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• Troomp

  Mar 21, 2023

  Game of the year.
• Don~Mohnke

  Mar 21, 2023

  While there are things that can be improved within the game. I like it and I would definitely recommend it. The game runs fairly well and has its big perks. That being said, there are also its quirks. Perks~ 1. The game feels like Escape From Tarkov from a VR standpoint where you go into each raid with equipment you bring in , if you survive? Cool, if you die, you lose the gear. That's normal. 2. You get to make coffee in your bunker/hideout and watch a video as you drink said coffee. This was a plus for me. 3. Everything is pretty much free game, wanna feel like John Wick? Go for it. This game has many possibilities. 4. Even if you have minimal Hardware, you can run this game well on medium to low settings. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Quirks~ 1. SteamVR mode is very janky as it seems to shake like you have rapid tremors and it can be very disturbing. I would suggest playing in Oculus mode until they provide a fix for SteamVR. 2. So if you bought the Founders edition or any edition that gives you access to gear and certain items. When you go to the trading section, these items may despawn if you just grab them and set them in random places. I learned this the hard way and got it fixed by just manually selecting an item to collect. Hope this helps others too. 3. No pet dog or cato. Big sad. ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Big perk : COFFEEE....COFFEEEEE!!! and pork n beans. ~~~~~~~~ This game definitely deserves a chance if you can get over the minor things. Definitely worth a try and worth the money on standard.
• gamedeal user

  Mar 21, 2023

  I seriously encourage you to wait to purchase this game. I spent roughly 15 hours in the Free to Play Early Access Alpha, and for an Alpha, the tag seemed right, not to mention, considering how janky and buggy the game is, and I don't mean inconvenience bugs, I mean game breaking / lose all your items styled bugs. Which if you have ever played tarkov, you know how big of a problem that can be. Items randomly disappear, clip weirdly through walls or objects, disappear of the gun racks, fling themselves 2000 feet into the sky, this game is by no means ready for a beta. The developers decided to run the Alpha into the launch days itself, there was a few patches released which addressed a few glaring issues, sure. But nothing massive like the game breaking issues seen especially in the inventory management. The game itself feels really polished in some aspects, guns look visually, very appealing, the looting system feels rewarding, and not too punishing, and the maps are creative and surprisingly big in size, considering how smooth the games run, it's optimized quite impressively. I have an Oculus 2 via Oculus Link that I use (Please keep in mind for the gun to not be so "stuttery" and broken, you have to change in your steam preferences for the game to launch using Oculus VR.) That is about the end of the positive experience. PLEASE keep in mind this game has only been in development for around 11~ months at the time of this review. What they have done in this time frame is impressive. But it isn't hard to see, this game isn't ready for release yet. Between Janky AI with aimbot 100s of meters away, Inconsistent latency to the server resulting in dying (Or killing someone) because you/they haven't pushed out of cover on your/their screen yet, A broken loot system in your hideout that results it items disappearing or clipping through objects randomly, gun bloom in a VR shooter game, Mundane tasks that they expect you to grind 10-25 times PER level of trader (Unlike tarkov, there are 5 trader levels), and a lack of a story entirely at the moment. This game just doesn't feel ready yet. And it's a shame. I wish the developers took a month or so after the alpha to really fix the game, because just at launch, I discovered 3 seperate massive economy breaking bugs relating item duplication and item deletion. It's simply not ready yet. Come check back in 4-6 months, and the game might actually be really solid. Unfortunately I'm willing to bet most casual players will have dropped this game by then, and the raids will probably get really difficult for reasons other than game breaking bugs. So pick your poison.
• gamedeal user

  Mar 21, 2023

  Released way too early. Another instance of games "releasing" to the public in beta or early access and The game is absolutely filled with annoyances. The amount of bugs in this game make it a horrible experience to play. My hopes were quite high, and they were shattered, but that's on me. The worst bug: Sometimes, an object in your hand (gun, backpack) spins out of control and you cannot regain control of it. Your best options here are storing the object (if you can) or abandoning it. The worst is when your ammo is in your bag and your bag starts spinning uncontrollably and you can't even put it back on your back. Bye bye ammo! This bug was known pre-release. I saw it in many streams and mentioned it in the discord. The response I received was something along the lines of bug priority not being based on severity, but being able to find and solve them. Fair i suppose. But this is very game breaking to be releasing with alone. Movement: The movement in this game is very annoying. If you are constantly moving forward, and turning with the controller or head it is great. The second you want to look around or maybe strafe, movement is interrupted significantly and you become very slow. Sometimes when I try to move forward and to the right, or forward and to the left, my character dominantly begins running more forward than to the side I desired. Movement and terrain: Another big problem for me was moving across some terrains. There's some hills where it felt as if a infant could crawl the grade of incline but your player will simply not move forward or slide down on it. It is very inconsistent, makes holding hills very hard not because the hills are very steep, but because aparently we are playing wearing roller skates from timmy's birthday party. Cipping: I absolutely hate this one. Clipping. As I play this game, and little surface that I scratch with my body gets stuck and kills my movement. Even when its a wall that I am running down next to. I wish instead of that killing my movement, I could just hit the boundary and slide along it rather than dead stop all movement. Collisions: The opposite of clipping, sometimes I have experienced a LOT of trouble looting or managing hideout inventory because if you get too close to a cabinet or whatever object is at your feet, the game forcibly pushes you away as you try to reach closer to grab or place an object. Very annoying. I assume this is some system to prevent peeking through walls? but MAN. Disable it in the hideout. ALSO on that note, the trade room door ALWAYS gets in my way and pushes me away. Super annoying. Just let me clip through. brother. My hands. They get stuck inside everything!. If I am storing objects, my hand gets stuck inside shelves for example. Same happens when looting containers in the match. This is very annoying. Aiming: I have played my fair share of VRFPS games. Pavlov VR, Contractors, standout vr, and more. Aiming specifically feels kind of janky, reminds me 1000% of standoutVR or that other game they made that was supposed to be like battlefield. It's ok, very doable, but something feels off when I ADS in this game. It kind of feels like my view isnt quite right, and I always find myself raising the rear stock way up high. This is despite re-calibration. Microphones: - Both me and my friend muted our microphones. But we often had people in the match hearing what we said and responding to us. Great! Initial inventory: - For the love of god, I completely understand having players learn a mechanic, but can we have the initial load outs be auto placed in storage for us? It is VERY tedious to put away your initial items. I felt like I was picking up a shift at Walmart stocking shelves, what the hell lol. Tutorial videos: - LOUD, they never shut up, and if you walk out of range and walk back in, they start over. Please reduce volume on these! - LMG in tutorial lagged my screen to where it was just the game card and it said "waiting" for about 2 minutes. Verdict: I loved the thought of what this game stands for, and some things are done kind of right!. But not like this. I might buy this again in about a year if it is not abandoned. If ya'll think a game in this state will ship on PSVR you are absolutely dreaming. Idk what checks sony does on a game, but if they literally just play the game for 15 minutes, it would be a massive no.
• Cat Enjoyer

  Mar 21, 2023

  more like Ghosts of Gear because where the hell did it go
• zeke177

  Mar 21, 2023

  As it stands, I literally cannot play this game. I have an I7 and a 4070 and the game would not run right. Was constantly stuttering and randomly throwing my character around, it was not playable by any means. I hope the issues are fixed because based off what the game is supposed to be, it sounds really fun. But as is, it is not.
• gamedeal user

  Mar 22, 2023

  Its alright, buggy and janky but it is the only tarkov vr we have
• CeaTea

  Mar 22, 2023

  It's a janky, inventory management, hide-in-a-corner-and-hope-you-don't-die simulator. Ghosts of Tabor is a VR EFT clone that is definitely in need of some TLC, but as an Early Access title, it stands out for the intense, unique combat experiences it provides. The bones are good and it is fun despite its current bugs and flaws. For those looking to avoid jank, wait until there are some patches.
• Dawn

  Mar 22, 2023

  fun game, a bit buggy at the moment but if you aren't gonna freak out about losing the occasional piece of armor/gun then its very very fun and plenty of interactions with players (mostly surrendering for some reason)
• gamedeal user

  Mar 22, 2023

  I don't think that this game is horrible, but currently I don't think that this game is worth buying in this state. Wait a year or two. The game is a looter shooter where half of your loot will fall thru the floor and disappear and the shooting only happens once every 20 minutes with bad gun mechanics. The developers cannot decide who this game is for. It seems to be a game made in the spirit of Tarkov, but made for casual players. Tarkov is a game that's at it's heart an rpg, looter shooter made for hardcore players. This game has no rpg elements, the loot is pointless since it doesn't really matter what gun you use at all, and it seems to be made for casual players. I think the devs realized halfway through making this game that it's incredibly hard to make a game for VR because you have to cater to casual and then couldn't decide where to make the game go from there. If you are a new VR user DEFINITELY do not start with this game. it has way too much "VR jank" for even most vr veterans to be able to tolerate it. There will be a lot of people telling you "but it has so much potential" and I'd say that could be said about almost any game. Wait on buying this game until there's way more content and it might be ok, but in the current state, only buy it if you plan on making content for it or want to get frustrated.