The motion controls can be a bit fiddly though, so there’s a bit of room for optimization there. For better and for worse, but mostly for the better.Įarly game tutorials guide you through some of the basics of the game, which includes crafting (a natural fit with motion controls) and mining – making resources a hands-on affair in the game. A game like A Township Tale was built from the ground up for a new medium, and it shows. We’ve seen epic RPG experiences like Skyrim come to VR, but as immersive as that is it still feels like a port to VR and not something that works exactly because it’s in VR. One thing that’s interesting about VR is that, even after all these years, it’s still a niche that’s grounded in both traditional gaming and in new technology.
As an open world RPG designed for solo and multiplayer play, it’s quite unique in the VR realm. It’ll come to other (PC-based) headsets as well, but for now it’s a Quest exclusive and feels like a good fit for the platform. Today we’re taking a closer look at A Township Tale, The Wizards – Dark Times, Puzzle Bobble VR and the Oculus Rift version of Blair Witch, all of which were recently released.Ī Township Tale, which is being developed and published by Alta, recently launched for the Oculus Quest.
As we often cover VR titles, we thought it was high time that we dedicated another special feature to the medium.
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