Onirism

This game is amazing, the sheer breadth of content is mind blowing. I expected to play this game for an hour maybe and never look back. But the deeper you go the more you find. It's...amazing..it needs work but it IS AMAZING!

Not worth it unless the devs fix the terrible optimization. I realise it's a smaller indie team, but If my computer drops to 60-70 in certain areas... How the hell is anyone else going to get playable fps. Changing from low to high settings doesn't do much either, just makes the game look even worse without much benefit to fps. And no.. 60-70 fps is not acceptable for the type of rig I have. The game can be a 10/10 masterpiece, but I still wouldn't drop a positive review with this kind of performance. Locking comments. People genuinely cannot read. I understand most of you are fine with locking your fps to 60.. but we have to draw the line somewhere. This game is not well optimized end of discussion. I'm not the only one complaining about it either.

I really wanted to enjoy this game but running on the Unity engine really makes this game run poorly, I have a RTX 3060ti and I'm running in between 40 to 60 fps with all graphic settings turned down to the lowest, but to be honest even If I put all the graphic settings on ultra it's around the same fps so that's why I know it's the engine's limitation not my card, also the mode TALES which is why I bought it for does not want to load at all, disapointed.

flawed, but fantastic. Reminds of games 25 years ago. Timesplitters 2 dam level for one!

I have a hard time writing a non rec but i feel like im forcing myself to keep going on and im only in the 4th chapter out of 10. Theres been times where ive gotten lost due to not knowing where to go and constantly getting bombarded by enemies gets annoying after a while. this isnt a bad game by far, it is beautiful, well designed and there was definitely a lot of hard work put into it. I only came for the adventure mode and it feels like they tried to draw out the game with trying to throw hoarded of enemies at you trying to get from a-b. It dosent usually give you clear objectives, just gotta wonder around till you come across a cutscene or some such. some boss fights like the bee hive was just too much. no auto save, and they only put spawn checkpoints in the platformer mini games which i found on average aggravating. anytime i wanted to look at the map, it took forever to pull up. button inputs dont always work. In general i kept going back and forth between 'i like this game' and 'ugh i wasted money'. Game just wasnt for me

unfinished, unfun, and unoptimized.

The controller support is non existent. Combat is bland. The Serious Sam homage made me laugh though.. thats about it.

It looked really fun to play with my kids on split screen, but it just infinity loads... the dev had mentioned they were working on the infinity load screen issue, but it's listed for last year, lol, so I don't really have a lot of hope that they're getting it done anytime soon.

[h1] Has the seeds of something really special, but is just too rough at the moment. Keep an eye on it to see if it patches its way to greatness [/h1] Onirism is charming, ambitious and packed with content, but is still extremely rough even after a full release. The game is an adventurous mix of Serious Sam, Metroid Prime, Ratchet and Clank, Conker's Bad Fur Day, the 3D Rayman games and who knows what else. It combines janky 3D platforming with frantic, wave-based shooting across a huge world, armed with a massive array of guns. There's a lot to see and do, and with a good bit more polish it would be really great, but as it is now (and for me as a grown man without a youngster's infinite free time to spend on not-quite-good-enough games) I unfortunately ended up refunding it. Might rebuy it if the gamefeel and controls get seriously overhauled, but from what I played, it does not feel like it should be called a 1.0 yet. The platforming elements mix poorly with the shooting elements. It's a 3rd-person shooter that feels exactly like an FPS, which is rarely a good thing, as anyone who has ever gone 3rd person in a Bethesda game can attest. The camera feels like it was made for a shooter, never moving unless you tell it to, even when not aiming. Climbing, swimming and ladders also feel very FPS-y. Jumping and landing and climbing do not compare at all favourably to full, proper platformers, which means that about half of what you'll be doing in the game just feels sub-optimal and slightly wrong. The game is also clearly not made with controllers in mind, despite most of its inspirations being console games. Tutorial messages all give KBM binds and one basic movement tech is mapped to L3, when it could have just as easily been put on the far more sensible B button. Controller mapping is just not very good at all. The controls and gamefeel are far and away my biggest problem. This is a big, dumb action game, inspired by big, dumb action games. It should not feel this wonky and weak... It's unfortunately one of those indie games that wears its influences on its sleeve, but which also doesn't feel half as good as any of them The game has already added a ton of stuff. There are tons of guns, levels, costumes etc., and the game apparently has a playtime of up to and above 30 hours, which is insane for a shooter, with more content to come. This is cool and all, but when the very basics of movement and control still feel this rough, adding a bunch of options to dress your little girl up in as many ways as possible feels like misplaced priorities. If you vibe with the gamefeel, you're in for a real treat. Maybe the game will get polished to a sheen in the future. When that happens, it will be absolute peak and I will rebuy it. Until then, tread cautiously...