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I do have 1 big complaint with the demo. The gyro controls are the worst I've ever seen. Maximum sensitivity barely registers any movement at all, making aiming completely impossible. They had better fix that by the time the game releases. It shouldn't be any issue to just make the gyro controls function like they did in the RE5 Switch port.



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h2ohno said:

I do have 1 big complaint with the demo. The gyro controls are the worst I've ever seen. Maximum sensitivity barely registers any movement at all, making aiming completely impossible. They had better fix that by the time the game releases. It shouldn't be any issue to just make the gyro controls function like they did in the RE5 Switch port.

That's weird, they seemed to work fine for me, maximum was actually a bit too sensitive for me, I ended up setting it at 7/10.

A bug maybe?



Just beat the demo. I'm sold on the game. Gameplay is great and novel, visuals are great even on Switch and I'm intrigued by the story. Hell, this might be the first GKC I ever purchase.

Regarding the framerate, it's definitely not rock solid 60. A good comparison would be Bayonetta 3 on Switch 1. Which is not ideal, but I would still say it's a very decent experience. I rather have the framerate fluctuate between 45-60 than being locked at 30.

I will check handheld mode when I have some spare time...



Yeah having played the full demo now, it's very enjoyable.

The hacking stuff is snappy and satisfying, and I usually find these find of minigames obnoxious.

Movement is a good mix of weighty but still responsive, and the slick industrial/robotic aesthetic kinda reminds me a bit of Vanquish, which I loved.

Definitely picking up the full game.



curl-6 said:

Yeah having played the full demo now, it's very enjoyable.

The hacking stuff is snappy and satisfying, and I usually find these find of minigames obnoxious.

Movement is a good mix of weighty but still responsive, and the slick industrial/robotic aesthetic kinda reminds me a bit of Vanquish, which I loved.

Definitely picking up the full game.

THANK YOU! I knew the aesthetics reminded me of something, but I couldn't point my finger on what. Vanquish. Thank you xD



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curl-6 said:
h2ohno said:

I do have 1 big complaint with the demo. The gyro controls are the worst I've ever seen. Maximum sensitivity barely registers any movement at all, making aiming completely impossible. They had better fix that by the time the game releases. It shouldn't be any issue to just make the gyro controls function like they did in the RE5 Switch port.

That's weird, they seemed to work fine for me, maximum was actually a bit too sensitive for me, I ended up setting it at 7/10.

A bug maybe?

Hmm.  Maybe I should try reinstalling it.  Were you playing docked or handheld?  I've only tried docked so far.  Maybe handheld is better.



Tried it docked now, it's much better experience. Even without VRR the drops are less noticeable and it's better image quality.

I only play handled though, but for people that do use it docked it's good.



h2ohno said:
curl-6 said:

That's weird, they seemed to work fine for me, maximum was actually a bit too sensitive for me, I ended up setting it at 7/10.

A bug maybe?

Hmm.  Maybe I should try reinstalling it.  Were you playing docked or handheld?  I've only tried docked so far.  Maybe handheld is better.

I played in docked mode; maybe it's another setting that's messing it up like camera speed or something? So weird.



I beat the demo again in portable mode. A tad too blurry for my taste, but still looks very good. Framerate certainly drops, but it's very comparable to docked mode.

I like that the demo has some replayability. On this second playthrough they threw in a new weapon, a cute new skin for my suit and a slowmotion mechanic when you dodge perfectly. Very cool stuff.