PS4 VR STAR TREK BRIDGE CREW (R2) (PS4)

En inglés

J'i acheté ce jeu sans faire attention, je pensais que je pouvais y jouer sans VR mais ce n'est pas le cas, il restera au placard jusqu'à ce que j'achète la VR. Pressé de découvrir les effets!!

Its ok

Star Trek Bridge Crew is a starship simulator. You're given the option of commanding the original Enterprise from the 1960s’ series or a starship from the latest film franchise. The game encourages you to hone your skills on the more recent ship as the controls, reminiscent of current touchscreen technology, provide an arcade, sit down and jump straight into the action feel. By contrast, the multi-coloured switches and dials of Kirk's original 1960's Enterprise require a lot more effort to master. On both bridges, you start in the captain’s chair. From here, you’re given the option of either issuing orders to the crew or teleporting into their seats and taking over their jobs. So, when moving to the helm, you’ll be tasked with steering the ship and determining its speed; when in the engineer’s seat, you decide which systems to re-route power to in the heat of battle, and when at tactical, you target and fire lasers and torpedoes at any attacking Klingon vessels. It all works very smoothly, and teleporting from seat to seat is a breeze. The single player missions, while similar throughout the campaign, are engaging enough and a great way to hone your skills for multiplayer. Multiplayer As engaging as Star Trek Bridge Crew is in single player, it shines best in multiplayer. You can take to the bridge of either starship with three other online players. Battling the Klingon empire is a lot of fun when working as a team, and things can get as hilarious as they can frantic. Graphics and sound The graphics do a fantastic job of placing you on the bridge of a starship. Sitting in Kirk's chair on the original Enterprise is a real nostalgia trip. The iconic helm has been recreated faithfully and to scale. From Kirk's viewpoint, the bridge of the original Enterprise looks a lot smaller and more intimate than you might imagine. It's a pity they didn't re-create the bridge from the Next Generation, but the one provided from the latest film franchise has a similar look and feel. A particularly nice touch is how you're able to see the ceiling and surrounds reflected in its shiny control panels. The sound of both starships, the bleeps, red alert sirens and whistles, etc., are all faithfully recreated. Controllers The game is played using either the DualShock 4 or the Move Controllers. As ever, the benefit of the Move Controllers is that you're provided with separate in-game hands with which to interact with the ship’s controls. Motion sickness You’re seated on the bridge of a starship throughout the experience, so motion sickness is unlikely. Verdict: 8.8 out of ten. Two fully-functioning starships are yours to command. Review taken from: Ready Player One - The PlayStation VR Best Games Guide: Discover the extraordinary games, destinations and adventures that are available RIGHT NOW in virtual reality

It's kinda hard to start to play. All I've done so far is go to warp. Idk if you need 3 other people to start. I just wanted to play solo.