The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners

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Very well made

Nie polecam. Nie działa na Meta Quest 3S. Gra ma błędy już na starcie w menu, karze resetować tryb siedzący i stojący. Podziałało w momencie, gdy w opcjach włączyliśmy opcję kontrolerów stworzoną przez społeczność, ale pojawił się kolejny problem nie do ogarnięcia. Gra zmusiła aby w trybie samouczka wybrać ,,opcję dialogową z NPC''. Po wciskaniu w przyciski nie działało nic :/. Problem nie spotkał tylko mnie a wielu graczy.

That's its heart, its lungs. Why is it still coming?

if your a fan of the walking dead or even just zombies this game is for you, I really enjoy that i actually have to be quiet to avoid unwanted attention and being able to fight NPC survivors. I really like how immersive and realistic (in the walking dead way) this game is and you should try it out

this game is great. its hard in some parts but when you get trough its so much fun (if the lantern does not light up then you have to complete Caseys mission.if it doesnt work then your game is bugged)(if your on quest then play the game over air link you will see why)

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This will frequently show up in lists of the best VR games on offer, and for good reason. Even as someone who has zero prior experience with TWD I still found myself enjoying almost all that this game had to offer, with a couple of caveats I'll get into later. The art style is implemented brilliantly. It's not attempting photorealism but feels pretty great nad holds together well from nearly every angle, with only a couple of very small parts of the scenes where geometry is clearly missing. Pickups are immediately identifiable without having to actually grab them which makes scavenging feel less gamified, while the NPCs provide just the amount of "are they...?" when trying to determine between friend or foe, and just what kind of foe exactly; though there's typically plenty of time to confirm. Actual gameplay mechanics are mostly solid. Most things which seem like they should be interactable are, though there's unfortuantely some set dressing that look exactly like items you want which cannot be taken. Enemies are not particularly intelligent (even the living ones) but are extremely satisfying to deal with when you get comfortable with combat mechanics (think long, smooth motions, rather than quick ones). I did also appreciate that humans could "return" after you got far enough from their bodies. It's not perfect, though. Doors and drawers will sometimes spring back shut, weapons can sometimes be remarkably easy to lose completely, human enemies that are too close can interfere with your hands to the point you cannot retaliate properly, the lever-action rifle can sometimes become unable to cycle (scrap it and get another - it will never come good), and there appears to be one infinite spawn situation that seems oddly out of place. I'm also not really a fan of the torch mechanic as this unfortunately means you spend a decent bit of time playing as a small spot of dull light in the dark, though thankfully this is largely handled rather well and fits thematically. I did also experience one crash towards the end (approximately 20 hours in). The auto-save feature meant little progress was lost (each "day" is usually only around half an hour, saved before and after) and I was unable to get it to happen again in the same circumstances. YMMV. An easy recommendation. Just a shame it doesn't have co-op. PS Take every opportunity you can to help beggars. "The Saint" is a frustrating achievement to come back for later.