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About This Game This is the prologue of Emmerholt - an upcoming open world, magic wielding, story driven, adventure game for the HTC Vive, and Oculus Touch. Currently in development by Oneiric Entertainment! In this prologue follow along the journey of Eli, a young man whom has lived a peaceful life with his friends on a small island off the coast of the mainland. On this night however, something strange takes place on the island that would change Eli's fate forever. This free demo is meant to act as a prologue for the upcoming game Emmerholt. We are releasing this to get feedback and to see what the community thinks about our locomotion mechanics, gameplay, and story. Full Version Coming in late 2017: Emmerholt will be a free-roaming adventure game with numerous side quests and missions. Bustling cities and towns exist there with a diverse set of factions to encounter. The game will be story focused with emotional well written quests and a talented pool of voice actors. Unlock powerful magic which can be used at will during and outside of combat. Use the intuitive horseback riding mechanic to travel across the world. a09c17d780 Title: Emmerholt: PrologueGenre: Action, Adventure, Indie, RPGDeveloper:Oneiric Entertainment LLCPublisher:Oneiric Entertainment LLCRelease Date: 14 Feb, 2017 Emmerholt: Prologue Ativador Download [key Serial Number] emmerholt prologue This game has some promise, but it needs a LOT of work. I, like many of us I'm sure are dying for a good story driven adventure free roaming RPG to save us from the endless wave shooters. This game seems to have a start in filling that void. I like the option of trackpad and teleport. I've really grown to like trackpad locomotion and have over come my motion sickness from it for the most part, but with this type of locomotion, where you move in the direction your head is pointing instead of where your hand is pointing,. I just would rather be able to point where I'm going and tilt the controler to slow down if I need to and look around while I'm walking. The graphics are terribly blurry. That really needs to be fixed. The horse back riding is a nice mechanic even though I found that it was pretty touchy especially when you were walking and not galloping and had a tendency to make me feel a bit sick. There were several bugs,.. walking into the town I must have dismounted my horse before I was supposed to and the controls for dismounting floated in front of me the whole time I was in the village. there were serveral loud voices that seem to yell at me from every direction and that was a bit odd since there was only one person I could see in the village besides the group I met up with before the horse race. The voice acting was a bit cheesy. Also,. this is just my own personal preference here and I know many disagree and that's cool,. but when I'm playing as a character in a VR game it really kills it for me when the game starts talking for me. That was my one complaint about Arizona Sunshine. I'm the character, it's my adventure, let me be the character and don't tell me what I think. The battle play was actually pretty cool. could definatily use some force feedback or something and I would probably make it so the giant boulders don't just roll away like a basket ball when you barely run into them. there was another strange bug when I walked into the fishery where a string of bright purple text that said hello over and over in a colum on the left side of my screen showed up and never went away the rest of the demo. obviously I wouldn't reccomend this game in it's current state but that doesn't mean with a lot of work it couldn't turn out to be something pretty great. but now it's just not. Riding made me sooo sick .. I love RPGS .. but this was all nope.. I like this demo the game has a lot of potential and could be one of the first RPG on the Vive, Horse riding is cool and the environments along with the characters all have a cartoonish look to them, The combat is basic but has promise with a telekinetic ability you can fire rocks or anything else you can pic up, It has full voice acting and I felt immersed in the little story enfolding, No lip sync but I felt the characters gave a good presence when acting, Also you can have full locomotion or teleportation which is great for all players. All in all an exciting title for the Vive looking at the promised content for the game, just hope they deliver, thumbs up.. Pretty good for a demo. I like where this is heading. The magic was particularly innovative. The horse riding is also a novel idea - but it made me feel the most sick any VR game has (I found keeping in a straight line helped).Like others have said, this does need some work. The graphics are blurry at a distance and there is clipping around buildings. Teleporting also seemed hit and miss.. The acting is bad and dialog is even worst, but this game is a nice glimpse of what an MMO would be in VR. Riding a horse felt real but be careful it may cause a bit of motion sickness.. definitley one of the best demo/teasers ive played on vr!!! i cannot wait to hear about the rest of the game, your depth in story and immersion are fantatsic along with graphics being smooth.only things i would add would be graphics setting, so people could improve the game if they had a high spec pc as some charectors were a little blury, maybe sharpen the image a little but apart from that 10/10 AA++. So originally left negative review for a crash. Dev asked me what happened, I sent him a crash file, few days later he messages me back saying im all set go have fun :) I like that, and this game.So is this in its infancy? yes. Could the graphics use a little tweaking? sure. Overall, pretty promising for an early version. Looking forward to seeing where this goes.There's a shortage of open world RPG adventure games, and done right, this could fill that void.Will be buying this when released just off the demo :). This has a lot of potential but needs a lot of work. There are a lot of cool things in this demo that could easily be made better with simple tweaks, like adding motion control feedback with the shield or striking anything really. The hands felt slightly off to me too, like they were in my wrists. The inability to turn was aggrivating on both track pad and teleport. I hope the team continues to devleop this game and really polish it up. Can't wait to see a final version.. This game has some promise, but it needs a LOT of work. I, like many of us I'm sure are dying for a good story driven adventure free roaming RPG to save us from the endless wave shooters. This game seems to have a start in filling that void. I like the option of trackpad and teleport. I've really grown to like trackpad locomotion and have over come my motion sickness from it for the most part, but with this type of locomotion, where you move in the direction your head is pointing instead of where your hand is pointing,. I just would rather be able to point where I'm going and tilt the controler to slow down if I need to and look around while I'm walking. The graphics are terribly blurry. That really needs to be fixed. The horse back riding is a nice mechanic even though I found that it was pretty touchy especially when you were walking and not galloping and had a tendency to make me feel a bit sick. There were several bugs,.. walking into the town I must have dismounted my horse before I was supposed to and the controls for dismounting floated in front of me the whole time I was in the village. there were serveral loud voices that seem to yell at me from every direction and that was a bit odd since there was only one person I could see in the village besides the group I met up with before the horse race. The voice acting was a bit cheesy. Also,. this is just my own personal preference here and I know many disagree and that's cool,. but when I'm playing as a character in a VR game it really kills it for me when the game starts talking for me. That was my one complaint about Arizona Sunshine. I'm the character, it's my adventure, let me be the character and don't tell me what I think. The battle play was actually pretty cool. could definatily use some force feedback or something and I would probably make it so the giant boulders don't just roll away like a basket ball when you barely run into them. there was another strange bug when I walked into the fishery where a string of bright purple text that said hello over and over in a colum on the left side of my screen showed up and never went away the rest of the demo. obviously I wouldn't reccomend this game in it's current state but that doesn't mean with a lot of work it couldn't turn out to be something pretty great. but now it's just not