Angels & Demigods - SciFi VR Visual Novel reviews

Angels and Demigods-SF visual novella in virtual reality-a generally interesting version of the translation of episodic sci-fi in virtual reality. Thus to pass the novel it is possible and not possessing a set for VR. There is an important nuance-only the short first episode is available, the rest were collecting money on Kickstarter, but the campaign did not go, so there will be a continuation... Time will tell. 1) The Plot: In the distant future, humanity colonized the entire solar system, and alas this colonization led people to discord and the desire of the colonies to gain power over the entire system. As a result of the conflict and through long experiments genetically modified people have been deduced-"Angels" which has received huge power, but paying for it a short life, thus leaving them out of a dream only at a moment of danger. And for our hero, such a moment has arrived. In The novel is available only the first episode of the duration of 15 minutes, and with 3 endings (2 deaths, one true). The Plot is written by Milan Barracks-Comrade wrote a story for Invisible Apartment, who saw this novel can provide a level of text. 2) Graphics and sounds: the picture when playing without the kit VR looks not voluminous, but rather panoramic. Drawing of characters and backs, IMHO rather qualitative. The Music is pleasant and plays well for the atmosphere. There is a very high quality English voice. 3) Gameplay: As in other games of the genre, the only difference-you can twirl the head (mouse) to explore the neighborhood. In this case, the dialogue is only when you hover over the desired character. The Main election in the text goes closer to the end of the game (in general it is the second possibility of election in the text in the game), they affect the ending. The story is generally stable, but downloading the last part of the episode for unknown reasons is quite long. As a result: a very interesting experiment to translate the visual novel into the VR format. The Only minus-the campaign on the Kartistrere failed, so that the next episodes will come, not clear. The Plot is spelled out quite interesting, so that fans of visual novels, and science fiction still recommend. 8 Moons of Saturn out of 10.