The kitchen demo looks substantially worse than the actual game. The beginning hour demo is barely worse and will give you a more accurate representation of the game. The beginning hour demo doesn't have much to do with the actual game. Only one part is spoiled but it doesn't matter imo.
And it's getting better! Later worlds are even better!
Yeah, this shit probably has given me the most "presence" I think it's because there are others walking through the level.
If you don't want both at least get End of Zoe. However IMO they are all worth it. I think one of the banned footage tapes is not playable in VR but everything else is. One of the banned footage games is a cool card game, one is a cool puzzle game, and the other one is a fun survival mode. End of Zoe is a pure fun epilogue
RE7 is a very traditional game, its basically only a VR camera. But it will teach you HOW MUCH extra just a VR camera adds
Seems quite mixed overall, with a lot of universal complaints centering around the controls and some confusing narrative choices. What I've seen of it reminds me of the pre-Souls games that From worked on, like Echo Night or Kuon, which were heavy on atmosphere and a bit lacking in most other areas.
I loved RE7, So much better in VR, But the EOZ/NAH dlc don't belong near the main game, Clearly they went for action and felt way out of place.
I used to have this probably all the time. Now I just turn it on 5 minutes before I want to use it to let it heat up. Makes a huge difference.
Some of my favourite moments in VR so far have been watching other people play, the social screen is a fantastic feature.
