attention during Early Access, because with those issues polished this could easily become one of my favorite PCVR games.

Early access review: There's a fun foundation here. The flight model is fun and easy to play on a keyboard and mouse. The main story missions kept me interested. As for combat, I'm used to Elite; Dangerous where the flight model lends itself really well to chasing and avoiding "turret" battles. G-Rebels seems to be somewhere in-between. You do end up crossing paths with your target a lot. Maybe that's a skill issue on my part. But so long as you pay attention to the level number of a scanned target you can avoid getting in over your head before engaging. I'm recommending early access, especially at this price point.