About This Game Always Higher is a single-player sci-fi adventure shooter.The future semi-destroyed world is divided into hundreds of districts competing with each other. The central government is weak. As the final encounter is approaching, confrontation between the two leading groups gets fierce. The only three things you know are that you are an agent infiltrated into the enemy’s secret laboratory with the aim to steal important data, that you need to escape, and that yours is a good cause.But if it is so, why don’t you remember anything else?The game uses all VR features available today to create an experience as immersive as possible. It’s not just a shooter or a simple puzzle game. To accomplish the goal – just like in the non-virtual reality – you need to be quick, watchful and smart.Warning. The game requires SteamVR-compatible virtual reality headset with two tracked motion controllers and minimum 2x2 meter (6,6x6,6 ft) play area (however, 3x2 or more m is recommended). 7aa9394dea Title: Always HigherGenre: Action, Adventure, IndieDeveloper:AntiAntiPublisher:AntiAntiRelease Date: 21 Jul, 2016 Always Higher Cheat Code For Money always climbs higher the next time. higher ground always abounding. blood pressure always higher right arm. libor always higher than libid. always hire a lazy man. oraculum always higher blogspot. clash royale always higher level. always dream and shoot higher. i'm always higher than my hair. how to always win higher or lower. always looking up at higher floors. is average always higher than median. always flee to higher ground in case of a. always aim higher events. always pay off higher interest. blood pressure always higher at night. always think higher and feel deeper. always climbs higher next time proverb. higher ground always abounding assemblies convocation. is hcg always higher with twins. is ear always higher than apr. are hcg levels always higher with twins. sellers always prefer higher to lower prices. higher ground always abounding assemblies. is your temperature always higher when pregnant. ebitda always higher than ebit. will rpr always be higher than cpi. there's always someone higher. always reach higher. is higher free cash flow always good. always aim higher. blood pressure always higher in morning. your ways are always higher lyrics. always sunny in philadelphia higher love. blood sugar always higher in the morning. always aim higher translate. can you always get higher I can't make head nor tail of this. The instructions are gibberish - possible a bad translation and everything is so much more complicated than it needs to be. If a simple game is going to have controls as somplex as this, then the DEVS need to give some really clear instructions on how to play.. Full disclosure: I was NOT in the beta, and I don't know the developer apart from a short discussion in the last 2 days about some (mostly self caused) trouble I had with the game. I have about one hour gameplay by now, but considering this game is flying deep under the radar due to the same-day release of a similar but much more hyped VR game I decided to write a review.In Always Higher, you start at the bottom of a cylindrical structure, and must get to the top. along the whole height of the structure are plaforms with inbuilt teleporter which must be activated to move forward. Along the way you meet enemies and turrets, you find new weapons and energy cubes, and from time to time you find a teleporter which sends you somewhere else. So the flow is : shoot enemies, active teleporter through a (so far) easy reaction mini-game, teleport to the next highest platform, repeat.At its most basic, Always Higher is a room scale, 360 degrees wave shooter. Where it differs from any other VR wave shooter I've tried so far is that it includes (if the first, not mandatory, one is representative of something players meet later on, then NON-trivial) puzzles. Also, despite involving teleporting, it makes actual sense and doesn't feel like a cop-out. There is a story, but how much or how well this story develops I can not tell yet.The environment (so far) is basic but works and fits the theme very well, the enemies are not particularly tough, but takes strangely human tactics at times (extending their arm past the shield and shooting while staying hidden ... the typical SPT n00b tactic;). Graphically the game is everything but ugly too. The humanoid animation is slightly awkward sometimes, but I've seen way worse.The weapons are the only slight negative I can find: I have two so far, plus a shield, and everything feels ~wimpy~. The weapon noise is a literal "pew pew" without any bass or power to it, and nothing seems to register when the shield is hit. Also, both seems to have a wild spreading pattern making it sometimes a bit hard to correctly aim (or maybe it's my tracking that is off? but I don't have this problem in other games). Oh .. and the music .. big negative point! There is only one single track, and it is awesome! The game needs more of those! :)All in all, if you would like to try a different kind of (story) shooter, that isn't all hectic and chaos, and even presents you with puzzles, AND YOU HAVE THE SPACE(!) then get this. It is still a bit raw around the edges, but it is somehow more intriguing and feels more interesting than its competitors.. Full disclosure: I was NOT in the beta, and I don't know the developer apart from a short discussion in the last 2 days about some (mostly self caused) trouble I had with the game. I have about one hour gameplay by now, but considering this game is flying deep under the radar due to the same-day release of a similar but much more hyped VR game I decided to write a review.In Always Higher, you start at the bottom of a cylindrical structure, and must get to the top. along the whole height of the structure are plaforms with inbuilt teleporter which must be activated to move forward. Along the way you meet enemies and turrets, you find new weapons and energy cubes, and from time to time you find a teleporter which sends you somewhere else. So the flow is : shoot enemies, active teleporter through a (so far) easy reaction mini-game, teleport to the next highest platform, repeat.At its most basic, Always Higher is a room scale, 360 degrees wave shooter. Where it differs from any other VR wave shooter I've tried so far is that it includes (if the first, not mandatory, one is representative of something players meet later on, then NON-trivial) puzzles. Also, despite involving teleporting, it makes actual sense and doesn't feel like a cop-out. There is a story, but how much or how well this story develops I can not tell yet.The environment (so far) is basic but works and fits the theme very well, the enemies are not particularly tough, but takes strangely human tactics at times (extending their arm past the shield and shooting while staying hidden ... the typical SPT n00b tactic;). Graphically the game is everything but ugly too. The humanoid animation is slightly awkward sometimes, but I've seen way worse.The weapons are the only slight negative I can find: I have two so far, plus a shield, and everything feels ~wimpy~. The weapon noise is a literal "pew pew" without any bass or power to it, and nothing seems to register when the shield is hit. Also, both seems to have a wild spreading pattern making it sometimes a bit hard to correctly aim (or maybe it's my tracking that is off? but I don't have this problem in other games). Oh .. and the music .. big negative point! There is only one single track, and it is awesome! The game needs more of those! :)All in all, if you would like to try a different kind of (story) shooter, that isn't all hectic and chaos, and even presents you with puzzles, AND YOU HAVE THE SPACE(!) then get this. It is still a bit raw around the edges, but it is somehow more intriguing and feels more interesting than its competitors.. Not for me.Repeats too quickly with slightly boring tedius tasks.. Full disclosure: I was NOT in the beta, and I don't know the developer apart from a short discussion in the last 2 days about some (mostly self caused) trouble I had with the game. I have about one hour gameplay by now, but considering this game is flying deep under the radar due to the same-day release of a similar but much more hyped VR game I decided to write a review.In Always Higher, you start at the bottom of a cylindrical structure, and must get to the top. along the whole height of the structure are plaforms with inbuilt teleporter which must be activated to move forward. Along the way you meet enemies and turrets, you find new weapons and energy cubes, and from time to time you find a teleporter which sends you somewhere else. So the flow is : shoot enemies, active teleporter through a (so far) easy reaction mini-game, teleport to the next highest platform, repeat.At its most basic, Always Higher is a room scale, 360 degrees wave shooter. Where it differs from any other VR wave shooter I've tried so far is that it includes (if the first, not mandatory, one is representative of something players meet later on, then NON-trivial) puzzles. Also, despite involving teleporting, it makes actual sense and doesn't feel like a cop-out. There is a story, but how much or how well this story develops I can not tell yet.The environment (so far) is basic but works and fits the theme very well, the enemies are not particularly tough, but takes strangely human tactics at times (extending their arm past the shield and shooting while staying hidden ... the typical SPT n00b tactic;). Graphically the game is everything but ugly too. The humanoid animation is slightly awkward sometimes, but I've seen way worse.The weapons are the only slight negative I can find: I have two so far, plus a shield, and everything feels ~wimpy~. The weapon noise is a literal "pew pew" without any bass or power to it, and nothing seems to register when the shield is hit. Also, both seems to have a wild spreading pattern making it sometimes a bit hard to correctly aim (or maybe it's my tracking that is off? but I don't have this problem in other games). Oh .. and the music .. big negative point! There is only one single track, and it is awesome! The game needs more of those! :)All in all, if you would like to try a different kind of (story) shooter, that isn't all hectic and chaos, and even presents you with puzzles, AND YOU HAVE THE SPACE(!) then get this. It is still a bit raw around the edges, but it is somehow more intriguing and feels more interesting than its competitors.
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