Vertigo 2 Review (Milky)
An absolute must have - in my top 3 vr games of all time.
PROS:
Extremely satisfying reloading (for the most part, more on that later)
Very interesting story
Actual funny moments
Runs perfectly on my end with no bugs encountered throughout my entire gameplay
Beautiful varying settings on many different levels
Insane music
I have no mouth, and i must scream
CONS:
Sometimes its hard to grab the ammo from your side in the middle of a fight, its too offset to the side and it can take multiple tries to actually grab it.
The game is pretty hard. I played on normal mode for 4/5 of the game but when the game started throwing in hordes of enemies it became too hard (some people may like it but i think it would be better to have 4 or 5 difficulties instead of 3).
Despite me just talking about how hard the game is, some bosses are just too easy. E.g the last boss was one of the easiest ones, it would be harder to fight 15 robots than the boss.
Things i would like to change:
I really liked the AK-47 but i didnt like the fact that there was no indicator of how many bullets are left in the mag - i dont want a bullet counter however that would make it worse but i think you should be able to rack the slide slightly to see if there is a bullet inside or have it like halo where the shooting sound changes when the ammo is running out.
I also think the bosses couldve been a lot better. A lot of them werent really unique in how youre supposed to kill them; just walk in circles and shoot. I wish that instead of the normal weak spots on a boss, there should be environmental ways to kill them. For example, the first boss couldve been different where its shield comes on straight away instead of after a certain amount of damage dealt to it. To get rid of the shield you do the same thing with the extinguisher grenades but instead of shooting it again, there couldve been large fire extinguishers/ CO2 tanks/ water tanks around the room that you shoot to slow down the boss so that you can then go for the killing blow in the end.
Manual saves instead of relying on checkpoints
In conclusion, this is at least 10x better than bonelab, thats all i have to say.