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Earth Defense Force's greatest hero in this unique VR simulation based on Sam Stone's own log files from his time as captain of the Battlecruiser Saratoga. Experience the missions that turned Captain Stone into the legend that he is today.Key Features at Early Access Launch:
The Skills and Power-Ups system - a brand new system that will help you annihilate pesky aliens using special power-ups and upgrades.
New Planet: Arcadia - 5th planet (Arcadia Minor) with 4 different locations, one new devastating weapon, 4 new enemies and 1 giant boss.
New Planet: Valtos - 4th planet (Valtos) with 4 different locations, two new weapons, 6 new enemies and 1 new boss.
New Planet: Shaanti - 3rd planet (Shaanti) with 4 different locations and five difficulty settings, 9 new enemies and 1 new boss.
New game mechanics! - Added energy shields, laser swords, sniping mode and bow and arrows.
Coop Mode - Play the campaign with your friends online.
More Difficulty Settings - Two new difficulty settings: Tourist and Serious (both in single player and coop mode).
Improved save game system - it now allows you to continue a wave where you left-off in a previous session, there's no need to go through a planet in a single sitting.
Oculus Touch Support - Full support for Oculus Rift and Oculus Touch on SteamVR.
Mixed Reality Setup Wizard - https://youtu.be/c_An0vxvPnk
nVidia VR SLI - Full support for nVidia VR SLI.
Localization - Added Chinese text.
- Tons of enemies – Hordes of attacking enemies have always been a trademark of the Serious Sam series, and Serious Sam: The Last Hope continues to deliver countless terrors in just one scene, harnessing the serious power of the Serious Engine 4.5.
- Tons of guns – Dual-wield miniguns, tommy guns, heavy lasers, shotguns, and an assortment of other guns. Oh, and chainsaws, too! More then 10 different weapons, including the rocket launcher, were available from the beginning of Early Access, and Sam's lethal armory was regularly expanded and updated.
- Planet-hopping action – Battle across treacherous Egyptian sands, in the pitch-dark under ancient ruins, and on the surface of Pladeon, the long-abandoned heart of a great industrial civilization. Early Access started out with two planets, each with four different locations, and more of Sam's adventures across the galaxy became available through updates. And that's not all - watch this space for more info on planned updates to the game.
- Dick's back, too! - Featuring the voice of Serious Sam, John. J. Dick, dropping one-liners as you drop enemies.
- Cry for Mummy – Defeat Mental's most powerful servants, starting with the Unholy Space Mummy of Gamma Pegasi, a huge, terrifying, undead monstrosity brought to life with dark magic - as dangerous as it is smelly! And that's just the first boss.
- Hyper-immersive realism – Graphics so good that if you die in the simulation, you die in the real world!*
*Might or might not be entirely true. But we tested it and we're pretty sure it works the other way around.
System requirements for PC
Minimum:
- OS: Windows 7 64bit
- Processor: Intel Core i5 - 4590 equivalent
- Memory: 6 GB RAM
- Graphics: AMD R9 290 or NVIDIA GTX 970
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 10 GB available space
- Additional Notes: HTC Vive or Oculus Rift VR headset plus hand controllers. Internet connection required for product activation for the first time. After that, a persistent connection is not required to play SSVR: The Last Hope.
Recommended:
- OS: Windows 10 64bit
- Processor: Intel Core i7-6800 equivalent
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: AMD Fury or NVIDIA GTX 1070
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 10 GB available space
- Additional Notes: HTC Vive or Oculus Rift VR headset plus hand controllers. Internet connection required for product activation for the first time. After that, a persistent connection is not required to play SSVR: The Last Hope.
Last Modified: Feb 12, 2024
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I know The Serious Sam Series from Croteam from The Very beginning. Initially it was a fun Horde Shyserie, with cool sayings that could easily come from Duke Nukem. At the Time, the Engine always mastered the latest Graphic Effects. However, The Series mined more and more from Part to Part and it beckered me like a sheer endlosses Dejavu. Opponents were only modified, the Death Animations were always the Same. Ragdoll effect is seemingly a Foreign Word for the Programmers. However, since I had recently bought an Oculus Rift Glasses, I wanted to give "Sam" another Chance.
You start on an Orbital Station where you have Access to the individual Modes (Arena, Story mode). There are a total of five Planets in Story Mode, each divided into four Levels. Opponents appear in Hordes and plunge from the Water, Land or air onto one on predetermined Paths. Some Opponents are giving Away Projectiles that can either be shot down with the equipped Weapon or with a Laser Sword, Shield can be repelled. On every Planet, it is important to defeat a "Big Boss" towards the End. In the Game, ammunition, Life energy, Shields and Dollars fall from the Sky on Parachutes and can be collected by "Harpoon."
Towards the End of each Section, you can buy Weapons, Ammunition and Power Ups in a Shop from its experienced Heat. The Weapon Spreke is well-known and includes Pistols, Pump gun, Minigun, Laser gun, laser gun, Laser gun, Chainsaw, Laser Sword etc.
Pros and Contras at a Glance: + The Control Is excellent with the Oculus Touch Controllers. It feels like you really have the Wummen in your Hand. The Movements are well implemented.
+ The Design of the Levels has been quite successful, at least in part. I really like Personlcih the Levels on the Swamp planet.
+ There are many Weapons that you can miss by Slot, Damage bonuses.
+ There is a "Skillbaum" where you can unlock Extras such as Drones, Autorun, Orbital Strike.
-The Death Animations are always the Same. There are no Variations. This is exactly what it looks like with the Sound.
-The Opponents have been largely, if slightly modified, taken over from their Predecessors.
-The Game time is less short with less than 2 Hours as I find-there is no Way to Interarize with the Environment-You just stand static on a Spot or move on Elevators or on a Raft one in front of certain Path in the end of the day.
Serious Sam VR: The Last Hope is, in my Opinion, just an average Hordes VR Schiessbuden Version of the Games Series. The Programmers could have made a lot more of the Game if they had taken a little more Time to Develop.