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Boneworks

DarkUnderlord

DarkUnderlord

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This is much better than Half-Life Alyx if you want a shooter.

While Alyx has the better theme, it's base mechanics are rubbish compared to Boneworks.

It's just a pity there's not more enemy variety in Boneworks and more intense levels.
 
Doktor Best

Doktor Best

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Hard to compare the two imho. Boneworks has impressive physics mechanics but still feels clunky. The campaign had some interesting moments and does more with VR but enemy variety/design and ultimately combat felt a little lackluster.

Half Life Alyx is less ambitious with its implementation of VR mechanics but is also a lot less rough around the edges. It has more linear but better designed level and encounter design. Visually it is by far the most impressive VR shooter.
 
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