I could understand all of it and I felt sad after seeing things that literally have happened to me. The plot developes nicely and I can see many things in it that hit close to me. Everything seemed a mess at the beginning and I was interested to see how to overcome all these obstacles as Louis was hiding all his troubles from everyone. We soon became friends and I saw his personal life that seemed to be too overwhelming to a little kid his mother was badly depressed and couldn’t do anything to keep up the houshold, Louis had to do everything, even the job the mother had of growing sunflowers on a field. He was down and crying and freaked out after seeing a giant ghost floating above him. It seemed like most of the aspects of fully realized VR experience was there.Įverything starts little mysteriously as I kinda ‘became alive’ and appeared to a little boy named Louis.
If I eliminate all the hotness my first impression of the Ghost Giant was positive. It’s very unpleasant and game that uses both Move controllers was like having a little exercise, as well. PSVR literally becomes a little sauna to your face and using over-the-ear headphones just joins to the sweat party. I used to play lots of VR games, but one aspect that literally prevents me from having long gaming session is the hot weather we have now. I’m always interested games that are storydriven and adding VR perspective always helps.
I’ve been looking forward to play Ghost Giant for couple years now.
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