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haven't played much but from what i have played i like this game. The farming for loot and getting the items you need to make better items is alot of fun also like how you can also already get pets too. it's only two pets at the moment but hey that's better then none. I hope this game keeps on doing it's thing and see where it goes in this future. but the one thing is this game is a turn base type of fighting game definitely different for VR but it doesn't make me want to stop playing. i think this game can become something fun the way it's going so far.

Rug pull genre switch to turn based combat.

game isn't functional. you cant buy things even if it says you have a thousand z in your bag its obviously not correct.edit gave it a second try and you cant even draw your sword or open your bag its so buggy 0/5 stars don't sell non functional things

When I first played this game during its early access, it felt like Monster Hunter in VR. I loved the unique concept and was hooked enough to 100% complete it, despite the occasional clunky mechanics. The best part? It was free.

However, the recent update that overhauled the combat into a turn-based system was a step in the wrong direction. While the game technically has more content now, the shift in gameplay has made it feel soulless and even clunkier than before. The excitement of real-time combat is gone, replaced with a slower, less engaging experience.

I’d consider revisiting if they brought back the old combat system, but for now, I’m sad to say this game is no longer on my radar.

As someone that followed this game since the Wyvern in the beginning being the last mission, it honestly sucks to say I can't recommend this game anymore. What feels like a life time ago, I absolutely would have, but because of the choice to turn this into a turn based game, in my opinion has taken away the very reason of it being a VR game. Yes you can still move and do actions manually, but the original combat system was just fine and I personally would've been fine with waiting longer if it meant using that system, regardless of the bugs. Finding out it's not planned to be change feels almost like a kick to the nuts and I was completely misled by what this game was advertised to be. This game is great and everything, but to call this a "VR" game now feels like a stretch.

Went from a very skill based realtime fighting game with a lot dodging, to a extremely slow turn based rpg

It feels like the entire game has just been ruined for me

I have played this game only a handful of times with my friends over the past almost 2 years now. I saw the combat overhaul update and had to try it out! It was beyond a pleasant surprise for a couple of reasons.

The old system grew stale fast, teamwork was just swinging wildly and dodging til your enemy stopped moving.
The new system requires strategy and promotes bringing a quest companion or three and displaying good teamwork to overcome enemies.

The new leveling system is nice and I hope it expands into "build" customization so characters can fit certain roles.

There are quite a few issues as it stands now though. Certain important menus don't function properly and it can easily soft lock you, causing you to restart your quest which is VERY annoying. The equipment menu does not display any of your equipment. The very first quest you initiate provides you with some tools. If you "equip" them, they just disappear. I tried grabbing at my shoulders, my back, waist slots, looking through my bag, checking my equipment/stats page.. nothing! The workaround I discovered was to just "drop" the equipment out of my bag in order to actually use it. You can't even use your other hip holster to hold the tool, what is it even there for?

Overall, I love the direction the game is going in. I hope to see some good bug fixes soon and implementation of several seemingly missing features.

Used to be a great action rpg game in the style of Monster Hunter with loads of potential until it became a turn-based game, early last month.

It's not a bad game now, but the unexpected and unanounced changes made me uninstall the game. I've met the developer twice in game and he's a great guy who listened to his players, so this kind of felt like a slap in the face.

I loved the time i played on this game. super fun..

has became a turn based combat.... in VR.... WHY?
we play on VR for realistic movement combat. come back at the previously method

This update makes me want to commit various war crimes

This game used to be a fun monster hunter real time combat game, Changing the game genre without doing a poll or letting us know is low, i used to love playing this sometimes, please atleast make a steam version that is seperate from the game to change from turn based to real time. We all will thank you if you did that

This game has (presumably irrevocably) changed genre. It was sold for a year or so based on the idea of a Monster Hunter style game on the VR platform. As of September 7th, this is no longer true. The negative reviews coming in during this period are all dissatisfied customers who can no longer play the game they originally paid for. It's not bots, it's not jumping on a bandwagon of any kind, it's not blindly hating the dev. Just people scorned by the decision of one man and cheated out of $15.

At first I absolutely LOVED this game, it was like Monster Hunter in VR! But I will not be playing after the update, they’ve taken a completely different direction. Absolutely none of us signed up for a turned based **VIRTUAL REALITY** game.

You can't just change your whole genre in an unannounced update man. Wish I could have refunded

I used to love this game when I picked it up. It's a really good design for a hunter experience in VR, and I loved that since I absolutely love the Monster Hunter franchise. However, they recently released an update that completely changed the game entirely from a real-time combat system to a turn-based one with magic. And my thoughts...

Why not make a new game for this? I know it's a little more work, but this feels like completely replacing a game with another one.
Some people like Turn based combat, I specifically don't, and bought the game since it looked like VR Monster Hunter.
If it's not gonna be that, I'd at least prefer if the game was like before, but just less developed instead of disappearing completely.
I've played a number of VR games completely abandoned by development, and they're a blast exploring and playing once in a while, as long as they are still there, and not turned into something else entirely.

I loved this game when I tried it out with friends, since I'm in love with the Monster Hunter franchise, and I don't think there's anything else like it (monster hunter vr) and it was amazing playing it. Dodging creatures' attacks, blocking them, slashing with a big ol' sword, killing it and carving the materials was just a blast! I'm sad I can't go back to the old system and play the game I bought in the past. I know physics systems are prone to exploits, but this should be looked at as a challenge to overcome not something to shy away from.
Also, for scaling purposes, you can add stats like attack and defense to weapons. Also also, there are plenty of unique boss fights on the internet in a variety of games, you can take inspiration from those to make interesting, bigger boss fights.

However, I understand it's your game, and you put the development hours into it, and if you aren't feeling the hunter vibe anymore and want to make a turn-based game, that's fine.

But at least make a new game for this combat change, I understand if it's a personal design choice but at least let the old game live instead of transforming it. Some of us liked the old combat system more.

I can't recommend the game, since it's not the one I bought. The one I bought now doesn't exist anymore, if this update isn't reverted. And that's really sad.

The game changed genre from Monster Hunter to turn based rpg... I'd have no problem with an rpg system, but removing the monster hunter action combat aspect seems a bit much. Removing the entire reason to be playing in VR if its a menu based rpg. I haven't touched it in VR as my headset is broke so I'm assuming a little, but I did play in desktop mode.

Maybe it could've been mixed to where there is a timer before your combat action can be counted for VR, then have a mario and luigi defense mechanic if you shield at the right time. Then be able to freely use restorative items regardless of the turn based timer. Instead of whatever this is.

And the option to play without the turn based restrictions and have your vr actions count while keeping the RPG stat system.

A desktop mode is nice.

Bugs I found with my playtime in desktop mode.

Using the character customization zooms in the camera to inside the head and you can't see to edit and its stuck until you leave the room.

The camera is also always looking at your butt when you load into a new area.

Potions that are in the supply chest cannot be used in the turn based system. Don't know if that includes potions player bought.

Having to right click to use the camera. Seems like it would be better to right click to free the mouse for the rpg combat menu.

There is no quit menu.

Devs took a different route and it is no longer a Monster Hunter type game but more of a Dragon Quest type game and that isn't what I paid for. Very unfortunate

They just randomly decided to change genres and make the combat turn based for some reason.

This game used to be cool, it had a lot of promise as a Monster Hunter in VR game.

Until today, when the dev put out an update that completely changed the genre of game it is.
Now it is a turn based rpg with stats and levels. No real-time combat, no VR functionality besides touching floating menu's.

Worst part? There was no warning to this happening whatsoever. No asking the (small) community what they thought first.

Total bait and switch. Don't buy, even if you like the type of game it is now, there's no guarantee that it's going to be that a year from now.

Dev switched the gameplay from Old school monster hunter esque quests to a rather bland and Generic Turn based system.

The game being turn based and not hack 'n slash really ruins this experiences.
Getting early on in a fight with at least 3 slime's will most likely get you killed + there is not really a way to dodge attacks-
It looked really promising in early videos a year-ish ago, but now its far from good.

Would not recommend in any way as of right now.

Unfortunately not the game I was expecting. After looking at videos of gameplay I was expecting a VR RPG, Swing at enemies and avoid being hit. Unfortunately what I received was turn based combat typical to an old final fantasy game.

After an update on the 25th. Combat currently goes initiate combat one or more enemies spawn. You get to either perform one attack use a spell (from a menu) or use an item. You then receive a round of damage from the enemies to which currently there is no dodge mechanic (repeat until enemies are defeated or you are defeated). When in a group this method is not terrible, however when playing solo makes it a rather uninteresting experience.

I understand the devs decision to move to turn based combat system making the game system more stable and easier to add new content. With some adjustments to the combat either with a block or dodge mechanic and the implementation of throwing spells I my opinion would make all the difference within the turn based combat systems playability.

All this being said in its current iteration I would not recommend the game for someone looking for hack and slash mmorpg. However I will be keeping my eye out for updates to the turn based combat system. That will potentially allow me to recommend this game for other styles of play.

A great start... But... Started this game right before the newest update. Honestly for an indie vr game, it was amazing and had a lot of great potential. In the end i'm utterly disappointed. I bought this for my 2 friends and convinced them to play with me. I get them back together a week later to play again after the update and im just left upset. The game's shadows are crazy now and quest can't use it from last I checked. PVE which was what one would imagine a vr questing game to be. Swing like crazy and avoid being hit. Now it's been changed to turn based. My literal first encounter was a singular slime that turned into 5v1 with slimes of all creatures which gang-banged me. I could not leave the circle, I could only attack once after every slime had their shot, and I couldn't dodge. Yes, yes. Indie, single dev, home grown vr game. The first experience i had with this game Me and my buds were in love. I'm so upset with these drastic changes I can't put to words. The dev's explanation for the change? "cuz i like RPG's". I have hope, I will keep trying and may change my mind. But for now, I'm angry that I feel like I've wasted my money buying 3 copies of this game for something I now am not able to enjoy over slimes phasing into reality and harrassing me.