Aery VR - A Journey Beyond Time Reviews

3/10 - just say NO! Crude making of VR, visual don't match the screenshots. you'll be flying a parrot bout 3 meter front of you, using right controller, which turns to an arrow. left right grab button as meaningless belly roll. 12 crude fixed motionless stages, not dynamic world, on lame background music with subtitles showing up as u collect gems on the map. Can't change language, or turn off subtitles. Not worth your time, thank god for steam refund.

A cool VR game where you fly around different locations as a bird. There are many locations, there are both mountains and space =)) To be honest, during the time spent in the game, there has never been a desire to quit the game, and I want to relax and spend more time in it.

Aery VR: A Journey Beyond Time is a stunning VR game that takes you on a beautiful journey through different environments. The visuals are breathtaking and the sound design is impressive. What I loved most was the freedom to explore at my own pace and the game's ability to encourage relaxation and appreciation of the world around us. It's an unforgettable experience for both seasoned VR players and newcomers to the medium.

Aery - A Journey Beyond Time: A promising beginning with room for improvement Aery - A Journey Beyond Time is an intriguing but ambiguous game that keeps players wanting more. The game's story is currently minimalistic, focusing on flying. Despite its simplicity, the game excels in some aspects, such as exciting physics effects, motivating music, and breathtaking scenery. However, the game has considerable potential for development. Players could get additional options for upgrading their bird. The ability to play with a controller would also improve the gameplay experience. At this stage, Aery - A Journey Beyond Time looks very good, it's worth recommending to friends, but it's worth revisiting after updates are released, and some bugs are fixed. Fans of the genre should keep an eye on this game as it develops and expands.

An interesting game with a great game world, you can play in a place with friends or alone. Of the good things to note - -Good work in VR -Interesting gameplay -Does not require a powerful pc -A lot of different locations There are not significant disadvantages - - During the game I have not encountered significant bugs, but it is not critical

A brief summary that you may be interested in: - low-poly - cartoon graphics - novelty - relaxing game - you control a bird - there is no story line. just levels. - supports VR, but you can also play on the keyboard <3

After forty minutes of playing, I started to feel very sick. Most likely it's because of my weak vestibular apparatus. And in general, the game is fun and interesting.

I could not fall in love with this game, the music, the setup, the controls, the bugs. Just had to turn it off.. In my opinion this is Junk. Good to see some players enjoy it.

You control some sort of a god-parrot overseeing a world progress through time. Mechanically it means you're controlling a low-poly bird and collect glowing things. The purpose of the map is to find all glowing things. Then you see the next map while some guy reads narration to you. One glowing thing per piece of narration. You cannot die, if you crash into something, the game respawns you nearby. Few things of note: * It is likely a very strong VR sickness trigger. You're controlling the bird in 3rd person, and it is like trying to play a racing game or drive a car in third person. Can get you nauseous very fast, because they're moving camera without direct player control over the camera. * Controls are bad. You're basically pointing in general desired direction of movement with your right wand. It is uncomfortable, imprecise. There's also button that sorta makes you accelerate and a button that makes you slowly barrel roll. * Some places suffer from noticeable framerate drops despite lowpoly visuals. * I've found couple of artifacts, like there are buckets of water where you can see the water only with on eye. * Not a fan of music or narrator's voice. * Have a feeling that I saw most of those assets on unity asset store. They're kinda faceless and lack overarching visual style. People say it is relaxing and so on, couldn't relax and enjoy.

I'm playing on Quest 2 through air link, if that matters. It was cool for the first few levels.. then became too glitchy to play. Controls stopped working, I'd suddenly be going in a direction that I wasn't pointing.. and then crashing into things that weren't there. It would be relaxing and fun like the other reviews said.. if it actually worked.