Mass Exodus

I played the Game in both the PC Version and the VR Version along with a Friend. On The one hand, the Idea of an Agronus more player Play is always fascinating, on the other hand, the Implementation has not succeeded. In the VR Version you have far too few Opportunities to locate your Opponent, and as a PC Player you always get your Goal, because you see the Field Of view of your Opponent on the Map and therefore always know when you are unobserved. In addition, there are various Tipping Errors when you stand as a VR Player in a Texture. Conclusion: Good Idea, but still a long Way to Market Maturity. Achja and only buy if you have a Friend who plays along. The Servers are all empty, but what ncihts unusual is for a VR game ..

There are no Gameplay Settings available for Online Matches, but they are for local ones. Wtf Why? Nice game idea, addicting gameplay and good maps. It has a lot of potential to improve, but there a lot of small bugs and things to do. I hope those will be fixed in the near future. BUGS: - !!! No gameplay settings for online matches !!! - No loading screens - Tutorial not working - If you put Bots back on the ground, they teleport back with particle effect, player doesnt. Easy way to detect player very fast (Exploiting) - Sometimes powerups cant be gathered - Oculus or HTC Vive Detection for VR Tutorial Sheet does not work (Clipping into each other on left controller) - Freeze Ability Lagging, Delay of Players Movement Stop NICE TO HAVE: - No continuing lobby, annoying need for recreating server for new match - There is a need for the VR Seeker to regain his used abilities by achieving stuff, otherwise his playfun is really short. - More Abilities for player/seeker, like bot companions, smoke grenades - Maybe Vents for hiding and shortcuts - Side Tasks for gaining benefits

Early Access Review TL; DR: SUPER Multiplayer VR Party Game, an Absolute MUST HAVE! Have just played it three (unfortunately only an X-Box Controller), just great! A Masterpiece that spreads a dystopian Mood that could well be found in 1984. The VR player as "seeker" is huge, imposing and seems To God ... Devil's Equation (you feel that way in this role too), the Big Brother you fear and hide, you behave differently from the Crowd. As a "rouge"/NON-VR Player, you feel tiny and threatened and watched by this omnipotences figure. As a seeker, one very quickly becomes arbitrary in one's act, threatens and destroys innocent ones, which as rouge holds you in Your breath and arouses compassion. The Game still seems a bit raw, but with currently 2 Levels and the extremely high search factor/replay value definitely a Recommendation for anyone who wants to experience VR even with friends. Even if the Game remained as it is now, it would almost be worth the Price to me. It also fits wonderfully as a Symbolic image into the current Political Situation of the Terminal surveillance State. (We played it > 1h, unfortunately Steam couldn't connect in time, which is why the Game time wasn't loaded.)