John Lazarus - Episode 1: Dead Man's Origin

Is this game buggy? - Oh yes it is, really buggy Does this game look good? - If you like PS2/GameCube Graphics, yes then it looks fine. How is the animation? - This is the point where I have to say...horrible. Models are floating above the ground and animations are terrible. Voice and sound? - Its fine, nothing groundbreaking but gets the job done. Replayability? - After roughly 60min you are done with the story. Then there is the arcade mode where you run from point a to b and shoot stuff. Couldn't realy play because after the finish line the game won't go back to the menu. Music? - Fits in some parts in some not so much. So with all this critics, why a positive review? - Because the only thing that kept me forcing through this really rough mess was the story and the trippy locations. What will I see next and what the heck is going on? Beside the terrible mechanics the clunky controls, and laughable animations of the human models, RainSoft manged to keep me curious whats happeni...

This was a game that really caught my attention and I had high hopes for. A nice break from a near endless amount of VR wave shooters, and poor excuses for games aka "experiences". Its an oddball world, with different elements, you dont know what to except from one scene to the next. This should have been a breathe of fresh air for me, and if not for the bugs, it would have made an appearance on my personal top 20 VR games. But bugs are lurking around every corner. If the game was in EA I could at least have gone in with my eyes open and just hold out hope they would get patched eventually. And its not like I am trying to summon devs back from the dead on an ancient game, this is a 2018 full release title and my thread on my bugs made nearly a week ago https://steamcommunity.com/app/776040/discussions/1/1696044439574055049/ has gone unanswered. Not even a vague "we will look into it". It pains me to rate it down, as this is the type of game that I would want to encourage. But when t...

[h1] Played on Oculus Rift with Touch Controllers [/h1] This is the trippiest VR game yet. In essence, it is a mostly VR cinematic narrative-driven experience. It's also a shooter. It's also a puzzle/escape room game. It's also a melee and throwing coal game (yes, coal). It's also the stuff made of your worst mushroom trip. One of the missions is to get nachos at the convenience store. I kid you not. Spoiler alert: [spoiler] you end up not getting nachos ... honestly it was the worst part of the game because I really wanted nachos [/spoiler] You do move around your arms to swing and I recommend that for locomotion as this game was just built for that movement. Once you play the game you'll see why you need arm swing locomotion. However, I would definitely change the speed of locomotion in the settings; spoiler alert [spoiler] the worm boss will be very difficult at the default slow speed setting and he's very easy at max speed [/spoiler]. You can turn on snap turning and I suggest y...

Almost to the end of the first episode and I am enjoying it over all. Its a game that can use alot of work on the interface side but I felt it was worth a little work getting use to it. You are thrown into scenes that each are very different. Spacey man real far out. I look forward to what is to come.

i cannot reccomend as is. Animations feel broken.

Very rough around the edges. But fun nevertheless. Hoping we'll see an episode 2 (?).

Well.. I can't say this is good or bad game. I think, something between.. I have strange feelings, but I don't regret about buying it)))

Good game but still needs some work. The story was strange but good. Worth the price.