"Alice VR" to pełna zagadek, eksploracyjna gra napędzana opowieścią. Zaprojektowano ją jako wyjątkową przygodę w rzeczywistości wirtualnej dla jednego gracza. Inspirację dla niej stanowiła słynna powieść Lewisa Carrrolla "Alicja w Krainie Czarów". Postacie biorące udział w rozgrywce przenoszone są do nowego uniwersum fantastyki naukowej. Rozkoszuj się piękną grafiką, klimatyczną ścieżką dźwiękową i zatrać się w świecie "Alice VR".
Posted on: January 18, 2018
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Does. Not. Work.
This game -- loosely inspired by Lewis Carroll's "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" and having relatively rich visuals -- is completely let down by a single, fatal flaw: It doesn't work. As of this writing, there are only two VR headsets that matter: Facebook's Oculus Rift, and HTC's Vive. "Alice VR" only really supports the Vive (allegedly), although it offers a launch option for the Oculus. But it might as well not, as the moment you touch any of the buttons on the Oculus Touch controller, the game instantly crashes. The extent of Alice VR's tech support is, "Yeah, we don't support the Touch." Okay, put the Touch controllers down and drive the game through the keyboard (which I can't see). Nope. Although the help text says that you can change your viewing direction by moving the mouse, it doesn't work. No other buttons on the keyboard or the mouse were able to alter view direction. "Dude, just turn your head." I would remind you that I'm sitting at a computer, at my desk, driving using the keyboard. Physically turning around is a challenge at best. Finally, I gave up on the VR aspect of Alice VR and played it conventionally. This time I got much further, and was able to travel to the planet. However, shortly thereafter, I found myself presented with a dune buggy to drive across the alien landscape. I got in and attempted to drive off, but quickly discovered that -- all together now -- it doesn't work. Although I could make the wheels turn, nothing I did made the vehicle actually move. My guess is that I have to point at some control in the dune buggy to switch it on but, in non-VR mode, the pointer is locked to the center of the screen. The last update to this game was over a year ago, and while I could *almost* excuse not considering the I-am-seated-at-my-computer use case, it's abundantly clear this game has had very little formal testing. If you have an HTC Vive, and this game works for you, great. Otherwise, you should probably stay away.
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