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[Cromwell]

Those character models...

 

[HyperZone<3]

so exactly like Artemis, but with better then just functional graphics and a license.

actually, I'm down for that.

 

[Huge Succeeded]

I've been playing a bunch of Artemis with my family lately so this sounds sick.

multiplayer game = no buy. Just give us an updated Bridge Commander

I'd rather have this tbh, it's really cool getting into your role and communicating with the people playing with you in these types of games

 

[Huge Succeeded]

I am sure the majority of games played with ransoms is going to be terrible because they we'll talk shit and some may have music playing and the usual crap you find online. But if you get a group that will role play, address the captain as captain, generally act like a star fleet office then it will be awesome.

No, not at all. Those kinds of people don't play these kinds of games. Not sure why you'd even think that. It's like expecting to run into the CoD crowd when you boot up a multiplayer Flight Sim.

Like going to a quarry and expecting to find children playing in it.

 

[Zomba13]

Eh, if it's VR I can understand some of the visuals being a bit rough. You need that silky smooth high framerate so as not to get motion sick and if it's also going to PSVR then yeah, you're gonna need to look like that for it to run as it should.

 

[Karak]

For VR that actually looks good. But only those who know what they are actually talking about would understand that.

 

[Bluth54]

I am sure the majority of games played with ransoms is going to be terrible because they we'll talk shit and some may have music playing and the usual crap you find online. But if you get a group that will role play, address the captain as captain, generally act like a star fleet office then it will be awesome.

Yeah a game like this with a group of friends could be incredibly fun.

 

[Juraash]

Yeah, the idea of being on the bridge in VR in a single-player Star Trek game sounds amazing.

Exactly, I feel like VR is the perfect way to flesh out a Trek game, especially in some of the aspects that make Star Trek so great. Some of the best episodes of the shows (and films) have very little ship to ship conflict. I think the immersion of VR would allow devs to really explore non-combat scenarios and make them more engaging.

 

[Shoeless]

I want to love this, but it can so wrong in so many ways...

 

[JaseC]

That looks incredibly rough. Like, 2007 graphics. Ouch.

To be fair, it's presumably multiplatform and 90fps is a certification requirement for PSVR titles. But, yeah, opting for a stylised aesthetic as opposed to approximated, early last-genesque realism would have been the better idea.

 

[Turin Turambar]

http://abcnews.go.com/Entertainment/wireStory/star-trek-actors-series-vr-game-spin-39780072

 

[Mokujin]

That looks incredibly rough. Like, 2007 graphics. Ouch.

I would say that Graphics are not that bad, those models though...

 

[Brokun]

I see they got those new posture correcting chairs installed.

 

[Helznicht]

I don't get the hate on the graphics/models though. If the animation is on point, this would look glorious in a VR headset.