MEDAL OF HONOR MOD PC

I think about this game compared with Star Wars Squadrons, another recent EA-produced VR-optimized game. The NPC companions with me look more like last-gen game character models than what I'd expect from bleeding-edge VR, their eyes not quite focusing on mine, their dialogue corny, their janky movement not quite right. But anytime any character with me opens their mouth or looks at me, I'm thrown out of the illusion. The settings are stunning, and the feeling of immersion as I reach for weapons or duck to hide from enemies can be convincing. The nearly 180GB download is massive, and yet the game's storyline is broken up into pretty small episodic chunks, leaping around to missions set across Europe.

MEDAL OF HONOR MOD PC

The Quest 2 can easily double as a PC VR headset, and it generally handles the job well, with the exception of the awkward side-connection for the USB cable, which weighs down one side of my head a bit. I played on an Alienware 15 with just enough graphics power to run the game, and connected with an Oculus Quest 2 via Oculus Link. It's more first-person shooter than historical record, but it feels like it wants to be both. It's a WWII-themed shooter game that's infused with an impressive level of detail, but lands in an awkward uncanny valley. Medal of Honor: Above and Beyond, so far, is none of these.

I've played well-wrought first-person-shooter VR epics like Half-Life: Alyx, but I've also gone through documentary experiences that transformed my understanding of a topic, like The Book of Distance, which took me through a story of Japanese internment in Canada during World War II. I've had surprisingly emotional experiences in VR, and also explored detailed worlds.

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