Разработчик: RowlesCorp Studios
Описание
features
- Scale yourself over 400,000 times life size and command your fleets from above or scale right down to life size and watch towering ships duel around you.
- Enjoy full cross platform multiplayer allowing you to play against and with players all around the globe in multiplayer matches!
- Take Advantage of absolute bot support allowing Co-op matches and a full campaign ladder of increasingly challenging missions!
- Use any of 12 ships in full 50+ ship battles against upto 5 players and/or bots at a time!
Поддерживаемые языки: english
Системные требования
Windows
- OS *: Windows 7
- Processor: i5 4590
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: Nividia GTX 970
- DirectX: Version 11
- VR Support: SteamVR or Oculus PC. Standing or Room Scale
- OS *: Windows 8.1
- Processor: i7 4770
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: Nividia GTX 980
- DirectX: Version 11
Отзывы пользователей
I really REALLY wanted to love this, but the final release is still little more than a tech demo. Not that I expected a AAA RTS, and for the 1$ sale I got, its OK for an hr. It looks like most of the positive reviews were from EA based on potential and the great progress the responsive dev was making.
Pros:
- tactical VR space fleet
- decently crisp gfx and visually differentiated unit types
- good unit variety with different weapon systems and purposes
- campaign, skirmish w/ bots, multiplayer (if you can find someone else playing)
- minimap
Cons:
- no plot at all
- no objectives beyond kill or be killed
- no actual RTS elements, looks like these were planned but dropped
-- no resourcing, no mission to mission state, no research/upgrades/promotions, no unit building facilities, etc
- in practice, it's more tactical than strategic
-- each mission starts with some credits to buy a small fleet with and you earn somewhat more credits during the mission
-- each mission starts fresh with 2 fighter squads and mission specific amount of credits (no fleet progression or mission specific setups)
-- "campaign" is 8 or 10 missions that introduce more ship types and larger battles
-- finished "campaign" in half an hour, most the missions I just purchased a few units and watched without directing much
- controls are clunky and should have been more gestured based (like Tethered) rather than button based and/or some sort of in game HUD
-- selecting units (beyond 1 or all) was really hard
-- no pause/slow (strikecraft are always moving)
-- no ability to select by unit type (anti-strikecraft, anti-frigate/cap)
- no stats listed for the ship types
I definitely like the Idea of this game. The controls are a bit clunky, which mostly ruins it for me, but maybe I just need to give it a bit more time.
This game is pretty amazing. I can see a lot of potential. Hopefully the game will be expanded so that we can have fleets like homeworld! I think the only negative I can come up with is that I would like to be able to stand on the bridge of any ship so that I can watch the fleets battle outside and not have to put my main ship at risk. Even if it was only the cruisers and/or destroyers. It's games like this that will change the RTS genre forever.
CapitalShip VR has the beginnings of an epic game. However, it falls short of reaching the goal line.
With only three skirmish maps (all of which appear to be the same with different backgrounds) and five difficulty settings, CapitalShip VR is missing the rest of the recipe for a great game. And as an RTS, it falls flat on it's face as the strategy is simply making as many miners as possible and overwhelming the fleet; The AI does little to respond to your assaults.
Controls are not very intuitive and the tutorial does little to alleviate the confusion. The game promises that you can make formations but it seems each time I have tried the ships just kind of move toward the enemy, at their own paces and not as a formation. Selecting and deselecting ships doesn't seem very natural as the selection is done with a sort of cone and you tend to grab the wrong ships or clusters of ships that you don't want to move. On that, ships tend to crash into each other without even attempting to avoid collision. And yes, they appear to take crash damage.
Combat is somewhat lackluster. I have no indication of how damaged the enemy ships are until they explode in a disappointing boom. Carriers, when told to move, seem to leave their strike craft behind. This can cause issue when you issue an attack command and the tiny attackers have to traverse the entire map in order to get to their target.
The name of the game is CapitalShip. Yet the actual capital ship doesn't really portray that. The larger craft such as the cruisers and carriers are almost as large and the miner ships are much larger than the capital ship itself.
Even with the above issues, Capitalship VR does deliver on several fronts. The ships themselves seems varied, each with a particular function and the ships are very well detailed and look stunning. I found myself pausing the action just to move the camera around the ships to take a good look at each one. The detail is all there and you can even make out the menus on the bridge of the capital ship. Very cool!
I cannot stress how friggin' cool it is to issue commands to the fleet, and watch the action take place from the bridge, overshadowed by Jupiter and its moon, Europa. It truly is one of the coolest things you can do in a video game.
All in all, the developers need to take a look at successful space RTS games, chiefly, Homeworld. It had a sense of purpose and strategy. Both sorely lacking in CapitalShip VR. At the time of writing this the game is still early access and the developers need to take a good look at the best ways to improve this game because they are sitting on a gold mine, a real treasure that can push the forefront of both VR and RTS.
I barely played this as I have a CV1 and the Touch controllers aren't officially supported yet; they show up as Vive controllers and the functionality doesn't translate very well. Nevertheless, I can't wait to really get into this game. The sense of scale and the ship models, as well as the ability to manoevre ships in 3D is amazing. Truly, this could be the Homeworld of the VR generation. Also, the Dev is super friendly and responsive. Clearly, it is lacking in some areas -- for example, the explosions are kinda dinky for now and the UI is not all that user friendly. Still, if you have a VR headset and like space games, surely you can afford the measly 6.99 to buy this ! It costs less than a pack of smokes in Canada, FFS !
Really good, but I feel this is closer to a tech demo than a full game. The units in the game need more life/AI. Besides the small ships from the carriers, the rest just sit there like they are models.
Also, I know its hard to come up with a 3d selection type thing, but I didn't really get a good feeling for the selection method in this game. Moving and resizing the game field was fine, but selecting and deselecting units was really awkward.
Lastly, the sounds only seem to play if you are close or the ships are large (scaled up). When the play space is scaled down everything looks nice, but sounds poor.
Great concept and game continuously evolving, it is worth is price.
Keep us up to date, the game has a big potential !
Loving the Homeworld vibe. There isn't a ton of content yet but I've been hoping someone would make something like this since the Vive came out.
A strategic game with a great potential and an evident Battlestar Galactica overall mood. The dev is super responsive, is patching every bug we wrote and following community suggestions. The game itself it's still WIP, but yet very enjoyable, and the price is super fair as I expected for the full game with the campaign at least 15-20$ (it's not a wave shooter, it's a roomscale RTS like Homeworld). The interface is growing patch after patch, but I would say than zoom or drag a whole space battlefield with your own hands is yet gorgeous.
At the moment 20/20 positive review here, let's give our support to this project.
It's early days yet, but with the improvements I've seen only over the last few days I'm probably going to enjoy this game a whole lot once it gets some more content.
For right now, as of me typing this, it's pretty much just a defense mission and an assault mission, and a splash of tutorial, but the framework is becoming very solid.
If you want to get in on the ground floor to see it grow, this is excellent example of what Early Access is supposed to be.
It's early, but there's a lot of promise here. The ships look great and the controls are intuitive. I like that you can use roomscale or choose to stand/sit with no disadvantages. The game just needs more to do in the campaign and skirmishes but I've no doubt it's coming.
This is a really interesting game. It's still rough ( 10.21.16) but updates are coming along nicely. There's really nothing else like it right now. SOme impressive graphics and unique control systems. I can't wait to see where it goes from here.
Runs well, camera controls swift and responsive, scale is amazing, fleet controls need work. A great start.
I don't usually post reviews, this is actually my first. I hate to compare this to other games like Star Trek Bridge Crew and Flagship, but my gosh does this game have a ton of potential! It's an extremely practical game, something I haven't had the time to play with in the Vive since I'm currently working on something else... But it is a really effective RTS! Reading through the reviews, I certainly wanted to give in my input and support for this developer!
Great job getting the functional aspects out of the way, and the ships look gorgeous in VR! Don't let the screenshots fool you! Everything is different in VR, and this one by far doesn't have enough praise for the toy-like miniatures that you can hover around in 3D space! Homeworld was meant for VR, and this game is a heaven sent spiritual successor!
My only criticism here is the space backgrounds, I hope you can improve on those. Otherwise I can't wait to see more ships, and more polish on the mechanics in the future. Definitely excited to see where this goes!
This game is great! It's like playing with toys when you were a kid, having all kind of cool battles with your imagination. Now its all in 3D and with some pretty cool models. This game is a lot of fun and I look forward to how it develops. I think it was money well spent. I have just about every vr game for vive and this one is not like any other game.
Basically, you controll a fleet of ships, each ship with various function. For instance, one ship is a miner. You send it to mine asteroids and bring in money to spend on combat ships like destroyers, and missile ships. You then use these ships to destory your enemies fleet. It's pretty simple and straight forward once you figure out the controls. You can scale the play area and ships so they are life size (huge) or down to the size of a Matchbox or Hot Wheels car.
I do like the game, I do, but there is a little glitch where in the middle of building my fleet, the game will return to the main menu. hope you can fix it soon.
I purchased this game as I am a HUGE Homeworld fan. This game could become big. I enjoy it to a certain point. Abetter way of sending the ships into battles would be nice. Either that, or I am doing it incorrectly. The sounds need to be vastly improved. One has to be almost on top of the battle to hear anything at all. Keep going with this and you will have a fantastic game here. Refer to Homeworld to get some new tips on how the game can be.
Its great. Got the homeworld vibe going. Though could use some polish
First RTS game on the Vive that has a great sense of scale. Its aweing to see ships duke it out from the bridge of your capitol ship.
Pros:
Skirmish Mode with varying difficulties
Very intuitive controls, was very easy to get pick up and play.
Absolutely massive sense of scale.
Variety of Ships with different roles and attributes
Active Dev.
Cheap!
Cons
Sound FX, Music could use some work.
While the ship models are beautiful, the visual effects (explosions) could use an update.
Some Performance issues in some of the larger battles.
Pathfinding needs a lot of work. Ships will often collide with each other and don't seem to maintain formations.
Overall this is an excellent start. I enjoyed this game and look forward to more.
It's a pretty good game and idea actually. There's some simple ressource management with mining ships and with your credits, your build yourself a little flotilla to defend/attack. I also like how easy it is to select your ships and you got about 4 different selections "boxes" (which are mostly cones). It's pretty cool being able to switch from the bridge of your capital ship to a view from outside, where you can walk around your ship and see them in battle. I can't wait to see more stuff added to this game!
It's a very good idea for a vr game... a few bugs but for it to be in early access and like $5 I'm coo with the few hicups. The dev has been very helpful and has fixed a few of the bugs i pointed out within hours of posting them. The controls are simple and easy to pick up.
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | RowlesCorp Studios |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 01.02.2025 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 90% положительных (20) |