Análises recentes de FlightOfGrey

A short but incredibly well crafted experience and well worth the asking price. The world is full of details to explore and I had to explore it all. The game's atmosphere and soundscape is nice and chill to the point of almost being meditative and calming, which is such a nice breath of fresh air when so many VR games are action packed intense. Because of this it's one of the few VR games that my non gaming wife has actually been keen and enjoyed playing. The puzzles are well crafted and some good complexity to the later levels.

If this is the "First Chapter" I'm looking forward to whatever the second chapter might bring!

Played through it on Quest 2 via Virtual Desktop.

One of the first games in many many years where I have finished the game and gone straight into a second play through. For someone who doesn't really play rhythm games, I loved this approach to it. Getting things on beat were rewarded but not being perfectly on beat also wasn't punished too heavily (outside of score).

So many details of the whole world always being in sync to the music, like the main characters walk cycle, everything just feels so good.

Great characters, great music, great game.

A great game, although would only recommend it to people who enjoyed Dirt Rally or enjoy other at least semi simulator driving/rallying games. For people who enjoyed those games this is a great change of pace and a bit more casual and less punishing.

The physics, although took me a few hours to get the hang of, are a good level of realism. The graphics speak for themselves and are amazing.

If you don't enjoy driving mechanics and the art of perfecting them then you likely won't get too much longevity out of this game as there's not much to it other than driving down a road by yourself (as rallying is) trying to improve, riding that line of control and speed. There's no story, just a bunch of different classes of cars which all handle differently and you merely have to finish the rally to unlock the next one. The progression isn't gated on difficulty or placement (other than not using up all your restarts to unlock liveries), which is why I say if you don't enjoy rallying you probably won't enjoy the game.

You are limited to a multitude of varying birds eye view, which takes a lot of the mental effort out as you're able to see all upcoming corners and prepare and position for them as opposed to listening to a co driver. It took me a few hours to get the hang of controlling the car (so don't despair if you're wiggling around all over the road, it does get better!) and it's very satisfying once you do.

A minor complaint is that the different road textures don't feel particularly different from each other, the transition between road and gravel isn't noticeable but then rain feels way overtuned and closer to ice or driving with slicks in the wet.

For me as someone who has a few hundred hours in other racing games and Dirt Rally, I have thoroughly enjoyed it and am amazed that no one has done a racing game before with great physics without super realistic graphics. Such a good niche has been filled with this game.

Great little $1 game, the platforming is good with some novel levels and mechanics, sound track is great and you can fart to fly. Not sure what else you could ask for.

Plays just like the classic N but everything is bigger and better. If you like Super Meat Boy - get this game, it's the original.

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Awesome yet simple mechanics, wonderful music combined with perfect story telling makes a great little charming game. Definitely worth picking up.