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As a lover of quirky little puzzle games this was right up my street, especially as it is a team game and is better played as such. I’d originally believed Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes had been developed by Bossa Studios, given its Surgeon Simulation/ I am Bread appearance and I was surprised to find out otherwise. Unlike other simulators where co-operative play is an afterthought, this game is all about team work and it’s an absolute blast.
KEEP TALKING AND NOBODY EXPLODES HARDCORE SIMULATOR
You watch an avatar, rather than seeing the court first-person.ĭisclosure: The wife of co-author Sean Hollister works at Facebook, owner of Oculus VR, as a business-to-business video producer.Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes is just an easy-peasy bomb simulator game, right? Nah. The translation's not perfect: Some power moves are a little over the top arcade-style (like a tornado smash) and the controls feel stiff. VR Tennis OnlineĪ Japanese-developed virtual tennis game is like Sega's old Virtua Tennis, but in 3D. "You'll never find a more wretched hive of scum and air hockey-loving aliens." Isn't that what Obi-Wan said? In this knockoff Mos Eisley cantina, you'll bat pucks with your head. RoomsĪn old 2D puzzle game gets reborn as a lesser Oculus launch game. Scan in all the pinball machines immediately. Remember This Old Game? Now It's In 3D! Pinball FX2 VRĭo you love pinball? Have you ever wanted a pinball museum? It feels like a 3D pinball machine is right in front of you, and if you lean forward or to the sides you can check out details up close. Maybe it was the control scheme.Ī weird murder, with hidden clues to click on. You control an explorer, and the whole thing feels like a classic PlayStation story-driven game, except you can look anywhere, and shine your flashlight on creepy things by moving your head. Edge of NowhereĪ creepy Lovecraftian journey into the arctic wasteland, where alien spider nightmares lurk. Using the controller to turn around makes us nauseous. It first hit the Gear VR mobile system, and now moves to the Rift and feels pretty similar.
KEEP TALKING AND NOBODY EXPLODES HARDCORE PC
It's been an indie hit on PC for a while. Oculus Freaky Scary Things That May Involve Spiders Albino Lullabyįrom what we can tell from a brief demo, a bizarre Beetlejuice-meets-Grim Fandango journey to a puzzly, ominous world you have to walk through. ( Read more in our hands-on here.)Įdge of Nowhere. Literally get up on tiptoes to reach the next handhold. Don't look down - VR makes that drop feel incredibly far. Not a game that really needs VR, but the isolation makes cheating more difficult. If only you could communicate with one another! Think of it as a team-building exercise.
KEEP TALKING AND NOBODY EXPLODES HARDCORE MANUAL
You're a bomb defusal expert, only you left the manual at home. (Requires Oculus Touch.) Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes Next best thing to Madden in VR, for now. All with your hands, and Touch controllers. In football, you hike and throw to receivers, and then catch the ball. You're the quarterback! (Or basketball star, or hockey pro!) Try a bunch of arcade-like mini-games. You're playing a guitar that floats in your hands, while holding a real Rock Band guitar in boring real life. Look around: your band is behind you! You're on stage, the fans are screaming. Quick, make your escape! But first, disarm a bomb, kill a snake and try not to die of asphyxiation. You're an over-the-top '60s secret agent trapped in a plane. The best part: getting a better look at your defenses just by leaning in closer. The AirMech does - and you fly it around your tabletop dropping tanks and artillery to defend against incoming armies. AirMech: CommandĪs a child, I wished my Transformers toys could actually transform all by themselves. A spiked wheel of death approaches from behind. You look down on a track spread out around you, and make the little cars race. Shrink Mad Max down to a tiny tabletop racing game and you kinda sorta have BlazeRush. Characters ripped from anime power through hordes of attackers in arenas you can lean over and look around, like they're playing on a table in front of you.
Maybe there are blocks you can rotate into place to help them get to their spacecraft? (Don't ask why pink teddy bears have a spacecraft.) Smashing the BattleĪnother smash-em-up game with a mini-action-figure fetish. And they'll march straight to their death if you don't help.
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