The trailer:
The game is only on Steam, and 97% of 155 ratings are positive (Alyx has 98% in comparison):
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1481780/Dragon_Fist_VR_Kung_Fu/
Recommended system requirements are low:
RECOMMENDED:
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060, AMD Radeon RX 480 equivalent or better
I'm not much into such fighting in VR, but this looks interesting - also due to great reviews, and I just bought the game.
The game can work with full body tracking and may be considered one of the most advanced games for VR immersion - if you got the right equipment:
A few shots from the game:
Finally got some time to try the game, and it's quite good, maybe 7/10 or even 8/10. My shoulders and arms are already sore, but nice with a workout, lol. Took some pictures - using Epic graphics setting and Index res 400% (but I'll lower to 300%, in some leves res 400% was too much for 90 fps):
Textures are nice, wood does look like wood, but no ultramersion texture res
Poly levels are fine - see how round the head is, so luckily no low-end phone VR graphics
Nice lighting and check out the detailed floor texture
My new name is Billy Lee - and pinky shows I've got full finger tracking 😎 Finger tracking works really well in this game, feels much more realistic
My first opponent
Never thought it'd come to this, but I'm starting to fear the power of my own hands 😁
I don't like beating up women - but maybe if I keep telling myself "I'm a southern gentleman" bad thoughts will go away... 🤔
Hmmm, I do feel kinda bad about this - got me to refund Blade & Sorcery - I really can't treat women like this...
Three ninjas - but I've put 2 to sleep, the third won't lie down, yet... Note the great floor textures and the light
There's full locomotion and you can both jump and kick too.
Be very aware of your real-world surroundings in this game, or you can easily hit a wall and break your controller or hand. I've been playing for an hour and had no problems, but I was very careful to keep within a safe position on the floor.
