>>348803047
I finished Alyx. The worst part was the sneaking part in the alcohol-laden area, with the monster thing. I was not scared; it was just really fucking slow and felt more like a puzzle than being in an immersive VR world. I really liked Alyx up until that point, but there were some things that could have been improved. The atmosphere was great and consistent, but I think it should have been more 'living' or something. I remember seeing that documentary on how one of the model designers spent a ton of time on getting the shaders for the liquid containers to look really impressive. And they do, but there were small things they could have done to make the world feel more interesting. Cockroaches, birds, small mice. Let us make rat traps that actually catch rats a few hours later. Add butterflies and butterfly nets. There were just a lot of little things that could have been added to Alyx to make it more alive, but it was still impressive. And it isn't like Alyx is the last VR game. We will see some incredible titles as the future trudges along.