Galaxy Kart - From hell to heaven
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ต.ค. 2024
- Finish first when you were last at some point.
Note: This is gameplay from substantially improved version of game. You can find gameplay from launch version of game here:
• Galaxy Kart #psvr2
This is an update on my first impressions where I did not recommend playing Galaxy Kart on the PSVR2, unless you are okay with playing a game in "early access" condition. You can find gameplay from release version and my first impression comment here: th-cam.com/video/MnCHpFVikaE/w-d-xo.html
This is a kart racing game with power-ups / weapons (similar to Mario Kart) that no longer feels like it is in early access. The developers have applied multiple patches since release, adding content like new maps, improving AI, improving progression system, and adding technical polish to all areas of the game including how trophies now unlock reliably. With these improvements together, it is easier to recommend playing Galaxy Kart on the PSVR2, especially if you are interested in playing a Kart Racer in VR.
All prior Pros remain
+ Driving controls where you grab the wheel and turn it for steering feels good.
+ Changing characters real-time changes your in-game arms that are used to interact with menus.
+ Each Kart looks very different and you can choose combination of Karts and Characters.
+ No loading delays (not even splash screens when game is starting up).
+ Graphics look good to me.
Additional Pros
+ No race ending technical glitches like in launch version encountered (technical polish is evident between before and now).
+ 3 more courses (1 coming soon) and all available from start (best improvement aside the technical polish).
+ AI doesn't feel cheap and unfair to play against (2nd best improvement aside technical polish).
+ On screen menu text is no longer blurry.
+ Trophies are unlocking reliably.
Neutral adds some
+/- Each Kart seems to have Kart specific ability, but I didn't figure out how to use them.
+/- Multiplayer may be more fun than solo mode, but multiplayer lobbies are dead.
+/- Karts now collide with each other instead of ghosting through each other, but not consistently.
+/- Some trophy conditions are unrealistic, like taking out 5 opponents with 1 bomb in race of 6 players, but being awarded for more realistic scenario of hitting 2-3 players?
+/- Default sound effects improved but still have instances where too loud or abrasive. Soundtrack quality seems low as well. I probably need to a adjust volume sliders in options.
+/- They have also added support for using physical wheel peripheral (same one you use for GT7 should work), but I haven't tried this yet.
Cons greatly reduced from before
- Headset haptics not being utilized for when you take hits, or too subtle to be noticed.
- No audio / visual clues when you are about to get hit from behind.
- There isn't any tutorial to help new or returning players understand the game controls and mechanics.
If the multiplayer lobbies weren't dead, this could be a fun VR Kart racing game at this point. May still be worthwhile as single player for its reasonable price, especially if the developers keep adding tracks and improving the core gameplay polish.
This game is 10/10 now. Well worth it.
It is a great game for the library if you participate in PSVR Without Parole Discord because that is able to organize multiplayer sessions on weekends that are very fun.
I cant bothibg to work. Wheel nor pedals
I am going to try with my Wheel and Pedals I use for GT7 this weekend.
At the time I played what is shared in this video, the update for Wheel and Pedal working wasn't out for PSVR2. That update is now out (adding 3 courses and Wheel / Pedal support) and I have verified that my Logitech G Pro Racing Wheel and Pedals are working. You can find gameplay of that with my audio commentary as I try that here: th-cam.com/video/UWul3fKZQfg/w-d-xo.html
@@cusmanhi, do you know if g39 wheel works with this game? Also, how can you attack enemy when using a wheel?
1 more thing,
Have you tried Fanatec wheel/direct drive? If so, how does it compare to Logitech g pro wheel?
I’m torn between Fanatec and Logitech for direct drive and it’s a bit of an annoying 1
I really want Fanatec for my ps5 because they have sequential shifter and many wheels etc but I’m put off because of quality control and many people having bad experience.
I was going to go with Logitech because delivery will be quicker, better quality control and customer service. It would probably be easier to sort out any problems but Logitech don’t have a good shifter, no handbrake and still zero other wheels and to be honest, I don’t think Logitech will add any wheels and if they do, it will be in next 2-4 Years.
Saying that, I think if I had the chance to try a Logitech g pro I may love the feeling so much and just say screw it and buy.
I just don’t know and I feel like Logitech did customer, dirty.
@@grahamkelly8662 One friend of mine is using Fanatec for GT7 and loves it as much as I love the Logitech G Pro Racing Wheel / Pedals for it, but I am not sure if he has tried it with Galaxy Kart.
I am pretty sure the G29 / G39 will also work, but force feedback is absent at this point (WIP). The way you play is hold wheel with one hand, and VR2 Sense controller with other for the weapons / items uses.
It may sound a little weird, but it works and in some ways better than just using two VR2 Sense controllers. You get more precision steering with the physical wheel than the virtual wheel.
都没人对战
玩起来很轻松。人工智能在难度较高时会变得更具攻击性。