Разработчик: Electric Hat Games LLC.
Описание
Story
In the future, cities are not protected by superheroes, instead superheroes are built. Super Bots are human piloted robots engineered with super powers to protect and serve the people. TO THE TOP Academy is a training program to test your skills and see if you are capable of piloting one of these machines. So strap in and see if you can pass this challenge
Our core motivation for creating TO THE TOP was to create a movement mechanic that is simple to use, takes advantages of VR input, and feels very comfortable to play. We spent a year testing and tuning this system, until it felt like a movement system that was not only fun to use but also opened the door to create brand new gameplay that has not been seen in platforming games before.
- Climb - Grab with one hand at a time, to move across surfaces, up over or around. You can climb 360 around objects.
- Leap - Grab on with both hands, look at where you want to go and release to leap. Perform consecutive leaps to build up speed and power.
- Air Control - While leaping through the air, you can control your fall with the direction you are looking.
- Skate - Green surfaces can be skated on. Grab them, point in the direction you want to go and skate across the surface.
- Fly - Equipped with Jet Hands, you can fly through the sky.
- And more …
Inspired by classic platforming games like the Super Mario series, we wanted to distill what made the genre so great and bring these concepts back in a brand new way. With this in mind we were able to bring a new level of skill, challenge, and discovery to VR. So you can come back again and again in the pursuit of bettering your skills and master the game.
- Easy to Pick Up - Controls are easy to use and do not require many buttons or gestures. New or hardcore gamers can easily jump into TO THE TOP.
- Hard to Master - To earn the best times and collect all of the items. You need to master all of the movement mechanics to pounce though the levels like a robotic cheetah.
- Learn the Environment - Each level can be traversed not only horizontally but vertically as well. It is important to learn these layouts and figure out the best paths through the levels.
- Challenging Obstacles - Each new level brings a new challenging obstacle to overcome ranging from Wall Runs to a giant moving robot you need to climb.
- Hidden Areas - Discover hidden paths in each level to earn a Medal.
TO THE TOP is the start of something great and we wanted to make sure players had a complete package of a game with hours of content to discover
- 35 Levels to Play - Each level brings new challenges and environments to discover.
- Over 30 Customizable Options to Unlock - Customize your robot ranging from hands, torso, and head.
- 3 Time Goals to Conquer Per Level - Each level has multiple time goals that range in difficulty.
- 2 Collectable Goals Per Level - Take your time and explore each level to discover Geoms to collect and a Hidden Medal.
- Online Leaderboards - Speed run for the best times on our online leaderboard system.
- Multiplayer - Jump into an online session and race for the best time against other players. Put your skills to the test.
TO THE TOP was made in Austin, TX and we were inspired by the local music that is a part of our scene. We are fortunate to have their music on the TO THE TOP soundtrack. So make sure to play with headphones on and turn it all the way up!
Musical Artists
- Capyac
- Mirror Mask
- Night Drive
- Slooom
- Sip Sip
And special guests
- Future Islands
Available for Arcades on SpringboardVR
TO THE TOP is an independent project created by Electric Hat Games LLC
Поддерживаемые языки: english
Системные требования
Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS *: Windows 7 SP1, Windows 8.1, or Windows 10
- Processor: Intel® i5-4590 / AMD FX 8350 equivalent or greater
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce® GTX 970 / AMD Radeon™ R9 290 equivalent or greater
- DirectX: Version 11
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 5 GB available space
- VR Support: SteamVR. Standing or Room Scale
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
Mac
Linux
Отзывы пользователей
I played this when i was on a Quest 2 and i loved it. But now that im on an index is extremely uncomfortable and the bindings are made for the stupid Vive wands, it should be updated to have bindings and settings for the Index knuckles. not even custom bindings helped
very good
I got this game to entertain my younger family members. As any responsible adult, I got to try it out myself right? Boy did I get a ride. I hate heights and fast movement. My anxiety is through the roof, hands sweating, breathing hard, Insert Courage the cowardly dog laugh after hitting the ground. But it's a challenge to overcome, I think is why I still play.
I'll finish casually and move on to the next game. Hats off to you speed cats.
I love this game but, as other have said, it gets good further along. It's a game that doesn't give a good first impression.
The first few levels are fine to teach you the basics but you won't really get the game until you understand that the jump is the core way to move around. And it's 100% dependant on where you look. Pushing yourself off with your hands doesn't do anything at all. Once you get this and begin to frog leap quicker, then the game will start to feel good.
I wish the momentum carried over from a jump to the next instead of reseting but this gameplay is still very fun. And they do fun things with momentum further into the game.
The Co-Op is incredible.
The game gives you a time to beat on a random track. Everytime you complete the track, you get points that you then use to buy game assets that you strategically place with your friends in order to create a shortcut that'll allow you to hit the time to beat.
Extremely creative.
DO NOT GET IF YOU ARE DISABLED like me, the game is fine i use the advanced steam vr app, but you cant use it on this due to you to physically turn, and NOT just the thumb stick also applies to sealed (dah) so if you have working legs and the space to move in all directions then yes go for this game
This is a wonderful game BUT every time I play my progress is lost meaning I have to keep replaying the same easy levels which I now know by heart. Maybe the devs could suggest a fix.
Ironically, the only thing I don't like in this game is its unique climbing mechanic. You don't physically pull yourself to move like in Echo VR. To move in this game you have to point and click at the specific colored surface, which sometimes feel more like a shooting game. This is when a VR game feel too "game-like" and not so immersive.
Other than that the game is just so...cool! Music is cool, environment is cool, the color is cool, the sense of speed is cool. I feel like becoming a cooler person after playing.
I wouldn't call TO THE TOP climbing game. It is awesome, very fast-paced platformer, though. Controls are very intuitive and gameplay is fluid. It takes only a short while before you feel the flow and wind in your hair. Definitely recommended.
TO THE TOP is a speedrunning game that has you rock climbing and jumping really fucking high (and occasionally falling to your death) to get to the finish line in as little time as possible (so if you get motion sickness from VR games easily, maybe don't play the game that has you moving and falling at high velocity from great heights).
Your main method of movement is your weird extend-o arms. You can reach about six feet in front of you and you can grab onto any surface that's colored blue. There's also yellow surfaces that will break after about two seconds and "arrow" surfaces that will propel you in the direction it is pointing. You can alternate between grabbing with your right and left hands to slowly climb up, or you can let go with both hands at the same time to give yourself a super jump in the direction you're looking. If you're REALLY good you can grab onto and jump off of a surface you're not even looking at. Also, there's a combo system for jumps, so if you jump multiple times in quick succession without stopping you’ll jump slightly farther with each jump (up to four jumps).
The objective is to use your super jumping abilities to get from the start to the finish in as little time as possible and levels are unlocked with medals. There are first, second, and third place, and each one will earn you one medal for each one. There is also a medal for collecting all the gems in a level and one medal for finding the “secret” in each level. Each level has around ten gems scattered around each level and fining them all will earn you one medal. The “secret” is sort of like a gem, but it’s hidden better than regular gems are and there’s usually some trick to getting to them, since they’re not on the main course.
Overall the gameplay is really great. Jumping around feels really intuitive, and there’s a challenge to get the fastest time and finding the gems, so there’s a pretty good replay value in this game. The visuals are also really good. It almost has a sort of Mirror’s Edge kind of feel to it with its bright colors. Plus the blue surfaces that you can grab onto are sort of like the red surfaces you can grab onto in Mirror’s Edge, so I wouldn’t be surprised if the devs had some inspiration there (there’s even a level that has a striking resemblance to the first level in Mirror’s Edge). Overall if you like speedrunning games, you will like TO THE TOP.
To The Top is an absolutly crazy VR experience. I am only one hour in and the controls still amaze me, which is refreshing considering the typical VR game for the median price of 20 dollars, and even more so considering the controls are so basic. I originally expected a rock climbing style vibe akin to Climbey, but in the very first level, you learn that is impossible. This game is about making large gaps and building momentum to overcome even larger gaps. The game rewards speed, and if you enjoy improving times like a Goldeneye speedrunner, you will enjoy the task of rerunning sections just to get a faster time.
Pros
-Game is very fast and unexpected, fresh gameplay that doesn't even have a screenplay comparison.
-The feeling of knowing that your time improvements meant you were physically fast AF.
-Resetting run after a misstep is a breeze with the checkpoint system, which doesnt slow the player down.
-The feeling of slamming into a wall and making a desperate reach for a single hand hold only to barely get it.
-An absolutly amazing soundtrack to complement the movement. From Jazz to synth, it just works.
Cons
-Initial gameplay can confuse with the grabbing pull in. Your hands are not fixed to the actual controller most times.
-Yellow break holds seem too fast for some sections. Medium 3rd (or 4th) level is the absolute worst.
-Overhanded swinging from block to block seems sketchy. I could swear I had a hand on a block but it didn't register.
To The Top is a strange experience coming from someone who religiously played both Mirrors Edges and most parkour based games. It has traditional climber mechanics but rewards fast paced jumping and gap clearing like a platformer. It has strong soundtrack to back its gameplay but can reach a point where frustration with the hand control system can boil over. If you reach past that dip, the gameplay begins to spiral back into speedrun heaven, and the rewarding sense of knowing your body completed the time on the board is exceptional compared to traditional screen games.
For a game about movement nd speed, it is suprisinglyslow, along withsome very non-fluid controlls. This game has very good potential, I just feel like it should have the player's in game movement be based around the player's actual movement. This game (as it stands control-wise) is not based around movement, it is based around aiming. you do not swing from grabbable objects, you aim your controllers towards the objects, then you aim your head where you want to go, and you let go of the object and launch towards the way you're facing. You should have to move throughout the enbironment, not aim through it. if you are looking for fast-pased fuild vr gameplay, this is not the game for you, play Sprint Vector. Sprint Vector's parkour segments (even though they're not the focus of the game) really show how bad this game's control scheme is.
Tips 1 and 2 for beginners:
-If you feel you don't jump far enough, don't stop and hang onto ledges. You get a speed boost each time you quickly jump from one platform to the next, I think it is up to five times for max speed boost.
-No need to flail your arms much, just look where you want to jump using your headset instead.
Easily one of the best VR games ever made.
-All out adrenaline rush.
-Heights, speedruns, fantastic music.
-Custom routes can be taken for faster times.
-Lots of progression, easily worth full price imo.
You essentially are a parkour master who needs to climb, slide, jump and fall to reach the top of every level. This game simulates movement perfectly, you will feel your heart race as you glide through the air, or you will poop your pants when you're falling to your death. Once you master the controls, this game is a blast, not to mention quite a workout. An incredible experience, to say the least, with a ton of levels and replayability.
I highly recommend To The Top - one of the best VR experiences I've had. The movement mechanics take a bit of practice to get good at, but once you do the flow of the parkour-style jumping is joyous.
The level design is fun and offers a decent challenge. The music is excellent. There's around 10-12 hours of gameplay if you want to complete the game and get all the achievements - a bit more if you want to beat the gold standard times on every level - and then there's global leaderboards if competitive speedrunning is your thing.
I actually had refunded this after getting stuck on the 3rd map. Stupid me.
A reviewer reached out to me and told me I was playing it wrong (like climbey). So I bought it again and went back in, looking where I wanted to go instead of swinging my arms. Hours later I pull off the headset, grinning.
This is the best movement/racing/climbing VR game hands down. Since you don't run on the ground like windlands, people (my wife) do not get the motion sickness in this title. Because simply pointing and clicking allows you to climb and jump around, your arms don't get as tired as they do in Climbey.
This is the best VR game I've bought in months.
This game is amazing, the combination of fluid fast flying gameplay and the great music give you an endorphin rush as you fly high and jump from point to point, once you get to the point where you can just fly through a level without losing momentum or stopping once its truly sublime.
People will make comparisons to Climbey which I also love but it isn't the same, Climbey is more tactical and methodical, with an emphasis on multiplayer, this one is more adrenaline filled flowing from point to point. You will treat the first few challenges slowly, but once you master the mechanic the level is trying to show you, it just flows and feels really good.
You won't regret picking this game up, it goes along Climbey as the best VR platformer, each with their own distinct strengths. The best thing is the game gets better as you go along, the levels get longer, more inventive, and more exciting. The adrenaline doesn't wear off after the first few levels, it just keeps flowing as you play. Game makes me feel mildly high at times when you reach that platforming bliss and the tunes are flowing.
VR Mirror's Edge. This game is so much fun! Really makes you feel like you're flying at high speeds through the city. Great soundtrack, great visuals, and dizzying heights!
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I feel like my first review really didn't do justice to this game.
The further you progress in this game, the better it gets! The medium levels are much better than the easy ones and the hard ones even exceed the medium ones!
You shouldn't buy this game considering it a climbing game like Climbey. It is more about leaping and reminds me of some old school 3d platformers like Mario 64 at times (especially when it comes to the collecting aspect).
I love the variety of challenges it provides (speedrunning to get medals or exploring the levels to find hidden ones) and how it keeps introducing new gameplay elements even during the last few levels.
I'd love to see some DLC or even more so a sequel in the future.
Do yourself a favor and give this game a chance, even if you're not blown away at first. At least keep playing until you get to the medium levels.
This is an absoulte must-buy for VR (as long as you're not super-sensitive to VR sickness). I haven't had this much fun with a VR game since I first got the headset over a year ago. No other game lets you fly through the air at these speeds, with just the right amount of control and finesse. It's an amazing VR platformer, with nice visuals, great feeling controls, really chill music, and enough content to warrent the price.
Right now, I have about 2 hours in, and I've done about 1/3 of the levels (getting 100% completion in them). Given that the later levels are likely harder and will take more time, I'd be very suprised if I am done before the 6 hour mark. I'd imagine most people would take a bit longer than that if they are 100% completing every level. I'm also really looking forward to playing this game constantly.
There are going to be inevitable comparisons to Climbey. They are very different games. TTT is focused on moving fast, doing huge jumps, and flying through the air. Climbey is more focused on climbing, and you don't ever really get the speeds you get in TTT. The fact that this game has released with a large number of actually designed levels that have secrets, collectibles, time trials, and tons of level features makes this game win over Climbey any day of the week. Yes, Climbey has multiplayer and a level editor, but the core levels that come with it aren't very good, and last only an hour or so. I also don't really want to sift through the thousands of crappy user-created levels to find the best ones. TTT has far more enjoyable content, and feels a lot more polished.
I recommend the crap out of this game.
Already like it. Pretty cool and unique game with it's own controls and gameplay style. Not just climbey clone, as you may think at first. Give it a try... it feels very fresh.
Sry 4 my bad english.
WOW! What a rush!
This game is AMAZINGLY good, like the VR version of Mirror's Edge in many ways. The way the grabbing system works is a little less realistic but its very intuitive for doing super-fast speed hops from one surface to another. Speed builds up as you successfully hop multiple times and when coupled with surfaces that can effect the way you move it can allow you to build yourself up and .. just .. FLY!
The level design is also something to be admired. Each level has a certain amount of "Geoms" you have to collect which make for cool challenge points requiring you to really observe the level and use the terrain in many fun and interest ways in order to collect them. There is also a Hidden "geom" in each level which are SO rewarding to find and often very challenging to reach.
After about an hour's play I have so far only unlocked about a 3rd of the game so I feel like, so far at least, there is plenty of longevity although as I get better at the game I might end up breezing through it. However the existence of Hidden geoms and requiring to collect all the geoms in the game will make for a much lengthier experience overall.
Plus, the game is just FUN, like I would come back to any one of these levels just to feel the rush of certain mechanics of each level. I could easily see myself spending 10 hours plus in this game. Seriously if you started playing this game and you're thinking "meh" .. JUST GET TO THE LEVEL WITH THE FREAKING HALF-PIPES... HOLY SHIT!
Update: 10 Hours ..... HAH!
Also as an Oculus Rift user ,SteamVR generally runs very poorly for me. To the Top only supports SteamVR currently but due to the low-fidelity of the graphics it doesnt seem to effect me too much, I have had near 0 frame frops, judder or tracking loss. On top of that, the Dev's went the extra mile to add a Controller tilt/rotate option to the options menu which allowed me to get the hands feeling more or less the way they should on the Touch Controllers. +10 Dev points for that, excellent fore-sight while they work on the proper Oculus Version for Oculus Home.
Update 2: As of the latest version, Oculus is now natively supported by the game. It also added 5 new levels and multiplayer. Definitely get in on this if you haven't already.
Overall, DONT miss this game .. I 100% recommend it. Must BUY!
Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Electric Hat Games LLC. |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 30.01.2025 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 87% положительных (560) |