fart town usa
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It's on PSN, at least in NA. Getting it once I get home. 
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7th Guest VR - Releasing 10/19
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Minsc
Gold Member
I imagine it's more like 2-3 hours of dialog/story, 3-4 hours walking around, and 5-10 of puzzle? Probably if you use a walkthrough/guide the puzzles are like 30 minutes lol.
Markio128
Gold Member
I really like it. The visuals are great and I love how the shaft of light from the torch shows how the house used to look (and gives the paintings a spooky edge) - it’s quite impressive. The ghosts look awesome and the acting isn’t too bad either. I’ve only completed the first puzzle room, but I can already tell that I’m going to enjoy this game.
KXVXII9X
Member
It is such a nice park! The flying turns was a lot of fun! Very unique. I hope VR can simulate more carnival and park like activities.
Come On Tars
Member
debating quest 3 version or pcvr
DenchDeckard
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I wish quest 3 was cross buy but hey ho.
If someone could please share a referral link to the quest 3 version I'd very much appreciate it and will buy!
If someone could please share a referral link to the quest 3 version I'd very much appreciate it and will buy!
Markio128
Gold Member
I haven’t noticed any visual issues with the PSVR2 version - seems pretty solid to me. I don’t think you can go wrong with any version from what I’ve seen. I’m quite impressed with the amount of detail in the visuals tbh.
The only issue I have atm is a cashier till puzzle that I’m stuck on.
Magic Carpet
Gold Member
Quest 3 here.
Just finished the Dining Room. Found 2 hint coins but did not need to use them yet.
I like how the floor is all dusty but the lantern makes it look clean.
the download size was almost 13GB. I'm seeing some misaligned textures here and there. But it looks good otherwise.
You can walk around the full motion actors but if you get too close, they disappear.
I'm enjoying it so far.
Took me a bit to realize after solving the first puzzle that I was supposed to move back to start the full motion video around the dining room table. I was standing there like an idiot poking the cake thinking it was another puzzle.
Just finished the Dining Room. Found 2 hint coins but did not need to use them yet.
I like how the floor is all dusty but the lantern makes it look clean.
the download size was almost 13GB. I'm seeing some misaligned textures here and there. But it looks good otherwise.
You can walk around the full motion actors but if you get too close, they disappear.
I'm enjoying it so far.
Took me a bit to realize after solving the first puzzle that I was supposed to move back to start the full motion video around the dining room table. I was standing there like an idiot poking the cake thinking it was another puzzle.
fart town usa
Member
Game looks great, it is a bit washed out but I dunno, the resolution is really good and you're in an old mansion so it seems intentional in a way. Definitely not taking advantage of the OLED though for blacks but from reading the developer interview, I don't think they wanted it to be incredibly dark cause they didn't want the player to feel scared. It's like an Are You Afraid of the Dark episode so far.
When you solve puzzles the room reverts back to its former glory and it doesn't necessarily look washed out anymore, but there's also not much of a reason to stay in the room at that point
.I haven't noticed any blurriness either, not sure if it's 90, 120, or 60 reprojected. Definitely one of the best looking games so far in terms of resolution. It's a 30gig download for PS too.
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Cr1ptkeeper
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Bought it on PSVR2 and did a couple of rooms yesterday.
As a fan of the original one it's kinda nice to see a reimagine of the 7th guest.
It looks and sounds familiar but at the same time it isn't. I like the graphics, looks sharp to me. It does look a bit brown/grey but that's because the house is suppose to be covered in dust and spiderwebs.
If you complete a room it returns to color.
Love that they kept the same old musical themes, just reworked them a bit.
I really like the FMV sequences, at last something new in VR. I think they did a good job on those.
Do miss the original voice actor of Stauf but I guess it was time to change.
Can't wait to continue playing.
As a fan of the original one it's kinda nice to see a reimagine of the 7th guest.
It looks and sounds familiar but at the same time it isn't. I like the graphics, looks sharp to me. It does look a bit brown/grey but that's because the house is suppose to be covered in dust and spiderwebs.
If you complete a room it returns to color.
Love that they kept the same old musical themes, just reworked them a bit.
I really like the FMV sequences, at last something new in VR. I think they did a good job on those.
Do miss the original voice actor of Stauf but I guess it was time to change.
Can't wait to continue playing.
DenchDeckard
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Does this game let you do referral to get 25 percent off? If so I would very much appreciate a referral and I'll buy to give you the £4 credit.
Magic Carpet
Gold Member
I don't know what this is or how it works. Is it on the email receipt?
Edit -Found a referral link, just need to figure out how to share it.
Edit Edit-This is the link. Good luck
We'll both get $30 in Meta Quest Store credit when you use my referral link to buy a headset. Game on!
https://gcc02.safelinks.protection....9oPap4Src8SfHU77IqnT61K+OzDqmBUiY=&reserved=0
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funking giblet
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Enjoying this anyway, the FMV actors, it's kinda weird, definitely has some weird aliasing. Kinda reminds me of LA Noire, but full body, and rendering in some weird 3d point cloud.
A bit of VR fun, although I wish I had some more room near my PC, keep reaching out and smashing my hand into something!
A bit of VR fun, although I wish I had some more room near my PC, keep reaching out and smashing my hand into something!
Zekra Dezivad
Member
Oh wow I forgot about this one, I should check it out. It seems the PSVR2 version is solid, there's anything I need to know before playing?
Got this on PSVR2, I think it looks great. Resolution is decent, nice textures, it does have a low contrast/foggy look, not sure if this is the intent because once you complete all the puzzles in a room all the lights come on, the foggy look disappears and it really looks quite nice.
fart town usa
Member
Just that it's all puzzles and a complete remake of a 1993 PC game.
I've done 5 rooms so far, I'm really digging it. Approaching it in chunks. An earlier puzzle is the one that took the longest, I haven't have much trouble with the others and I lucked into the cashbox type puzzle. Once I realized how it worked I solved it with the next press
The thing I like most is just how much it feels like an early 90s PC adventure puzzle game. The live actors are great and the music is so damn good. Even sounds like games from back then. They really nailed it as far as I'm concerned. My only issue is that handling objects is kinda shite. It's just weird to me, honestly probably some of the wonkiest feeling object handling I've had in VR. It's whatever though cause it doesn't break anything, just doesn't lend well to the otherwise fantastic production value.
fart town usa
Member
I've yet to hear any negatives on visuals or performance for any headsets. Influencers says Quest 3 is nearly on par with PCVR/PSVR2 visual wise. The differences are probably negligible because the game has a slight cartoonish look.
cyberheater
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John Saunders recommends The 7th Guest VR
www.oculus.com
DenchDeckard
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John Saunders recommends The 7th Guest VR
Perfect. Thanks so much.
Now I just need a decent comparison to see how each version stacks up. If there's a huge jump for PC vr vs quest 3 I might get that, but I'm sure the quest 3 version will be good enough right.
cyberheater
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Just tried the Q3 version. You will not be disappointed. Looks great,
Drizzlehell
Banned
Oh wow, I knew 7th Guest the adventure game from back in the day so this is actually really impressive. Mixing the 3D environments that were rebuilt from the original pre-rendered backgrounds, and putting live action actors into the scene is a really cool idea that I only ever saw previously in that Blade Runner demo.
Now I'm really tempted to get this for Halloween, lol.
Now I'm really tempted to get this for Halloween, lol.
cyberheater
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It already looks great on the Quest 3 but do I wait for the specific Quest 3 improvements that are due in a week or so.
DenchDeckard
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I'll buy it now thanks for the link
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KXVXII9X
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That's great to hear, thanks!
DenchDeckard
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If any one needs a referral code for rhe quest 3 version...
Enjoy
Thanks
cyberheater
just bought it
www.oculus.com
Enjoy
Thanks
cyberheater
just bought it
Get 25% off The 7th Guest VR | Meta Quest
Minsc
Gold Member
It sounds like there's not much difference between them? And a Quest 3 upgrade would tighten that even more? I am meaning to check out a comparison video myself, just haven't gotten to it yet. Definitely grabbing the game soon though, so I'm curious what the different the 20GBs and extra power makes.
fart town usa
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The 7th Guest VR: An Interview With Director Paul van der Meer and Lead Artist Jeoren Backx
Vertigo Games' Paul van der Meer and Jeoren Backx discuss rebooting Trilobyte's iconic 30-year-old CD-ROM adventure for Virtual Reality with The 7th Guest VR
www.heypoorplayer.com
HPP: You had mentioned earlier bringing the game to the Quest and the issues when it comes to the video quality being uniform between the various platforms. When playing the Steam VR build of The 7th Guest VR on my high-end gaming PC, I was really impressed with how lushly detailed the Stauf Mansion is. With this in mind, I can’t help but wonder if many concessions had to be made when developing The 7th Guest VR for the Quest hardware.
Jeroen: Yeah, we do have to make some concessions, but they’re all decisions we don’t take lightly. Everything that we have to omit on the Quest is missed, but we consider almost each one individually like, can we keep it? And if so, what’s the cost on the performance side?
But I think the atmosphere on the Quest headset is still really there. It feels great, it plays very smoothly, and it still looks great too. I feel like if you compare them side by side, you know, you’re going to see differences. But while playing on the Quest, you’ll not miss anything, I think. So, that was very important to me that we can get it to performance without the player feeling like there’s something lacking in their experience. And I think we’re still in the process of it, but I’m confident that we’ll land there, and we’ll be achieving that.
So, in addition to that, I think for what’s currently available on the Quest, I think the team did a great job when it comes to making what we currently ended up with possible. It’s it’s Quite impressive to see. I think the visual fidelity is comparatively high for other products you’d see and be able to play on the Quest 2.
HPP: When you talk about these concessions, are we generally considering just fewer assets on screen or lower resolution?
Jeroen: Yeah, there’s a few different things that we do – different tricks. So, we definitely have a lower density of various types of assets. So sometimes you might see things that you could pick up that might not be there anymore on the quest. But nothing essential and certainly not anything that would, you know, have a contributing factor to the backstory or puzzles. Certainly, you’ll not miss anything there. So, nothing crucial. So it’s all just atmospheric things that might be cut on the Quest.
We also do tricks like making the material slightly simpler. On the higher-end platforms, there will be normal map details and reflections on everything. On the Quest, we omit certain of those types of things, but it actually, in some sense, makes it look quite nice as well because it becomes more colorful as a result, slightly cartoony maybe, but it actually almost feels more like the original game in a way, whereas the higher-end platforms get something that’s a little bit more… I don’t know if I can say realistic, but getting slightly closer.
HPP: Less stylized, I guess?
Jeroen: Yeah, I guess the quest feels a little bit more stylized. That would be a good way to put it.
ResurrectedContrarian
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Wondering if it's still worth it on Quest 2... I won't be opening our Q3 until Christmas since it's one of the gifts for the kids, but I'm tempted to play it on the old Q2 just to get in the Halloween spirit.
funking giblet
Member
For any talk about PCVR vs Quest 3 etc. The game looks fine, it isn't Half Life Alyx, the assets are fine, and the game is about puzzles. The FMV stuff is played at 30fps anyway. The only reason not to get it on the Meta Store is if you have, or will have other headsets.
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This sounds right up my alley thanks for making me aware
DryvBy
Member
Yes. I'm on PSVR2 and you can play any way you want. This is such a terrific conversation too.
Magic Carpet
Gold Member
Just finished the Library. Still lots of rooms left.
Might be Halloween before I get to the end.
Might be Halloween before I get to the end.
Knightime_X
Member
Sucks this game is VR only.
I'd get if it wasn't
I'd get if it wasn't
The public: where are the games made specifically for VR?
Also the public: why is this VR only?
As somebody once said: You can please some of the people all of the time, you can please all of the people some of the time, but you can't please all of the people all of the time
CitizenKratos
Member
Do you or anyone else here know if this is a 90hz or 120hz native game
Knightime_X
Member
True. But some games like re4 have both.
But I understand budget limitations.
DryvBy
Member
Minsc
Gold Member
I mean they do have this without VR. It's called the CD-Rom edition.
Why would you go back that far when it's been remastered way more recently and plays on almost every device in existence - iOS, Android, Steam/PC, and consoles?
DryvBy
Member
They put that version on consoles? I have it on Steam!