About This Game 1 - General Warning For some people (1 in 500) becoming the last survivor (the kapaye) of an extinct civilization and be chosen to cross space in search of a new habitable planet may cause a dissociative identity disorder. We recommend that you consult your doctor to protect yourself from any psychological risk before entering Far Beyond: A space odyssey. 2 - Efforts and Repetitive StressEstablish a travel strategy in hyperspace, schedule refueling points on the galactic map, scan and extract resources via the holoviewer, monitor the autonomy level of the spaceship in order to maintain the oxygen recycling system on and repair the extravehicular probes can put your body and your mind to a severe test. If you experience any of these symptoms (high sensitivity to the autonomy alarm, pain in your arms when you scan a planet, annoyance when you miss a deployment to extract resources or shame when you break down) please only blame yourself (you are just bad).3 - Use and Maintenance Of Embedded EquipmentTo help you in your journey, two extravehicular probes, Columbus and Digger Master await you in the hangars of the spaceship at the back of command bay.Here are some recommendations to reduce the risk of damaging equipment:Deploy the probes only to detect, scan and extract resources on hostile planets.Perform regular and careful maintenance of the probes to protect yourself from the risk of failure.Remember to recycle your used parts.We recommend that you periodically upgrade the parts that compose the probes in order to improve wear resistance and increase their performance.We do not refund the probes forgotten in a planetary system.4 - Responsibilities, Failures and DeathsBy agreeing to take part in this lone interstellar travel, you agree to take on the role of the Kapaye, you agree to take the risk of failing, you agree to be alone with your responsibilities, you agree to be alone facing death. Naturally we clear ourselves of any adverse effects that the experience of a slow and repeated death can have on your nervous system.Far Beyond: A space odyssey is a peaceful space survival Virtual Reality game combining strategy, reflection, resource management and human scale crafting.In Far Beyond: A space odyssey, you play the last survivor of your civilization.The last chance of survival you have is to take command of the Genesis, a spaceship on its last legs "supposed" to allow you to go across the universe and reach your one and only goal: a distant habitable planet, primitive and without any trace of intelligent life called "Earth".Equipped with two mechanically capricious probes, Columbus and Digger Master, you have to cross the space, juggling between refueling and recharging the battery, extracting ore, repairing damages and planning your moves in hyperspace.You will have only one goal: reach a distant habitable planet in order to deploy the E.D.E.N project, a demographic bomb composed of genomes and matrices of your lost civilization, to give birth to a new colony.Will you survive long enough to bring back your civilization to life far beyond your own galaxy?A game designed and developed from A to Z for VRA perfectly comfortable virtual reality experience. No artificial locomotion nor camera movement therefore no risk of nausea. (Roomscale for motion controllers)No display directly on the screen. All user interfaces are fully integrated into the environment to not ruin the feeling of immersion.A graphic rendering close to presence. Gorgeous and inspired graphics thanks to 4K textures and a native supersampling of the resolution. A realistic and meticulous sound design. All sound effects are in spatialized 360° 3D audio.A possible interaction with every object. Grab, manipulate, or throw all of the objects you can find around you.A gameplay system, mixing survival and strategy, rich and hardcore.A tough and certain challenge to every game play. Successfully reach a distant planetary system safe and sound is your only goal. However, one mistake and the game will start again (only in the higher difficulty setting).Human scale crafting. Repair and upgrade the probes through a unique human scale crafting system.A guarantee of replay value. Explore a procedurally generated galaxy for each new game. Build and assemble more than fifty parts to upgrade your probes. Multiple random events make each game play unique.Time as the worst enemy. Each exit consumes the battery of your spaceship. Plan effective travel and refueling strategies to avoid falling into blackout and thus succeed in moving towards your goal.Limited resources. Fuel and construction ore are exhaustible resources. Use your two space probes to scan and extract resources essential to your survival.Upgrade your equipment. Unlock, build then assemble by hand more than fifty upgrades using the onboard ore synthesizer. 7aa9394dea Title: Far Beyond: A space odyssey VRGenre: Adventure, Indie, Simulation, StrategyDeveloper:Mains Digitales InteractivePublisher:The Small Game CompanyRelease Date: 28 Oct, 2016 Far Beyond: A Space Odyssey VR Ativador Download [full Version] far beyond a space odyssey vr v1.1.9. far beyond a space odyssey vr test. far beyond a space odyssey vr review. vr far beyond a space odyssey vr. far beyond a space odyssey vr. far beyond a space odyssey vr gameplay. far beyond a space odyssey vr v1.1.9. far beyond a space odyssey vr review. far beyond a space odyssey vr. far beyond a space odyssey vr test. far beyond a space odyssey vr gameplay. vr far beyond a space odyssey vr Good gum. Hoping for a sequel.. Great game as is with even greater potential. Hours of fun, definitely worth getting. Something has to be done about the repetitiveness of replacing the fuel cells though. I can see this particular task becoming way too much of a chore if not tweaked. It needs upgrade options for better/larger fuel cells or increased fuel efficiency directly. Hopefully it's in the works.Perhaps the whole process could be sped up a tad as well. I think the menu for upgrading, recycling, and building when at repair stations should allow use during recycling and destocking. The best part about the many interactions available in the game is not stopping and constantly working on your own efficiency in anticipating the next step and using both your hands at the same time. Having the pauses in work flow make seconds seem like minutes. Of course the machine should take time to make and recycle parts but allow me to use that "down time" to browse the parts list to consider my next upgrade or something. It should be non-stop action down below to contrast the slow paced contemplation of the command bay.Although lacking overall depth, the game has an engrossing level of interaction with parts within parts that need repair, replacement, and upgrading. If they could expand the available interactions by possibly doubling the amount of variety, this would be a 40+ hour game. At 3 hours in I still haven't explored the full complexity of all the systems but I have an appreciation for the level they're at. It could use an additional layer to them but in being as hard as it is and that it's all a bit of a time trial, I'd be more apt for the variety I mentioned earlier instead of increasing the system's complexity. How about just more of everything! =). I wanted this game so bad. I loved the idea and waited for it, but it was not meant to be, and I cannot exress how much this breaks my heart. I don't usually review games, but this one struck a nerve so hard I felt I had to. This game will not run. No other programs running, steamvr turned off, it doesn't matter, it just will not. And it's not like I'm using a potato. I have a GTX 1070 and an 8 core processor with 16gb of ram. In addition, no other VR game I have purchased from steam does this, so it is the game, not my computer. I had one frame. Every. Five. Seconds. Never have I seen a game so unoptomised in my life, and I hope I never will again. I loved this game, but I must say for the sake of your sanity, you musn't purchase it.. I just finished my first 2 hour play session. Why did I quit? Because I died. Why did I die? Well, your ship has a battery. Running all systems, that battery lasts for 5 minutes (on normal difficulty, but you can tweak that from 3-10 minutes to customize your level of difficulty). I had juggled a few systems to try and save power, but I ended up running out and suffocating while mining fuel to jump to a nearby star and save my life.That is the rogue-like element of gameplay...you have to gamble, and sometimes you'll die because of it. Unlocks (customizable difficulty setting) are {easy/normal}/aren't {hardcore} preserved across deaths. "What unlocks?" Upgraded versions of ship gear. Some items are straight upgrades, like addition drilling sections (which also increase your mining tonnage!), others are situational upgrades (don't bother using your rocky output shaft on an icy planet, swap it out for the icy one.)Is the game without its flaws? No. Flaws:1. It takes *way* too many clicks to rebuild a fuel cell. 6 clicks, per fuel cell, times 4-8 cells (across two probes) that need remanufacturing just gets tiresome!2. I should be able to remanufacture more than 1 fuel cell at a time. Custom code just on that specific part of the probes should allow me to remanufacture multiple fuel cells...but not if I put a screwdriver or something else in there!3. The grip distance and gesture support for unlocking fuel cell doors is not as smooth as I'd like. I want to be able to just reach out and sorta swipe at the thing to open it (since you can't convey to me that it is super-heavy duty sealed, and because it's physically small, I assume it takes no more than a few lbs of force to unlock the thing!)4. For the propulsion maintanence sections of the probes, please include a second light so I can see both my tools and the work area at the same time. I know I can move the light, that gets annoying with all the other mirco-management I am doing.5. Wear indicators do a bad job of indicating wear. Whenever the breaker cell on the scanning probe is low, the satellite array still shows green. Whenever the stabilizer housing for the thruster is marginal (yellow) it shows green until you unbolt the thruster, unscrew the housing, and place it into the recycle bay. Please make these indicators actually indicate the actual module status without having me demount them.Don't let me flaws put you off buying the game though. It's totally worth it unless you KNOW that you hate games where the entire game is mostly about maintaining something and carefully exploring. This game is good quality. I'm pleased.. If you have a 3rd camera for Oculus Touch this game is great! The developer's updating regularly to please the new Touch audience but don't try to play without adequate room-scale hardware (3rd camera).. Really cool idea with a lot of promise, but unfortunately it's too buggy to play right now. I experienced some frozen black screens, some parts where I could hear the robot sidekick talking but couldn't see anything, and an issue where my hands weren't able to interact with anything. This could be a lot of fun if the kinks get worked out, but in its current state, I'm refunding it.. People say it's repetitive, and that's true. You'll bee recycling the same fuel cells again and again.However!The whole thing is real life sized (as you would hope). There is so many different parts to keep in check you'll be wondering how to fix the rest while exchanging fuel chells. And it's not just twist, grab, pull, drop, reverse all the time. Sometimes you'll be working overhead, sometimes you'll need to crouch down to reach something, all the while thinking about where to send the probes next. Resources are very limited!Graphics are very decent. Finally a game that dared to distance itself from the shiny, simplistic feel that you have when playing e.g. the Lab, meaning there are actual textures and not just color fills.Make sure your room is high enough, and calibrate correctly. Otherwise some parts will be physically unreachable.From some of the other reviews I didn't know what to think, and I wanted to try it for the two hours until return is impossible. My first session lasted three hours, and it's 3am. Definitely recommend.. THIS GAME IS AMAZING. You owe it to yourself to give it a shot if the genre appeals to you. It can only get better.Hey devs - I would be happy togive you feedback about the tutorial. Oh, also - what do the [1] and [2] buttons on the panel do?So, I'm going to subject you all to a copy and paste from when I raved about this to friends in chat:> you start in a star system and have a place to go (sort of like Out There) waaaaay over there on the starmap> you start at a blue star & are safe - not running out of battery (and battery == oxygen == life)> so you're trying to get from blue star to blue star> meanwhile jumping uses resources> so you also need to send out _Columbus_ to scan and _Master Digger_ to extract, fuel or ore, depending on the sort of planet> the probe and the digger are _HUGE_ things> many times your size> so when stuff starts breaking down you have to go to different parts of it to maintain.> the satellite array. The propulsion system. The fuel zone> there you have a workbench, schematics, tools and a Replicator> the replicator both recycles and builds things. building things takes resources> researching new things takes research points> ore can be spent for resources (different elements have different costs) and recycling can get back both resources and gain RP>BUT!> Only used-up parts. New parts get *nothing* back. There's a gradient, all the way to broken, for how much you get back (with broken being the most)> so there's an incentive to not keep everything sparkly clean> can't really afford backups for everything> which MEANS some inevitable amount of work in a non-blue star system> which is working against the clock> so like a job simulator with a bunch of stations, Out There/space roguelike, resource management, and tech tree> bloody brilliant,.
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