The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners

Not been able to play this game, if you are using quest 2/3 do not buy it on steam. Waste of money. I can't even change controller binding. Trash. I think the dev team did it on purpose so that u have to buy it on quest platform, no proof tho.

[h1] CHANGE YOUR GAMMA OR THE GAME WILL BE UNPLAYABLE [/h1] I am not sure what the devs playtested on, maybe 100% brightness with FakeHDR cranked up for 15 minutes until their eyes were watering and said: "Yup that's dark enough. Mhm. This'll do. Dark at 12:00 PM." With modern OLEDs and good IPS-C panels, you CANNOT SEE ANYTHING in some maps, like [b]Rampart[/b]. The flashlight is beyond useless, it's like a 5 watt bulb at best. So, a proper gamer, [i]a true survivor[/i], FIXES THE GAME ENGINE: [hr][/hr] In Headset/Virtual Desktop: Gamma 1.4 Config File: %appdata%/local/TWD/config/engine.ini Append these to the end and save: [/Script/Engine.Engine] DisplayGamma=2.9 [ConsoleVariables] r.Tonemapper.Sharpen=1 r.BloomQuality=0 r.Color.Max=0.7 r.Color.Mid=0.4 [b]TURN POST PROCESSING/BLOOM OFF in-game.[/b] [hr][/hr] [h2]Overall Rating: 7.5/10.0[/h2] [b]Small review:[/b] A good short romp through the post apocalyptic zombie infested wasteland of New Orleans, held back by shoddy gamma/brightness controls, HTC Vive Wand shenanigans, and asymmetric prioritization of different resources. Workbenches go from needing ONLY wood, to ONLY metal, to suddenly sugar and/or protein for some reason. You play as The Tourist, akin to The Courier, a True Neutral, who the game desperately wants to pick a side, and then forces one. There's some morally grey decisions, as in any TWD game, but ultimately all roads lead to a constrained point. I highly recommend you pick up the Jambaya Recipe, located in the kitchen of the Tower House in Via Corolla. It's essential to play the game without your stuff breaking every 3 swings. The default durability and player stats are abysmal, and it is heavily reliant on upgrades. If you're a fan of games like Arizona Sunshine, or Project Zomboid, this is for you. It scratches that PZ-VR itch but not too much, it's like a gentle scratch, a taste or tester-tease of "what could be" in a true zombie survival horror VR game. That being said, we have what we have, VR is the neglected child of the gaming world, so we take what we can get. The overall experience is about 10-16 hours, which is quite short. It seems like a lot while you're there, though because.. well, as we all know, VR is incredibly immersive. Without spoiling too much, just like Blade and Sorcery, this game has hard physics melee, so make sure your guardian/playspace/boundary is set up properly. You don't want to get spooked by a zombie and punch a hole in your wall. [b]Good luck adventurers o7[/b]