Oculus Rift S PATCH 1.39 Tracking Test! // In Death // GTX 1060 (6GB)

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Published on July 3, 2019 9:28:45 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rqpAYdS1GBI

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The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (2011)

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I decided to check out the new 1.39 patch that has been released to address tracking issues! - Pretty Amazing I would say, but proof is in the video!

You can get this experience from Oculus home here:
https://www.oculus.com/experiences/rift/1695996760454372/

My Thoughts:
You play the role of a holy archer in this Dark Souls inspired roguelight. There is no story as such as far as I can make out, but I found the questing to be quite enjoyable and fun. Levels are procedurally generated and this gives the game a more strategic element as you try to work out the best way to approach the enemies. The loot system keeps the hunt for new arrow types & power-ups fresh and interesting. The game does have Full Locomotion but unfortunately the video footage I had of me walking freely in the game was corrupted.

Game Details from the Developers:
In Death's dream kingdom, Heaven is abandoned. Amongst its crumbling ruins, forsaken souls, angelic creatures and demons alike have run amok. Only a courageous hero that dares to venture deep into the Afterlife will be able to restore Harmony.

A VR shooter with roguelike elements, In Death´s surreal medieval setting is presented in a procedurally generated world with monsters, mysteries and loot. Driven by an achievement-based progression system that advances between sessions, each run is unique, with unpredictable outcomes.

☆ MY PC Specs:
☆ Oculus Rift S
☆ GeForce GTX 1060
☆ Windows 10, 64 bit
☆ Intel Core i7-3770
☆ 16.0GB Ram

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