Leave No One Behind: Ia Drang VR

I also feel obligated to give this game a very positive review (for the most part) after having played it a couple hours (Quest 2, link cable). I gotta tell you, Ive recently been burned on VR games, the last 2 I bought were RFVR and The Living Remain. Both were just released, produced by an indie developer, and early access, but after playing, I found them unpolished, unoptimized, ugly, and buggy. Please keep in mind Im resorting to buying new games as Ive played all the classics at this point (Alyx, Boneworks, Lone Echo, Medal of Honor, B&S, H3, Saints & Sinners, Phantom CO, GTA5 mod, etc). With all that in mind, I decided to give this game a blind buy purely because it looked pretty and dealt with a battle Im very familiar with, the week-long Battle of La Drang. This battle is important in that it gave birth to a different strategy to the Airborne, or Air Cav. Helicopters were now used to ferry US soldiers (instead of planes) to the battle much like taxis due to the di...

[h1]Experienced on the Meta Quest 2[/h1] You can view my initial impressions review & gameplay here: https://youtu.be/rKduzn7aYcs So I am going to recommend this. However, this game is very rough. I had trouble just getting past the tutorial. There's several things that I could not figure out how to do or that took me lots of time to figure out on my own after lots of trial and error. This game needs a much better tutorial. The reason I am recommending this game is because it is the most beautiful RTS game I have ever seen in VR. This game is basically my childhood dream of playing GI Joe. You get to set up your little soldiers and helis and basically recreate battles from 1965 Vietnam as USA Army troops (you cannot choose the North Vietnam army / Viet Cong). I believe that it is possible to finish the first mission but lock yourself out of the second mission if your troops are wiped out. Unfortunately, I could not figure out how to call an air strike to defeat an enemy tower and ...

I barely refund games but this one I had to since no help from the developers. I tried contacting their fb page too like they suggested. Nothing. The game is amazing but needs some tweaks to actually play properly. The stick on the Oculus Quest 2 would press orders you did not want. This needs to be addressed. For me the graphics were blurry too. I may get this in the future if they plan on updating but for now we don't know, so I would not recommend buying. Maybe try the non VR version. But I so badly want this in VR. Vr players need this game.

This game gives me faith for what the rts can be in VR. They don't tell you how to do anything unfortunately that is frustrating. That said, Its pretty darn cool looking. I recommend for something different than sims and fps and leaves me hopeful for the future of VR gaming.

In its current state this is a no from me. No tutorial to tell you how to do anything and in a VR RTS this is a must have. First level/mission was so bugged for me I kept going into negative resources so I couldn't even do the objectives. Injured men laying on the ground everywhere but couldn't get the stretchers to move to retrieve them. Couldn't even grab the resources that were in the liberated camps either.

1. No pause button in-game 2. At the menu screen, I was not able to adjust any of the graphical settings. I am in-game, but certain menu screen buttons are literally not interact-able or selectable. 3. I have a $3,000 PC that runs every VR game in my library at a consistent 144 FPS. This game runs at 70 FPS regardless of the settings, both max and minimum. It almost seems to be locked at this FPS and that FPS is noticeably choppy for me in VR. For me this is a pass because its just not feeling like its been optimized significantly, basic features aren't implemented, and it doesn't seem like it has it been properly checked for bugs or even that the default interactions are working properly.

Works with the Vive now. It's kind of hard to evaluate the depth of strategy games without putting a ton of hours in but so far so good. There's some friction getting up and running. Figuring out how things work but it's not too bad. Part of the fun. Gameplay is commanding units. Moving them. ordering attacks. Searching the area. Setting up bases. Ordering supplies... Graphics are pretty good not great but good enough. PC quality. I've seen some graphics glitches but nothing game breaking.

Leave no man Behind, Wet behind the ears Commander Harvey Leads his troops into Battle Lore, Murphy's Law is in command as Commander Harvey is the first to step on the Battlefield and the last to step off. After establishing our HQ outpost deep in NVA territory CMDR Harvey, Captain Jack, SSG Luther and Corporal Jerry are the sole survivors after an epic battle against 4000 NVA regulars, The battle lasts for 34 days and Commander Harvey had to call in "Broken Arrow" on the NVA outpost, however the PRC-77 was shot through by a VC Sniper known as Long Tra'ng du K'ich with a skilled shot from his Mosin Nagant rifle. To add insult to injury the ivy school medics refused to leave their MASH unit because their dark souls would not permit them to put the lives of their fellow Americans above their own. It was a life changing experience for the four surviving Brothers who vowed to the Almighty never to go into Battle again unless the code was up to Military standards and the mission was not wro...

On the face of it, this games is great! Hovering above the jungle with helicopters flying around you in 3D is amazing. However it is so bug ridden it makes it hard to play. I got stuck in the side of the map and had to restart the mission, this also happened to one of my platoons. Calling up units from the controller rarely works and you're forced to watch dialogue even if you know what it wants you to do next. Dose anyone know how to refuel the chopper in the first mission?

Could be great but the game is unfinished. Controls are frustrating and the tutorial leaves out important information. What a shame.