Vox Machinae

As of this review I have not played this game in over 4 years now, but I do remember it fondly, and it has been for the last 4 years in the back of my mind as a VR game I need to finish. Someday I know I will finish it, it just might be on the Quest 6 or Steam Frame 3, or maybe a brain implant chip. I would suggest you buy and complete it now though.

控制手感稀烂，机甲像是一个反应慢惯性巨大的浮空车，这么难受的控制手感下还有折磨跳跳乐环节，需要精确跳上各种高度，空间局促的蓝色石头，等着这玩意儿给你的机甲放电充能，进入充能后才能快速移动，否则你都来不及赶到任务地点。 武器目前就知道一个激光和火箭弹，玩家和队友都差不多这个配置，玩久了无聊。作为机甲游戏绝对是不及格。只能说为数不多的VR机甲游戏，没得选的选择罢了。

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Vox Machinae is a Hidden Gem Vox Machinae is one of those games that you randomly discover and wonder why more people aren't talking about it. If you've ever wanted to pilot a massive mech that actually feels like a massive machine, this game delivers. Unlike many other mech games, Vox Machinae doesn't make you feel like you're controlling a fast-moving robot with a few guns attached. You feel like you're operating a giant industrial machine that just happens to be equipped for war. The weight, movement, weapon sounds, and cockpit design make every battle feel incredibly satisfying. There's something genuinely cool about starting your Grinder, checking your systems, and heading into battle like you're clocking in for the worst work shift of your life. And the best part? You don't even need VR to enjoy it. The game supports regular screens, making it much more accessible than you might expect. The Pros Incredible mech immersion: The machines feel heavy, powerful, and believable. Fantastic cockpit design: The interactive controls and little details make you feel like a real pilot. Satisfying combat: Weapons have a real sense of impact, and positioning matters. Great customization: Different Grinders, weapons, and modules let you experiment with your playstyle. VR and non-VR support: You can enjoy the game without owning a VR headset. Multiplayer chaos: Battles with friends can be incredibly fun. No loot boxes or microtransactions: You get the full experience without having to constantly spend money. The Cons The player base can feel small: Finding real players may sometimes be difficult. The campaign can be underwhelming: The story and pacing aren't necessarily the game's strongest points. The gameplay can get repetitive: After a while, battles may start to feel familiar. There's a learning curve: Getting used to the movement and weapons takes some time. Limited mech customization: While there are different Grinders and loadouts, some players may want more ways to modify their machines. Some rough edges: Certain visual and presentation elements could use more polish. Final Thoughts Vox Machinae isn't perfect, but that's not really why I enjoyed it. It's a game with a lot of personality that focuses on something most modern games seem to forget: making you feel like you're actually inside the machine. It may not have the biggest player base, the most impressive graphics, or the most elaborate campaign, but when you're stomping across a battlefield, firing missiles at another massive Grinder, and barely surviving an encounter, you realize just how unique this game is. If you're a fan of MechWarrior, Titanfall, or just giant robots in general, I'd definitely recommend giving Vox Machinae a chance. An underrated mech game that deserves more attention. Note: This review is based on the game's overall features and commonly reported strengths and weaknesses.