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SvennoJ on 12 January 2018
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John2290 said:
SvennoJ said:
Have you played Statik yet?
Or for more exploration based gameplay with story elements The Solus project. (longer than a few hours though)
Pure gameplay: Windlands platforming or Fantastic contraption building puzzles

Oh, yeah. Completely forgot about Windlands, How much content is there do ya reckon and how is the story? Also, is the Solus project playable with just a DS4, I just wanna relax into something over the weekend on par with The invisible hours, completely rushed that yesterday :( I've read bad opinions and reviews of Solus project, can they be believed? Oh and have you tried Robinson the journey? Anything of note in that title?

Windlands has 3 big levels to explore with extra challenges to unlock. The story is pretty simple, it's all about the gameplay. If you go for the hardest difficulty and want to collect everything I would say at least 6 hours. 3 hours for a play through on normal. I spend over 6 hours on it, completed it on hard, but didn't find all the shards, and my times on the leaderboards suck :) It's perfect for a weekend.

The solus project works with move, best with DS4 in your right hand through for smooth turning and sprint if you swap L3/R3 in the global settings. (Since you ahve it in your right hand, hitting L3 is kinda inconvenient) I like the story and exploring the underground. It's pretty much a walking simulator with some light survival elements which you can adjust to your liking.

I forgot about Robinson, fun for a single playthrough. The last level and ending are really cool in VR.

Oh and what Errorist said, Here they lie is a very cool experience, loved it. I played through it twice. It's only 2 or 3 hours through and best played standing to get rid of the ridiculous tunnel vision when turning with the DS4. Standing you can simply look where you want to go and not get the tunnel vision.

The Tombraider VR part is nice too. And if you haven't played it yet, Wayward sky is a very polished action adventure. It's 3rd person, you control a character going through the levels, point and click style. It's very cute, nice story and looks very good in VR. It had a demo on the original demo disc which instantly sold me. It's about 3 hours total as well.