Nedávné recenze uživatele Dan

Can't recommend it in its current state, performance optimization is just not there for VR.
7600X + 7900 XT getting 50 fps running on a Quest 3 with Link and OpenXR, and that's with a single car on track in practice, on the minimum graphics settings.
And that's already disregarding the several visual glitches, that happened mostly on the menu for me.
This is a shame considering the handling, physics and visuals all seem like a huge improvement over AC1, it's just VR that seemed to be neglected, and I'd have been completely fine with it if the game wasn't announced as using an engine made with VR in mind, that would support it at launch.

It's nice, get it on sale.

Awesome and immersive game if you're into space exploration/survival, and they're still adding more and more content, definitely worth your time!

Developers have ignored community feedback and are implementing EAC. This does not prevent malicious users from doing what they've always done, crashing people/lobbies being one of them. It does, however, prevent users from using several QOL mods that the devs will probably add as VRC+ exclusive features later on.
I've used VRChat for a while and have always enjoyed it, even through all its issues, some of which were fixed by the mods they're now removing, but since the devs have backed themselves into a corner they no longer have my support.

Great, short game if you enjoy puzzles.

This is the standard by which all coming VR games will be compared to.
The dev commentary really shows how each element of the game was well thought out, and hopefully VR games in the future try to mimic and improve on that.

Pretty much Wipeout BR, super fun!

Outstanding AAA title masked as an indie game, perfect for sinking a lot of time into without realizing it.

If you've played the original Swords and Souls, this is a necessary addition to your collection.

It has some of the same basic principles of the first iteration, such as practicing each of your character's skills in actual skill-based games to improve yourself and take those skills to combat.

Every aspect of the original has been improved upon a hundredfold:
-The game now has a proper story, can't go into it without spoiling it;
-Combat is more dynamic and interactive than before;
-The training mini-games were revamped;
-New features including fishing and pet-taming;
-The game's art and soundtrack deserves plenty of praise, only two developers were behind this game and clearly a lot of work and love was put into it;
-The game now runs on Unity instead of Flash, so there's plenty more optimization and there is no fps lock.

I can't go into this too much as it might spoil things, but there are a few pretty cool references to the original S&S, so if you played that, keep an eye out while playing this one.

All in all, it might not be a game that will draw everyone's attention, but it's a fun game that should keep you occupied for plenty of hours, even if you decide to play through it just once.

As many others have pointed out, if you're expecting realism from this, turn away. If this was based on historical combat, as the early Kickstarter campaign implied, it has not been implemented well, if at all.

Following in Chivalry's footsteps, gameplay is based around exploiting the animations and wiggling your mouse around to distort your character to avoid getting hit all while hitting other players just looking like a damn wacky waving tube man.

If you enjoyed games like Chivalry and the arcade-ish gameplay, you'll probably have a lot of fun here.
If you enjoyed games like Kingdom Come: Deliverance, in which the focus is historically accurate swordplay and combat, you won't get the same feel from Mordhau.