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Arken Age is a VR action-adventure game set in the Bio-Chasm—a terraformed fantasy world created by the Grand Arborist. Engage in full physics combat using Arkenite infused swords & guns—and freely explore the densely filled environments under siege by Hyperion's neural corruption.
Arken Age is a vr, adventure and physics game
developed and published by VitruviusVR.
Released on January 16th 2025 is available only on Windows
in 15 languages: English, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Spanish - Latin America, Czech, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Ukrainian and Italian.
It has received 342 reviews of which 308 were positive and 34 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.3 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 38.99€ on Steam.
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System requirements
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Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10/11
- Processor: Intel i5 7600 3.5ghz+
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: GTX 1070 / 1660TI (6GB VRAM)
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 30 GB available space
- VR Support: OpenXR & SteamVR Launch Options (All Headsets Supported)
- Additional Notes: CPU Performance required for physics combat/calculations
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I wasn't expecting much when I bought this game. It had been sitting in my Steam library for a while when I picked it up... and holy c... 5 hours straight in just my first play session (my back is killing me! I'm old... hehehe). The game's climbing and exploration mechanics got me from the beginning. Movement feels natural and intuitive (underwater movement feels real enough... I mean, I know you can use the stick to move but you can also move your arms as if you where actually swimming, which is better for the exercise and immersion). Combat is really unforgiving (I started playing in normal difficulty). Did I mention the game is really immersive? The game looks really good (and I'm still using an RTX 2070 GPU with a Quest 3 over Steam Link). Sound is nice and adds to the immersion. I don't usually post game reviews (this could very well be my first one, I don't remember)... but man, I was so impressed and happy with my time playing this game, that I had to say something about it!
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Great VR game, but naturally has some issues. I have 100%'d this game, and it was a very enjoyable time. But there are some changes that can be made to improve it. For further context, i completed the game on hard difficulty (heroic). Let's start with grenades. In this game, you'll often try to fight enemies one on one. Grabbing a grenade is pressing a button to open the inventory, grabbing the grenade, pressing the trigger to prime it and then throwing it. Usually, grenades are meant to deal with groups, which doesn't happen often in Arken Age. These two reasons made me not use grenades, at all. They don't even do much on the higher difficulty, other than knocking an enemy down for a moment. Then the shields. It's also cumbersome to grab a shield, after having to open the menu. There is also no way of seeing how much durability a shield has left, having it slowly discolor to red as it breaks would be a nice indicator. Shields are also... pretty small. I might aswell use my gun to block the bullets, as that works just as fine. About difficulties in general: save yourself the pain, do not play on Heroic. The devs didn't put much thought into difficulty, and just raised enemy health and damage. There are other minor changes such as the costs of making a health syringe, but raised enemy health and damage makes it less fun. Theres more! The game has a terminal in the Gildewood Kingdom, where you can spawn waves of enemies called Squadrons. Beating a squadron puts your time on the highscore board. As of writing, 52 people have beaten squadron 13. I'm number one by a large time margin, and the fact that i am is a problem. Because this is what i did: i'm used to the game being punishing, so just for that wave i went to easy difficulty, then did the wave again. The highscore board is NOT seperated by difficulty. Anyone playing on the easiest difficulty has a massive advantage in terms of time. Minor suggestion: Have guns make a noise when the battery is empty. Using the bioreaper i had to keep pressing the trigger everytime until i notice it wasn't firing. Don't bother with New Game+ either, there are no significant changes that make playing the game again worth it. This is where enemy health&damage should be increased, but that doesn't happen. Sometimes grabbing items using the flick wrist motion doesn't seem to work, i have to move my hand so it nearly precisely aligns with the item. Mostly talking about the healing fruit from trees. One last thing, sprinting is weird. Sometimes i'm full speed when walking diagonally, sometimes i full speed in all directions. Walking is also pretty slow, may i suggest an always sprinting option? Devs, if you're reading this, enemies should have the same amount of health and deal the same amount of damage across all difficulties, but make them dumber and slower on easier difficulties and smarter and faster on higher difficulties. Guns just don't feel very impactfull on higher difficulties. Despite all this, the game is still pretty fun, and a great adventure. EDIT: Ignore sprinting issue, my controller has a stick problem.
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Experienced on the Meta Quest 3 You can view my full, detailed review here: https://youtu.be/fSu8vxREddg This is an overall solid, polished experience. I would consider it a good game, just not a great game. This game has a lot of glowing positive reviews, but I don't agree with them. Still, it's solid overall and worth buying. Since a lot of people have mentioned the positives, I'll just mention negatives here. You can watch my video if you want both the good and the bad. Anyways, I think the biggest negative is that the overall game feels like a set of arenas connected via generic hallways where you'll go through loading screens to get to the next area. These arenas end up looking very similar to each other, with the biggest visual difference being the green-toned areas versus the red-toned areas. A lot of the assets are re-used, with slight variations. Buildings, trees, archways, enemies, NPCs, all look very similar to each other. The combat has solid physics and is overall good. However, it's also pretty repetitive. You'll be doing mostly one of two things: either bum-rushing the enemies quickly to kill them off efficiently or blocking then counter-attacking. You have melee weapons, ranged weapons, and ordinates, but you'll be using melee for most of the encounters. Honestly, there just wasn't a whole lot of depth to the combat for me. I was quickly dispatching enemies via a few forceful swings and then just healing up as health syringes were plentiful (on normal difficulty). There's only 3 boss fights and 2 of the bosses are almost exactly the same. Only the final boss fight did I find interesting at all (I still beat it on my 2nd try once I switched to ranged). Game is running on the Unity Engine. On my RTX 3080, I was getting a steady 90 fps for the most part on mostly high graphical settings. You have full locomotion and smooth and snap turning available. You can play comfortably seated. Rate 7/10. I bought this game! If you enjoyed my review, please consider joining my Steam Curator group [url=https://steamcommunity.com/groups/Oculus_WMR]Oculus Rift Reviews.
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One of the best AA games out there, literally kills it in every way: - good graphics, obvious it's not a quest port - good gameplay and progression - almost everything is a genuine VR interaction - soundtrack slaps - combat is sick VR relies heavily on polish and execution to feel good and be immersive and this game nails it. Hail to the devs! Please reward these guys by giving this one a thumbs up! Everyone complains about PC VR not having enough great titles and then look at the small number of reviews! We gotta blow this game up and send a message!
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You'll hear "MUST BUY VR GAME" alot here and everywhere. It's true. Physics based gameplay A verdant world beautiful to explore Satisfying combat both melee and ranged. the MOST satisfying climbing in any game ever a choice between STEAM VR or OPEN XR (go open xr) stable, optimized performance. crisp graphics. worth full price, this was such a wonderful surprise today, i had it wish listed and decided to take a risk on launch day and i'm glad i did. 10/10 big studios take note, this is how you make a VR title <3 ahh! sooo good!!!!!! thank you for this game ;_;
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Frequently Asked Questions
Arken Age is currently priced at 38.99€ on Steam.
Arken Age is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 38.99€ on Steam.
Arken Age received 308 positive votes out of a total of 342 achieving a rating of 8.31.
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Arken Age was developed and published by VitruviusVR.
Arken Age is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Arken Age is not playable on MacOS.
Arken Age is not playable on Linux.
Arken Age is a single-player game.
Arken Age does not currently offer any DLC.
Arken Age does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
Arken Age does not support Steam Remote Play.
Arken Age is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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Online players
5
Developer
VitruviusVR
Publisher
VitruviusVR
Release
16 Jan 2025
VR
VR Only
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