No, Lucky's Tale isn't absolutely exclusive.
No, Lucky's Tale isn't absolutely exclusive.
Do you think this game is truly exclusive to VR experiences, especially for Oculus? Isn't it possible to purchase it and enjoy it on a regular screen? For those eager to own the Vive and start using VR, and for those who wait for prices to drop, they might miss out on playing it.
I think so, based on the connection between oculus and the developers. Paul Bettner, the founder and CEO, was among the initial $5,000 supporters of the Oculus Rift Kickstarter, which also featured a visit to Oculus headquarters. From the start, it was evident that he and the Playful team recognized VR's potential — they developed numerous game prototypes for the Rift over the past three years. Their dedication to crafting engaging, immersive VR experiences highlights one of the most distinctive launches on the Rift platform next year. While a release on other systems might happen later, it indicates the game was built specifically for the Rift.
It might be coming out for PS4, but it could also be available via PS:VR. Honestly, I’m not sure.
I'm exploring space sims such as Elite Dangerous and Star Citizen, along with MMORPGs like Black Desert that support VR. I'm trying to figure out the best headset for these experiences. In space sims, I'd be seated on my ship or moving around it, visiting stations. For MMOs, I expect a lot of movement across open spaces. I'm not sure how an HTC Vive would handle such a setup—how could a whole city fit in one room?