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Singing Stones VR Crack

About This Game

Singing stones VR is a quiet walk on the path of a beautiful rainforest.
The game Singing stones VR from the Chingis.VR company has one goal - to immer 5d3b920ae0

Title: Singing Stones VR
Genre: Casual, Indie, Simulation
Developer:
Chingis LLC
Publisher:
Chingis LLC
Release Date: 16 Dec, 2016

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OS: Windows 7, 8, 8.1, 10
Processor: Intel Core i5
Memory: 8 GB RAM
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Quite relaxing. This seems to be a very poorly done port of a Oculus game to the Vive. Pros: Very pretty scenery Cons: No motion controller support. Gamepad support seems iffy (mine didn't work right, and the keyboard didn't work while it was plugged in either.) Keyboard controls are very laggy. Aiming to pick up the "stones" is via head-tracking only. Sound is awful. Forest background noises are fine, but the noise of the obelisks is grating, and when you are at the beach, you could swear there are seagulls on your shoulders, screeching in your ears. Steam/Vive support is bad. I could only launch the game by exiting SteamVR and having the game start it. Once the game was running, there seems to be no menu, I had to take off the headset and close SteamVR to make the game exit. Motion is pretty much on rails. You can follow the path, and maybe a few feet to either side. Then you hit an invisible wall. There are other walls in places that make no sense. I could climb one stairway to a platform, but another one was blocked, for no visible reason. I can jump down off platforms in some places, but not others, again for no apparent reason. Overall, seems like a very poorly done port of an Oculus game to the Vive. I can't recommend it.. Mesmerizing experience. This seems to be a very poorly done port of a Oculus game to the Vive. Pros: Very pretty scenery Cons: No motion controller support. Gamepad support seems iffy (mine didn't work right, and the keyboard didn't work while it was plugged in either.) Keyboard controls are very laggy. Aiming to pick up the "stones" is via head-tracking only. Sound is awful. Forest background noises are fine, but the noise of the obelisks is grating, and when you are at the beach, you could swear there are seagulls on your shoulders, screeching in your ears. Steam/Vive support is bad. I could only launch the game by exiting SteamVR and having the game start it. Once the game was running, there seems to be no menu, I had to take off the headset and close SteamVR to make the game exit. Motion is pretty much on rails. You can follow the path, and maybe a few feet to either side. Then you hit an invisible wall. There are other walls in places that make no sense. I could climb one stairway to a platform, but another one was blocked, for no visible reason. I can jump down off platforms in some places, but not others, again for no apparent reason. Overall, seems like a very poorly done port of an Oculus game to the Vive. I can't recommend it.. Mesmerizing experience. Boring, and nauseas. Boring, and nauseas

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