OceanCraft

Played this for hours with a friend last night and did not want to stop. Once you get a little garden going it becomes less life-or-death and more what kind of crazy raft can we build?! There's no big ultimate goal yet, but there's a fun lego quality to getting to create some big elaborate raft with friends in the middle of the ocean (while tending a garden and doing some fishing). It has a bit of Factorio's addictive quality, but it's less complex and more approachable. I'm eager to see where they take this, but in the meantime there's plenty to keep me entertained for a while -- as long as I have friends who want to keep playing it because this is definitely most fun as a cooperative game.

Very cool game If you like the look of raft then play it in vr! its in early access but it definitely has potential to be a great game the only thing bad about it is that you cant find public game automaticly, you have to put a code in it is fun singleplayer as well overall i'd say try it when more updates come out but its your choice

This game is pretty interesting, and a pretty good Raft game for VR. I personally like the cartoony style, and the fact I can cross platform with my friend on quest is really convenient! The only issue is there isn't too much to do yet, as I wish there was like sharks that would attack, maybe some more advanced cooking like making bread out of wheat or something, etc. Pretty good game that you can really mess with for a while, but don't expect to much yet.

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Ocean Craft Works fine with WMR headsets. This is a fun little survival game. My kids and I really enjoyed it. The early game can be pretty challenging the first time but once you get into a rhythm with your fellow survivors, the game kind of reveals itself to potentially be a pretty deep (but easy to understand) co op survival sim. The motion controls are pretty easy to adapt to quickly, objects snap to your hand once highlighted from a distance and it's easy to swap tools from your right to left hand. Not a criticism against the devs but I wish someone could figure out a good way to hand things to other players in VR without a storage chest or just by dropping it on the ground. I don't know how either but wish someone could figure that out. In every single VR game, you will (without thinking) attempt to hand an object to another player. It always goes wrong and it's always frustrating. Not sure how to distinguish between taking something from someone or being handed something but hope someone comes up with an intuitive system some day. It's early access so will be fun to see what they add to the game. We'll definitely play more in it's current state and be back periodically to see where they take it. Perfect example of a VR game anyone can enjoy.

Oynadım. Fakat malesef gerçek Raft'tan çok uzak. VR olması malum zorlaştırıyor geliştirmeyi. Şuanki haliyle 1saat oynarsın sonra bıkarsın. Eh işte. Tek oynanmaz.. Oynanış için: https://youtu.be/tC1FAXOoIlQ

VR gaming is something I've participated in for over half a decade, but I haven't delved too deeply into all that's available. After viewing a bunch of videos from FastLawyer, the man behind the curator [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/32244664-Oculus-Rift-Reviews/]"Oculus Rift Reviews,"[/url] I've added several VR games that interested me to my Wishlist. Years ago, I swore off Early Access survival/crafting games, and have gone so far as to reject playing Valheim until it's done, and I have banned Early Access from appearing on my Steam storefront. I learned of OceanCraft only because of FastLawyer's video. https://youtu.be/N-8zsJVjsAM Of the VR games I wishlisted, I believed the game would most hit the spot for me was OceanCraft. I had played the alpha demo of Raft whenever that came out 6 or 7 years ago. I haven't played the more developed version of Raft, but I knew the kind of experience I'd get with OceanCraft. A nice and relaxing game is just what I need right now. OceanCraft delivered! I still have more to experience about the game, but so far I have been impressed by how well OceanCraft plays. The game has a good amount of polish in its Early Access state. There are many "quality of life" features that indicate a developer that understands what it's like to play their game. I sometimes feel frustration with the controls and how long it takes to do certain things, but that's more about the inherent limitations of motion controllers than any design flaws. I think motion controllers could benefit a lot from having just one more button per controller. There haven't been any serious bugs in my several hours of playtime, but there have been some inconsistencies with using the item stack pickup features. I'll check the discussions board to see if this needs to be reported. The main thing OceanCraft needs is... just more! The last thing I did before ending my play session was build and place the equipment needed for exploring islands. This feature was added just a few weeks ago, so I've almost seen everything OceanCraft has to offer. The Steam store page description claims there's 1 hour of gameplay, but the game actually has several times more than that. I'm glad to see the game has received continuous development since the initial version FastLawyer reviewed a year ago. OceanCraft's ongoing active development was a key reason I decided to break my embargo on Early Access survival/crafting games. Like I said, I haven't played Raft since it was released as a free alpha demo many years ago, so I don't know how far this idea can go of being stranded on a raft, surviving on random stuff floating in the ocean. Hopefully there are many more interesting things OceanCraft can do with this formula. I loved the unexpected stuff like shooting down balloons and defending against attacks from tiny pirates. Give us more stuff like that! OceanCraft is great and worth $10. Just think of it, not only did I get involved with an Early Access survival/crafting game again... I purchased it at full price! And I'm glad I did.