Скорошни рецензии на Felicity

in 2007: i had a laptop and couldnt run it

in 2020: i have a top 1% pc and it refuses to run anyway

the legends were right

holy gpu usage

and cpu usage

well, prpr live is a better for live2d but is a bit less feature-rich. if the model is high quality good luck on weaker GPUs

cool af program though

edit for orphix: god i love the mechs so much they feel like what i imagine horus heresy era dreadnoughts felt before the imperium became anti-fun and anti-good things

of course (copyright distinct)


edit: i figured out what to do, i just click w and m1 and then hope for the best
edit2: i figured out more, you put stuff in the guns, and then you hit sprint and jump a lot and shoot stuff
edit3: i've made a horrible mistake

the movement and shooting and fluidity of the mechanics feels so incredible to play, but holy moly i dont understand even for one moment how the game structure and missions are meant to be done, the whole ui is a mess and i spent 30 minutes on a mission without really understanding what to do and then died and failed after difficulty escalated when i wasnt sure if i could extract

idk this game is awesome but wtf do i do please i need a daddy

much like every other 'war z' 'infestation stories' etc attempt to reboot this scam franchise, it's trash. idk why they keep trying.

It is worth mentioning the game still works, just the leaderboards don't. So if you really want to practice your point shooting, you can. 1w6t is fun lol i guess?

I was sorta just reminded of this because I wanted to see if the leaderboards were still up and not cheated, but, no, the server they hosted them on is clearly long defunct.

This is the story of this game: it was legit, it was genuinely made to be an aim trainer and not a scam or anything like that. It was a very small team, they did not have a lot behind them. Kovaak made his game alone and had a well paying job to back himself up, and eventually, his game exploded and he got investors and whatnot bc of trends changing wind.

However, VR aim training... VR shooters in general, are a very small, niche market. A very fierce one of course, but very, very small, compared to any pc userbase, let alone console these days. Even back in the early days when kovaak's was still fairly unknown, it had a potential userbase factors larger than this one.

So, we beta tested it, I had fun beating everyone's scores, they fixed some stuff, it was pretty darn basic and I gave my feedback but there's only so much one can expect from a new dev.

However, they expected way, way too much in terms of sales after release. So as soon as they saw first week sales, they knew it was over, they announced they were giving up, they didn't have the money or time etc to keep it up and pursue real careers, and power to them, a VR aim trianer is not the way to go right now. Especially when H3VR has better aim training modes, by far, and Boneworks too has a great arena survival style mode which is also good for reflex training. However, a 'raw' aim trainer, light on resources, is always in demand by competitive players regardless of the platform, so this should have filled that niche. If there were more than a couple dozen people who might have cared.

I'm a leaderboard player, I like to compete on leaderboards, I don't care about training... but when there's no players training, there's no one to compete with regardless. So, game was dead.

I liked the potential and the idea, but as of now, this is vaporware. I wanted to revise my review because my previous one was too hopeful.

two quartets walk in to get a byte to eat,

if i wanted to sum up my review in one sentence: haha i just took 2 bottles of benadryl hahaaaa

important note: played in high fidelity on index in vr (note this game controls with keyboard or controller, but you look around with VR, it is intended and works excellently to make you feel 'restricted' in the suit) and generally sleep deprived as horror games ought to be played

number of jumps scares: they are so predictable that you expect them from every single predictable moment, only to find the first and most blatant one is really one of the only few, and the game is almost entirely a slow thriller with some high intensity beats that tend to fit within the framework of the narrative, and not just thrown at you randomly. although I really wanted it at first to be a lovecraftian type thing, it is just true straight-faced psychological horror, where it's you, your head, and some glass separating you from observed reality, which only you define. all the scares are appropriate, and the lack of excessive jump scares is well done.

this game is incredible. yes, there was a bit of fiddling about with oxygen at the start; oxygen appears to be a timer at first, but its just there to create at least a minor sense of urgency, which is absolutely okay for this sort of theme. after the first two or so segments, oxygen becomes a non-issue, and in several cases actually greatly enhanced the experience, which as someone who absolutely HATES timed anything in games (looking at u dead rising) im honestly impressed.

dont let reviews fool you: literally there are ox tanks littered all over the place they're just falling from the sky at the end bscly, I believe I ran out of air twice total, and the first time was not realizing the ox refill port was interactable. i even got stuck out of bounds in some geometry at one point, fired up obs to watch myself drown, and then got out at around 10% left after waiting from 90% and trying various things, and then ended up recording the last hour of the game after having the most insane feeling of relief i wouldn't have to do all those stupid puzzles again. wtf. it felt like it was planned, but i was legit stuck and a randomly placed flare dislodged me. my heart. i had kept track of where the nearest extra ox tank was so i just ran to it and gg absolute blast of a game, this is really what i wanted from Soma and not screaming robots ngl

sometimes the enemies were frustrating, but generally, the style of the game is obvious: it is not a chase you and spook game, it is an on rails psychological horror where at least you have something to run away from when there actually is a spider crab.

a lot of spider crabs.

fantastic use of psychological horror and a smart narrative that is a bit of a slow start, but the ending is absolutely now in my top 5 of games, and I can't believe this was only 4 hours. it felt like an absolute eternity.

- language list either lying or it doesn't have a menu button to change it (lying)
- cant go back in time and recover my .2 hours within the bounds of general relativity
- can refund and recover $1 within the bounds of conservation laws
- nevermind i dont think you can from humble bundle but oh well, game's broken now
- entropy ensues

somewhat unintuitive UI balanced by the fact it's an actually good desktop viewing app for vr

a bit like oculus dash only with more features and not as annoying


ovr toolkit is a weird name for it since advanced settings is more of a toolkit than toolkit really and toolkit doesn't really describe what it is well enough

never has such an elegant proof of causality been disguised so cleverly as a meme