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About This Game

Features:

Flying
Exploration
Climbing
Platforming
Immersive Story
Fighting
Bosses
Quirky Characters
Secrets

The current Early Access version of this game is exactly the same as the demo. It has no additional content. By purchasing the early access version of this game, you are helping support us as developers and you are securing access to all additional content at an incredibly low price.

A legion of merciless robots have destroyed your home world. It is your job to take it back. Armed with future technology that grants you the ability to fly, traverse your way through a VR platforming experience unlike any other as you make your descent back to your home world. Travel through a world filled with incredible environments that tower above and below. Experience scale on a whole new level while flying, physically climbing and exploring strange and exotic places.

You won't be alone on this grand adventure, prepare to encounter quirky characters around every sharp corner, precarious ledge, or twisted path as an immersive story unfolds around you, making it difficult to determine who you can trust. Will you gain allies or will you make enemies?

Your journey won't be easy and it won't be peaceful. Shoot and dodge your way through hordes of dangerous robotic foes with only one purpose: human annihilation. Boss fights will pit you against the greatest of the robot ranks, giant towering machines that will make you question your fighting skills, flying abilities and self-confidence.

Flying in Sky Jac is an awe inspiring experience. We have carefully designed the flying aspect of this game to minimize what is commonly referred to VR motion sickness. If you are prone to VR motion sickness, flying may take a little getting used to. Playing in small doses will help you gain your VR legs but you might find it difficult to stop playing once you have started because flying quickly becomes fun and addictive. We don't throw you into a flying scenario where you face ridiculous speeds in the beginning of the game. Flying is introduced slowly and gradually giving you time to get comfortable with this locomotion mechanic. If you do start to feel nausea, that is a good indicator that it is time to take a break. Don't worry, the Sky Jac world is not going anywhere! For those of you who don't experience VR motion sickness, prepare to have your mind blown. 7ad7b8b382

Title: Sky Jac
Genre: Action, Adventure, Indie, Early Access
Developer:
Team of Light Media LLC
Publisher:
Team of Light Media LLC
Release Date: 24 Oct, 2016

English

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nice idea with a lot of potential. Currently it completely exacerbates the motion sickness problem you get with VR with movement. Jet pack you can get used to, but the walking made me incredibly queasy.
Quite fun but needs more content (I know it's coming) and some way to overcome motion issues.. Short but sweet, I really liked it and I want more. Love the humor =). It's a simple, and currently short, first-person platforming game. No movement except your "jetpack", controlled with one hand's grip. It's a bit frustrating that there's no movement except for the jetpack - the game would really benefit from arm-swinging or another form of locomotion, especially as your jetpack has a cooldown if you use it for 5 straight seconds.

It's well put together, graphics, sound, voice acting are all good, it's just too short at the moment. There's one small section of shooting, but apart from that it's just floating along a fairly linear path. What's there is really nice, but you might want to hold off until there's more content.. This was fun. It is an attempt on combining a classical Jump'N'Run Game with the VR. This can cause naussea or motion sickness, because you move and fly with your controllers.
Sometimes the movement, especially climbing up ladders, seems a little bit clunky, but The game itself is designed to forgive a lot of mistakes. I like to see more of this.. I wanted to like this game a lot. The trailer I saw for it a couple months ago had me really excited. Unfortunately I can't recommend it. I beat the first chapter in 30 minutes and it was more tedious than fun. There's no locomotion except for the jetpack, which let's you move slowly for maybe 10 seconds before going on cooldown for another 3 or so. You're on a level platform and want to walk to the other end of it? You have to use the jetpack. It's really unnatural and immersion breaking, and the length of the game is only what it is because of the cooldowns slowing the pace. Unfortunately, it just wasn't fun. The final scene showed some promise and the weapon you receive right before that added a little interest, but the first chapter ends a minute later (right now there's only the one chapter).
After a few more chapters are released, the game might be worth picking up, but as of now it's certainly not worth the $10 asking price.. I have my vive from day one and have around 80 titles some full paid games some free games and plus somes demos, So i have seen a lot that the vive has to ofter.
This was until I played Sky Jac, it was just mindblowingly awesome.
The jacpack mechanic was superbly done and when I went into the cave and went down and the epic music started well it was so amazing, the caves felt so real and I was fully consumed in the games world.....it was just wow.
Then climbing out of the hole using the ladders, what a great use of the motion controllers, then jet packing out and holding on the the next platform while the jac pack recharges it was such a great idea.
Once out of there I was jumpimg through high pressure winds going super fast and the game was just getting better and better.
By this time I was thinking to myself this is the next evolutionary jumping from the 2D jumping platform games I play as a kid on the old SNES.
Then it all changed I had found a gun and now I was jet packing around and shooting stuff and they was shooting lazers at me and then a massive robot appeared and I started to shoot at him and he grabbed me........this was no jumping platformer this is a AAA game.

This is 100% awesome
. I didn't like it, the whole view is like looking through a fish bowl and it seriously hurt my eyes. It doesn't feel natural. Not very interactive. Came across a few bugs such as jet pack sticking etc.. I've had the opportunity to beta test Sky Jac and play through the first chapter of the game, which lasts around 45 minutes to an hour. The first chapter of the game is amazing. When I watched the video on Steam, I assumed the robot would disappear after giving me the fuel and the jet pack and I would be on my own to platform away into space. I expected a lot of flying. What I got was an incredibly well built platformer with a pretty decent storyline to boot. I played through the opening chapter and thoroughly enjoyed it. There hasn't been any shooting yet, but shooter aspects are teased near the end of the chapter. I did however get my Spelunky on, climb ladders, use my jet pack for more than just flying around, and got knocked out by some bots. Most of these things were not things I expected. I also didn't expect to have as much fun in the opening chapter of a game. This ranks up there with Mervils and The Gallery for engaging the player into a role and based on the ~60 minutes I have played through, the full game on release may even last longer than either of those games.

For the introductory price of $9.99, I feel like Sky Jac is a game that everyone should pick up. Like Pierhead Arcade, Mervils, Final Approach, The Gallery and A-10VR, Sky Jac holds it's value and if the quality of future chapters lives up to this first chapter, $9.99 is a steal!. The jetpack mechanic was neat at first but got boring very fast. Not only that, it made me incredibly nauseous after a while, to the point where I couldn't continue playing. It also didn't help that the world seemed to tilt as I turned my head from side to side.

Perhaps it was the nausea but the platforming at the start seemed to go on forever without an end, and I had to stop when I got to the ladders on the way up from the bottom of the pit. Speaking of the ladders, the movement associated with those just got me more motion sick.

I got the game through a bundle, but it really should not have any price to it for where it is at now.