Quantum Void

Great atmospheric game that proudly draws inspiration from the chunky 1980 VHS sci-fi aesthetic from ALIEN and Lovecraftian cosmic horror story. The first hour or so takes some discipline to figure out what the game wants you to do gameplay-wise: you are piecing together what happened to the task force and its crew by exploring and extracting telemetry and flight recorder data and data samples from the various ships, or their remains, spread throughout an unfamiliar star system. The star system "map" serves as an over world where you explore interconnected nodes. Once within the same node as a story-critical macguffin, you dock your ship to the hulk and explore it on foot. The story will supply the player with different code breaking tools throughout so you will be revisiting locations to unlock previously blocked off doors and sections, much like a Metroidvania. Once I figured out how to access star system fast travel mechanic (you interact with the in-game keyboard, not the flight sticks), navigating the star system became second nature. The game is not centered around combat but it's there to diversify the gameplay loop--Call of Duty in space, this game is not. The game best fits someone who enjoys very well-built atmosphere and exploration. I played this game exclusively in VR (Linux Mint, WiVRn, Quest 3, dedicated router) and I did not experience any noticeable bugs nor crashes. The atmosphere and vibes of tip toeing through a dying space ship in VR is superlative. If you've got the hardware, play this game in VR! Took me a little over 8 hours to complete the game. I am not a completionist but I managed to find a lot of collectables, easter eggs, and 3 different endings in my one playthrough (remember to save before the point of no return!). I had to search the internet to find the last task force ship (the Asusphus) because I could not find clues about its whereabouts in-game--I must've missed a computer terminal somewhere. For a small team, they made a very polished experience. I am thankful for their support of PCVR despite difficulties in that market. IMO, they made the right choice to offer a flat-screen experience to help broaden their addressable market to make VR game development sustainable until the platform and VR market can grow big enough.

por el precio es imperdible para PCVR, traducción impecable todas las pantallas, posters. apenas he jugado 50 minutos y ya ha valido la pena la compra.

Very good game. Audio is a bit messed up sometimes, clipping like it's too loud. No idea how anyone is supposed to find the smallest ship. I had to look on YT to get it.

I haven't gotten very far yet, but the intro / first chapter was so good it's already convinced me this is going to be one of my favourite VR games. The story has me hooked, exploration is fun, and the ambience is suitably spooky. It runs great on my PC too.

This game is probably the most immersive VR experience I've had. I really enjoyed it up until a specific event, which caused me to immediately have to stop because it spooked the absolute hell out of me.

This is an awesome game if you are in to VR. I have not yet finished the game but I so far, I really like it. I can’t speak about the non-VR experience though. The atmosphere reminds me a lot of Alien, which I do like a lot. But this is not a scarry game. That makes is excessive for a lot of different people. Also, the Dev is really awesome and is verry passionate about this project. Join his DC called “TacNours Games” if you want to keep up with his stuff

I love this game!!! I have put so many hours into the beautiful Quest 3 version, having restarted each time there was a graphical difference update and again with QGO's new upscaling. What a great artist/developer!! The overall textures, models and use of lighting is top notch! (Though I'd love to see how far you or modders could push this game now that it lives on PC!!) I cannot wait to finish it, MULTIPLE times!!

one of the best environment story telling ever. the gameplay and the ship movement is 10\10. the only thing that made me stop playing this masterpiece was the battery running low.