I‘ve only played single player a while back so I can’t say much about the multiplayer yet. But the game itself feels, look, and plays very different. It’s got really nice physics and attention to detail, though, just like DoE. I decided to stop playing it, because I heard that multiplayer was coming and I didn’t want to ruin that.
Makes me happy to read this, but my guess is that’s due to the small player base. If it had gorilla tag player numbers it would certainly be a whole different story.
It’s free, so it doesn’t hurt to check it out. It’s definitely not flawless and still early in development. Also not too many people online, best if you grab a friend and check out backrooms or the winter map.
Let me know what you think of it, if you end up having a look :)
It showed up for me when tapping on "on sale" on the top of the store screen in the app. There’s a discount code that you have to use.
Not to make this sound like too much of an ad, but it’s currently 40% off until the 28th.
I actually went back to the default notes app, it’s gotten really good and I‘m getting tired of expensive subscriptions.
I’m not a big fan of VR chat or games like it. I don’t really see the point in sitting around and talking, but surprisingly I’ve been enjoying Banter, I think this is why:
There’s definitely things to improve upon and I’m certain it won’t be for everyone, but I think it’s worth checking out.
Synapse is pretty awesome
Haha, yeah pretty unlikely
It sounds like OP is looking for a different App, not a different engine. Not sure what the actual issue is, though, maybe it is engine related.
I’ve seen some reports (including the one in the image) where referrals are capped to 10%, seems to happen after a certain amount per user per game. I’m assuming that’s there to hopefully make referral spam a little less attractive.
You can still get the 25% from other users that haven’t reached the limit yet.
What makes it the better game for you? And I guess you played it on PCVR already?