Behind Border Zone are a fun and unique game with unique stories. Behind Border Zone is a compelling game, and a game that deserves to be seen and played. We’re pretty sure you’ve heard of Oculus Rift and tried it out, but if you haven’t. We highly recommend that you check it out. Behind Border Zone, the release date is March 2, 2022. In this article, we are going to talk about behind border zone review.
Behind Border Zone is a game in which the player travels through a haunted house and has to find out if this is real or not. The whole game is composed of short-short story-like levels, where the player has to solve puzzles.
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| Game Profile | |
| Title | Behind Border |
| Platforms | Microsoft Windows |
| Publisher | Soer Game |
| Developer | Soer Game |
| Genre | Action game, Indie game, Adventure |
| Initial release date | 23 Feb, 2022 |
| Player | Single-player |
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Our Behind Border Zone Review
We were reviewing a game called Behind Border Zone Review by SoerGames. Which we have been following on Steam. We had been waiting for the game to be released on Oculus Rift and PC. So we decided it was time that we took a good look at it!
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Gameplay
Not only does it look really good but there is also some very interesting gameplay going on here too. Suddenly shifting into first-person perspective with your ship transforms into what is an action camera! You move your ship around using WASD keys and use a spacebar for movement.
The very first minute of gameplay has you interacting with an ancient evil force. Which turns out to be some sort of magical guardian creature. You then move through three distinct environments (with full 360-degree rendering). Each is populated by creatures that seem somewhat familiar from various games: elves and goblins from Minecraft; goblins and orcs from World of Warcraft; zombies and skeletons from Fallout 4; etc. But what makes this experience so unique is that each environment contains lots of little details. Which makes you think about how they fit into the larger story: where did all these creatures come from? Where are they going? What are their motives? And so on.
You move up or down along walls or other objects with your mouse. (and mouse moving left/right moves up/down now instead of left/right). But you cannot rotate around walls as in traditional games (you can only turn left or right while holding down your mouse button). Instead, you simply move vertically along two axes simultaneously using WASD keys; left/right keys control momentum respectively; up/down keys control speed respectively; jumping requires both WASD keys together; pressing shift will make the player fall faster than usual. There is also some teleportation functionality here
Behind Border Zone Game Review
The game is available for PC and Oculus Rift and, more recently, for mobile devices such as the Samsung Gear VR (which, like the Oculus Rift, does not require an HMD to function). The download page suggests that you can also use a smartphone, but this seems to be a bit of a trap. When I tested it on my Samsung Galaxy S5, it worked fine, but I couldn’t get the headset itself to work.
The Behind Border Zone game takes place in three different environments (with full 360-degree rendering) and its puzzles have no obvious solutions. It is a bit like an open-world adventure game or role-playing game (RPG), or perhaps even something like Myst. You get the sense that there is more going on here than meets the eye.
Behind Border Zone Story’s
The first story will take you to a remote planet that. In the distant future, is home to a group of people who hunt and fish for the most delicious-looking foods on the face of the planet.
The second story will take you to the far future. Where you’ll be heading out into space (or at least deep space) on your spaceship to visit a planet that has been colonized by people. Who have come from another star system.
The third story will take you back to the present. And introduce you to someone who is trying to win over a large audience with an innovative product. However, this person has no idea what ideas are really valuable or really “cool”.
Behind Border Zone World
The world in which you play as a pirate looks very similar to Pirate Seas from Portal 2. But its controls are more complex than those of that game’s level with quantum portals. There are also more objects around you in this one — there is no portal gun here anymore; instead, you have the chance to shoot things with your pistol while using your headphones as a microphone!
If this style of gameplay appeals to you at all, then by all means go ahead and download the game. But be warned that if you want to find all three keys before others do so you might have trouble doing so…
The mechanics
Border Zone is a VR experience where the player takes on the role of a pirate who is hunting for valuable treasures guarded by an ancient evil. The game has been developing for over two years, and it has already gathered over 14 million downloads from all around the world.
The game’s main gameplay mechanic is made up of two main parts: 1) traveling through various environments, such as caves and forests, and 2) facing various obstacles to collect treasures. There are also traps along the way that can steal your precious cargo if you are not careful enough. The game’s storyline is based on a fictional medieval world where pirates plunder from land to land and fight with other pirates on the sea.
Besides having several different environments to explore and numerous enemies to fight, some other very important elements should be considered when playing this VR game: 1) The game’s controls 2) The player’s movement 3) A strong narrative 4) Various settings 5) A soundtrack 6) All this stuff will be covered in detail later in this review.
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