Разработчик: Egamea Game Studios
Описание
From the dusty chasms of the underground 4x4 world, comes an adventure unlike anything you have experienced before.
Prepare yourself for fast tracks, furious physics and a rush of adrenaline as you tackle daring obstacles and puzzles.
O3DX will be the ride of your life!
- Obstacle Playground:
Overcoming obstacles is the focus of the fun; daring physics, brainteasers, speed and leaps will test your off road skills.
Complete each level, beat the time and collect all the stars to receive a bonus.
-AAA visual fidelity:
Through harnessing the latest rendering technology and fine tuning resources to match your device, you are presented with immersive,
realistic rides through breath-taking terrains of exquisite detail and class leading special effects.
-Unlike any predecessor:
By rethinking and redesigning the way you interact with a vehicle, O3DX presents a whole new gaming experience.
Intuitive controls, maximum playability and camera angles that keep you in the thick of the action at the right moments,
ensure a healthy dose of addictive adrenaline in what promises to become a whole new game genre.
- Easy controls.
- Ridiculously Realistic physics!
- Spectacular graphics!
- Classic 4x4 vehicles, Military Off road Vehicles, Modern sporty all terrain vehicles and more.
- More level packs in development for non-stop entertainment.
- Plug and play Xbox 360 controller support.
Smell the diesel, taste the dust! O3DX will be the new game you love..
What is O3DX?
O3DX is an offroad racing and physics obstacle game with a whole new approach. It blends the fun factor and playability of side scroller racing games with the artistic splendour of free roam full 3d games that utilise cinematic camera angles. O3DX is the first game to employ this new type of genre. This is not a free roam game. It behaves like a side scroller but all action happens in 3D space with 360 degree camera angles.
If I purchased early access do I also get the ‘official’ version?
Yes! Everyone who purchased Early Access has the game and will recieve all future updates.
How complete is the Alpha?
The game is finished and ready to launch. We want this brief Alpha phase to discover any remaining bugs and get your feedback. If any feature request is in high demand we will add it to the game before the launch. Please try it out and let us know what you think.
Поддерживаемые языки: english
Системные требования
Windows
- OS *: Windows Vista SP2 or Windows 7
- Processor: Intel Core®2 Duo E6700 @ 2.6 GHz or AMD Athlon64 X2 6000+ @ 3.0Ghz
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: DirectX® 10 compliant, 512 Mb video memory
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 2 GB available space
- Sound Card: DirectX 9.0c compatible
- OS *: Windows 7 64-bit / Windows 8
- Processor: Quad-core Intel or AMD CPU
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: DirectX® 11 compliant, 1024 Mb video memory
- Storage: 2 GB available space
- Sound Card: DirectX 9.0c compatible
Mac
- OS: OS X Lion Version 10.7
- Processor: 2.5GHz dual-core Intel Core i5
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: Intel HD Graphics 4000
- Storage: 2 GB available space
- OS: OS X Yosemite
- Processor: 2,3 GHz Intel Core i7
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GT 650M 1024 MB
- Storage: 2 GB available space
Отзывы пользователей
It's hard to make me feel bad about spending $2 but this game did it.
I've got mixed feelings about this game. On one hand I love the concept and simple controls. On the other hand it's hard to play a game that crashes all the time, and doesn't let you control the camera.
The first level pack is fine, but even on sale it's not really worth $8.49... maybe $4.24.
If the second level pack worked like it's suppose to, then it would be worth $8.49.
And if I could get to the third level pack, then it would be worth $12.50.
And if I could finish the game and feel satisfied, then it would be worth $14.99.
I also noticed the store page is slightly misleading. It attempts to present the game as a new release for 2016, but this game has been in Beta since 2014, Alpha since 2015 and STILL is a Alpha product. But, I also have to keep in mind it's an Indie game with lack of help. And since they don't have much help, the developers are not seeing their bug report messages either, which makes matters worse. It's hard to find good help these days.
The game uses the Unity Coding engine, which is not so forgiving with slouchy logic code (so I've heard). Don't get me wrong here, so far it looks like they've done a great job, but obviously it needs more tweaking and optimizing to be done to it before it's considered a finished product.
The vehicles and terrain look really nice even on the lowest graphic settings. I find the vehicle crashes to be hilarious, but sometimes you crash for no apparent reason and have to reset the track, which is not funny at all.
Sound FX are pretty basic, you get what you pay for. But I would like to give the devs kudos to the handbrake SFX, because it sounds exactly like somebody is parking in your driveway outside. I've already fooled 3 people with it so far.
Most of the music rocks! I'm digging the soundtrack to this game. Big kudos on that! - But I would suggest the music to continue playing during a track reset instead of restarting the music. That gets kind of irritating after a while, especially since you do have to do a lot of resets while learning each track.
The game certainly has a challenge to it. Many of the tracks have intense situations where you MUST successfully clear an obstacle exactly right, or else suffer another reset to the beginning. So prepare to see a lot of loading screens. I sort of wish the game didn't have to do a reload for a track reset. There should be a way to do a simple recovery to the beginning and just set particular variables to zero again... but I'm sure the devs had their reasons for doing it like they did.
IDK... over all I think I'm going to sit on the fence with this one 50/50. It has big potential... it just needs more work done to it.
In the game's current state, I can not honestly recommend this game. At least no further than the first level pack. I guess I would be recommending 1/3 of it ??? But, SORRY, it's thumbs down on this game until they fix it.
this game is no good all you can do is go in one direction i hate
Really promising on-rails Trials-style game currently in Early Access. I find the presentation to be very appealing; the graphics look pretty good on the highest setting and the variety of environments is nice. The variety of off-roading vehicles available to 'drive' should appeal to petrolheads everywhere.
Even on the first difficulty level I'm finding some of the courses to be quite challenging, so this should turn out to be a tricky and addictive game with a solid few hours of play time. Here's a video with my first impressions:
https://youtu.be/6ybFI3f1Jqo
Offroad 3DX is a physics based point to point racer, not dissimilar to the Trials series, albeit with some interesting and innovative twists.
Gameplay:
First off, although very accessible, O3DX is hard..... Very hard, you won't be flying through the levels like in other physics racers. After the first few tutorial levels are finished, you'll have to work hard, just to get to the finish line on most maps.
The first thing that stands out in O3DX is the fact that although you can only move your vehicle on a 2D plain, all the levels are rendered in 3D. This gave the developer, the ability to add things like tricky, slow corners and dynamic camera views.
Mastering the levels requires a mix of leaning forward and backwards as well as clever management of the brakes and acceleration, as you progress through the levels, the game also throws some quite tricky puzzle elements at you, these portions of the game can't be solved with horsepower, only brainpower.
If I would have any criticism about the gameplay at this point, it would be that each level forces you to use a particular vehicle, whether it's a big heavy 4x4 or smaller ATV style vehicles. Some customization options would go a long way, not just on what vehicle you can use, but also livery's and other options to alter the appearance of each of the vehicles. At this point in time, they come how they come, like it or not. That being said, each one feels distinctly different and are very fun to drive.
Graphics:
For the most part the graphics are amazing, the actual levels themselves are beautifully crafted, with great textures and animations throughout, light shafts illuminate the environments and sometimes you can't help but give the environments more attention than the task at hand. Unfortunately, the same can't be said about the majority of the vehicles, while some look OK, others look a little low-res and somewhat stand out (I'm looking at you Jeep.) That being said, the game is still in Early Access and I'm sure that at some point, the developers will give the vehicles the same love they have given to the beautiful environments.
Controls:
Controls are fully redefinable through the launcher, which is always a nice feature. The default keyboard controls are simple but very intuitive, responsiveness is nice too, I've crashed and blown up many vehicles during my time with O3DX, but at no point did I feel the controls were to blame for my demise. At the point of writing this review, I have been unable to use my Xbox 360 controller, this seems to be a known bug that has been acknowledged by the developers, according to a forum post, a patch to fix this issue will be published in the very near future.
Summary:
O3DX is a very well realized point to point physics racer, it offers some new and interesting innovations to the standard formula and they have executed these innovations very well, Easy to get into, but very hard to master, perfectionists will spend hours mastering each of the games levels and even if that's not your thing, O3DX will still consume plenty of your time, The graphics although a little substandard at times, will completely wow you for the majority. If you're a fan of games like Trials or Joe Danger, O3DX is right up your street. I'd have no hesitation in recommending O3DX even at this early point of development. It's not quite there yet, but even now, it's more polished than other games that have already reached the end of their development.
At this moment in time, I'd give O3DX a 7.5 / 10.
Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Egamea Game Studios |
| Платформы | Windows, Mac |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 20.01.2025 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 40% положительных (5) |