Do anyone know any VR games that brings huge amounts of freedom and interaction?
Job Simulator is close but I can't really interact with the NPC/Bots (other than trowing shit to them). Parts of Accounting+ also awesome with the way the NPCs comments will change to what I do or didn't do (to some extend). It really have a nice amounts of limited freedom and interaction on each limited level. ALYX looks to have huge amounts of freedom, including using hands to move clutters away but its still months away.
Truth and Blood is the truest full length "paint by numbers" AAA game, complete with these tropes:
- filler content
- formulaic encounter being repeated ad nauseum
- annoying talking/spoon feeding player with story
I even say the first half of Farpoint is way better.
It seems they simply "expand" london heist to be a full game and too afraid to incorporate new things. Although understandably, it could be the best choice they can do, by doing the "safest" choice, expanding London Heist to a full game. As there's usually some kind of "certainty" in making big games with things you already absolutely know it works.
But then... the reason why the first wave of PSVR games were awesome to me are the "short" experiments. If Blood and truth incorporate those various "shorts" instead of expanding london heist, i think I will like it better. But then it will give many development headache in various aspect. IIRC Rush of Blood cleverly use various gameplay experience to sprinkle each of its on-rails shooter levels: ducking, sideswipe, in-your-face jump scares, head tracking and 3d audio to deliver attention and jump scares, "collectibles/loot" sprinkled thru the map, "destroy glowing things 3 times" boss battle, "you cant beat this boss" boss battle, etc.
While in blood and truth is more like: Area A use formula 1. Area B use formula 2. and so on.
Or maybe Blood and truth do have those various gameplay but i simply didnt progress far enough to encounter them?