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About This Game Behind the gates of their massive HN1 Facility, UB Industries reveals itself to be the evil corporation it really is, building a robot army in its evil plans to take over the world. But hope is all but lost in this world - as an elite infantry agent, Agent V, your mission is simple: infiltrate the fortified facility, seek and destroy evil robots and put an end to UB Industries operations once and for all! VINDICTA, a shooting game with a strong stealth component, will you make you feel as immersed as ever as you find your way around UB Industries, shooting robots, ducking to avoid their incoming bullets and hiding to escape enemy fire! Discover a whole new level of VR action gaming and feel your heart racing as you pick up deadly weapons of all grades to fight off evil robots out to take you down!vindicta Features:Active VR Gameplay: Feel the adrenaline rush as you physically walk through UB Industries' facility, ducking to dodge laser beams, taking cover during shootouts with evil robots and launching cluster grenades at incoming attackers!Locmotion System: VINDICTA has two main locomotion system to choose from: the main arm-swinging locomotion which feels very natural inside a VR environment and a very smooth and responsive trackpad movement option. The choice is yours!Precision Shooting: Shooting mechanic is on point! VINDICTA takes realism to a whole new level with a focus on stealth, tactical movement, and precision shooting.Deadly Weapons: Handguns, rifles and cluster grenades are just some of the massive weapons you'll be using to take down your enemies.A Variety of Enemies: Shoot and destroy enemies that will come at you from different directions, in all shapes and sizes - including drones, mechanical spiders among others so watch out!Scoring System: Different shots mean different scores! The scoring system is just the thing to add to the game its competitive edge!Only one can take the top spot on the VINDICTA leaderboard and be the ultimate Agent V! You’ve got to ask yourself one question… do you have what it takes? 6d5b4406ea Title: VINDICTAGenre: Early AccessDeveloper:Game CooksPublisher:Game CooksRelease Date: 19 Jun, 2017 VINDICTA Activation Code And Serial Number Pretty fantastic experience....until you hit level 14.I'm playing on a beast of a i7 7700/ nvidia 1080ti/ 64gb of DDR4 RAM and it crashes consistently in the last section of the arena. Which is exceptionally frustrating due to the length of the level. No save points and you're back to the beginning again. It's not an especially difficult game, just lots of fun, especially if you stealth about and pick off your opponents instead of run and gunning it. It's really a shame because the gameplay is great and the concept is really fun. The immersion is ace as well.But getting so far in the game only have it glitch out and boot you back to the start of a level regardless of how many ways you approach the arena is a real loss of my vote. Please add a save point or figure out how to load such a huge level without crashing out systems. I will happily give this a thumbs up when this issue is fixed. Until then you might want to wait to purchase this because the frustration level is high.. A quick look at the gamplay: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2zykNztBAgo&feature=youtu.beFeels like a mix between Vertigo, Compound and Climbey.Quite fun!. No snap turning support on Oculus Rift ruins an otherwise fun game.. Overall the game is pretty polished.. The graphics look decent enough for VR, the guns handle fine although not big fan of the shotgun. I'm also not a fan of the arm swinger locomotion at all but luckily there is trackpad locomotion as an option. The levels try to throw some variety with a few climbing parts and ducking down to avoid fans and such. There is a decent variety in mobs although the humanoid type robots are a bit bland and to easy as they don't move and just shoot from a static point.I'ts not a wave shooter, it follows a story and you progress through levels so that aspect alone is good considering there are so few of them in VR. The price seems steep to me i'd think $20 would be the final price not $30... guess we will see maybe by launch it will be worth $30 since it's still EA... This is a VR FPS game built for Virtual Reality. You embark on missions, where the aim is to kill robots whilst avoiding their oncoming bullets, avoiding bullets by dodging, ducking and even climbing. There are different control options including arm swinging or trackpad swipe movement. The game is well designed and along the way you meet more robots that look like friendly scientists, whom you can apparently shoot for extra points, despite the fact that they are friendly towards the player. The difficulty increases throughout the game, with the number of enemies increasing and the introduction of different robot types such as spiders and drones. You progress is automatically saved at checkpoints along the way, and there are also leader-boards which adds a competitive element to the game. This is a good FPS, but I think that improvements still need to be made for it to meet the standards of other similar FPS games that are available. This is understandable though as the game is still in early access. The improvements that I would suggest would be to add some music, improve the sound effects, to maybe offer a different movement option as although I found that the trackpad motion works well, it is still not my preferred method of motion as it can slow down the ability to reload your guns at times. The controls can also be a little tricky at times, for example when using the two handed gun and in the initial tutorial whereby you are required to climb. An initial backstory might also be nice to give the player a more solid understanding and motivation to complete their objective. Some interaction with the friendly scientist characters would also be cool. It could also add a co-op option and different difficulty levels to give the game more variety and replay value. The price point may be slightly high at this stage considering the improvements needed in the game. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1DTGC8HPm8Q. You can get some serious gun-fu going in this game.pro's:- locomotion is damn near perfect (i stuck with the second option, feels better than trackpad for me though im competent with that too)- guns feel right (usually, ill get to that)- when you get the speedrun gun-fu going you feel properly ninja- gets pretty mad difficult- runs well, i havent had any slow downs yet on rx480cons- tutorial stage wanted me to go past my playable area, i had to very carefully reach behind my tv to grab something vital to complete it- sound bugs, ya know the one; sound cuts off when too much stuff is happening- rare weapon bug where it wasnt being held quite right, dropping the weapon solved it.- sometimes its too long between checkpoints- level design could be more variedThis game is a mad score based dash through some truly hardcore gunfights, if you play it properly you play it fast.you could argue that the bad guys are dumb, standing completely still for the most part firing their slow moving projectiles at your face. But in all honesty it lends itself to the gameplay really well. You'll be facing up to so many of them you'll be glad they stay still.id have played it longer today but its bloody hot here in uk and vr isnt exactly comfortable in this heat.theres some climbing to do here. but from what ive seen the game never demands gunplay while you are climbing which seems like a missed opportunity.I get the feeling also that i'd perform better with the trackpad locomotion option but i liked the waggle method so much more than trackpad. I dont get any nausea from standing games so i cant really comment on that.it seems fairly short but its a score chaser so thats not too bad cuz the battles do get rather epic. More levels would be nice though in the finished productoverall i really like this game, one of the best ive played so far which granted isnt that many i havent had vr for that long.id rate it slightly higher than raw data as of now, which is another great title.. Tried couple of free VR games already, and wanted to go for something paid, and since VINDICTA is HOME MADE from Lebanon, well id like to write a review.Vindicta give you exactly what you need in terms of fun gameplay for the price of 14.99$.This game got Potential, but it looks like its still in early access due to couple of small bugs I encountered, but it surely doesn't break the experience.Good luck with the update.. It can be great fun but the level designs are awful at times. It's pretty addictive but can be frustrating when you end up restarting a checkpoint because of a deliberately bad level design. If something changes for the better I'll recommend the game but until then its a no from me. Pro: > Large levels. Give a good feeling of progression and some of the larger areas are pretty fun and challenging during a firefight. > Lots of guns to collect.> Basic but functional graphics up close. A little cartoonish but suit the game. > Choice of locomotion. Three locomotion options. The arm swinging locomotion sounded like a horrible thing until I tried it. Now I love it. Great for a work out and not a hint of motion sickness but I am pretty weathered against that nowadays. I use the arm swinging that follows the angle of the wands and it works great. Except when you want to backpedal. That's not an option. Con: > Level checkpoints are unforgiving and it feels like its just a wait to increase longevity. I have no problem fighting my way to a checkpoint but having fought through a pretty big level and finding that you have to climb across an annoying series of hand-holds over a large gap to reach the checkpoint is just cruel. One slip of a grip button and you're now back to the start of the previous checkpoint. Once I was just after reaching the top and my sword appeared in my hand (You select it by reaching over your shoulder and gripping) which lost me my grip and dropped me all the way back down. Not fun. > Weapons cant be stored properly. You get two holsters for guns and you can hold some in your hands too. Whilst this sounds reasonable during the game it just becomes silly. You end up throwing a gun to the ground. Unholster the gun you want. Throw that to the ground and pick up the other gun and holster it. Pick up the gun you wish to use. You also lose all your guns after each level. > Ammo is pretty ridiculous. Especially when some of the level barriers are large power banks or fuel tanks that need a couple of dozen shots to destroy. You get swarms of enemy bugs all the time that take a good few bullets to dispatch. Its happened me more than once that after fighting through loads of enemies I run out of ammo and have to restart a checkpoint because they are so stingy with providing ammo. Is nonsensical at times. Again, just feels like a way to make the levels harder and slower to expand the longevity. Especially when quite a number of enemies need a lot of bullets to penetrate through their shields etc. > Graphics pop-up. Quite often you can see whole sections of corridors and objects further away just vanish because of the terrible low draw distance. This could be remedied by redesigning the levels slightly. > Irritating bugs. There are quite a number of times where the enemies just simply cheated. Shooting flames through walls and killing you when you can't even see them for example. There is also an irritating flaw where a robot can be right up in front of your gun. Like you're shooting point blank at its head from about ten inches away and you're bullets aren't hitting it. But he's able to hurt you. All in all I think it has huge potential to be a great fun shooter but there are are too many niggles at the moment. I hope the devs keep up the good work and improve things.. Really cool game, i hope the multiplayer update come soon and it will be perfect.Maybe a few bugs, but im sure devs will fix them