I am very unhappy with this update and I'm not sure why you say "touch compatibility comes to Lucky's Tale" on Facebook, since it's worked since I first got the game at Christmastime. Now, when bouncing along, it's sometimes easy to depress the left hand directional stick and reset the view mid-jump. It's very disorientating and has caused me to die more often than not. I wish there a way to turn that off since you can reset the view in the Oculus app anyway.
@christianday I played this game with the Touch Controllers around the same time too. Motion from the hands didn't do any thing but the D-Pad and Face buttons were mapped to their retrospective places on the Touch, so only the Left Controller could spin and only the Right Controller could jump. Doable, but a little irritating.
@PlayfulDavid I'm really interested in replaying just to see how the hands would work in a 3D platformer. Keep up the good work!
@The_Hardboiled_One - that is so strange. Maybe I had some bug that made it work. I was able to move entirely with the left stick and turn wherever I wanted to look with the right. But now, when I press too hard down on the stick while moving, my view is reset and I end up falling off of something.
Are you saying that the touch controllers now actually let you move without the sticks? How?
The 1.0.5 patch adds Touch compatibility, which means you can now play Lucky’s Tale while...
Stretching
Pointing ominously
Doing yoga (feathered peacock pose not recommended)
Not looking like you’re wearing handcuffs
Performing jumping jacks
Selecting levels, inspecting your trophy shelf and getting Lucky’s attention with your fingers
Jazz hands
--The Playful Team
awesome!
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