To conclude: Eve valkyries is a standard multiplayer shooting game. like other said, the gameplay (for now) is nothing too original, it's a space battle, nothing new here, you fly your ship, and pew pew! and lastly, the minus: - it's a game about multiplayer, so no campaign, no story to follow, nothing but some scouting mission that serve more of a "get used to the map without being blown up" - the music isn't really present, I can't even remember if there is music at all, paradoxalement, many eve online music fit perfectly with the game. Now, let's slide to the "meh" zone - the gameplay is correct. On my opinion the best one is the ruined battlefield, flying between those huge wrecked ship is something. Many other games have something that break the immersion, but here, since you're sitting in this cockpit every move of your head "feel real" there is no motion sickness (at least for me) - the game is beautiful, it's worth remembering it, many times during my scouting missions I found myself idling between the maps, just looking at the sceneries.
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What and how to say it? Let's start with the plus: -the sensations of the game are really good, it's the first time in my VR expérience that I feel "inside" it for real. the sensations of the game are really good, it's the first time in Eve Valkyrie. They have iterated on it many times and (once you deprogram yourself from wanting non-VR things (menus)), it's actually really intuitive. I've barely touched on the VR side of this in the review, the reason for that: It does it pretty much flawlessly. If competition, fighting against the best, and team work, looking towards tournaments and structured competition is your thing, this is the best in the genre in a decade, and it's in VR. Multiplayer, however, this game with it's dampened physics flight model is very much in the same vein as FreeSpace and the other hyper-competitive space shooters from the late 90s, FreeSpace itself, being used as a comparison should show you how high in regard I hold this game, the game (FS2) was long, long regarded king of the genre. If you want this for a singleplayer experience, I would suggest waiting, the developers are constantly adding content to the game, multi and single player, so it'll get there eventually, but right now, there are only a couple hours worth of single player content at most. EVE Valkyrie is a purebred competitive multiplayer experience, there's a little bit of single player that alludes to the fairly rich lore, most of that lore must be found outside the game, though. Dog fights are the real focus, putting players into space ships and having them duke it out in the deep reaches of space.In a sentence: FreeSpace 2 Multiplayer in VR.ĮVE Valkyrie is a purebred competitive multiplayer experience, there's a little bit of In a sentence: FreeSpace 2 Multiplayer in VR. However, the gameplay here is totally tailored for VR, offering up a more action-oriented experience. However, the delay still makes the Oculus Rift the place to go if you want to play EVE: Valkyrie any time soon.ĮVE: Valkyrie ties into the MMO space sim of the same name. Considering how much exclusive titles has become the talking point for Oculus Rift as of late, this is a big shift in the marketplace. That changed this morning though, with the official EVE: Valkyrie Twitter account confirming that the game would be coming to the HTC Vive at some point in 2016.
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Unfortunately for those on the HTC Vive, the game has always been an Oculus Rift exclusive on PC (it is coming to PlayStation VR), even launching with the device as a pack-in game. One of the biggest and best of these has always appeared to be EVE: Valkyrie. As virtual reality gaming begins flooding into thousands of gamers’ homes, the actual games they play on the devices are becoming the hot topic.
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