SpaceSimCentral

You might get dizzy while using the VR first few times, but it's enjoyable once you get used to it.

It's on sale on GOG as well!

I agree. The trailer looks really nice!

We finally got the release date! Sucks it's bound to only one store for such a long period, but oh well.

It's too bright for my liking. It's a space game, after all. Sound effects could also be reworked a bit.

I'll keep this on my radar.

I'm definitely giving this a try. A single-player game with no DLC and microtransactions means that they will (hopefully) focus on gameplay and story.

With that said, though, that running animation feels kinda odd.

Enough time to build a machine that will be able to run it!

<t>I just got around reading the article. As I was kind of expecting, sadly. they could have added all this extra stuff afterwards like Elite Dangerous does. <br/>
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Also, like No Man's Sky. The game was overhyped, got a massive backlash, but Hello Games has been updating it slowly and now the ...

Aw, man. I missed it. I'll have to check somebody's stream.

Really excited for this one! Looks like a lot of what I wanted in a space game.

It will be Epic exclusive until April 2020, apparently.

Is it just me or is the gameplay demo a bit underwhelming?

I'm ready to get dizzy in NMS VR. The Beyond update seems to be even better as days go by.

While the idea is nice, I don't think the infrastructure will allow most people to use this, sadly. In a couple of years, maybe.

Huh. My mistake then. I was sure they had a publisher, not they published their own game. Must've confused them with somebody else. Well, then I guess the game will be released when it's ready!

Also, "they are just in polish mode". Heh!

What I'm afraid of with Cyberpunk 2077 is not the developers, but if publishers/investors start demanding the game goes out earlier than it should. It's a huge project and a lot of people are very hyped about it so having it come out earlier than it should is a massive risk.