Flat Earth Games - независимая австралийская студия разработки игр, известная своим уникальным и часто мрачным стилем. Наиболее заметным проектом студии является Metrocide, стильный шутер с видом сверху, действие которого разворачивается в антиутопическом городе. Компания стремится создавать игры с запоминающимся визуальным стилем и необычным геймплеем. Информации об истории компании немного, но их приверженность созданию нишевых, но качественных игр делает их заметным игроком на инди-сцене.
Steam Frame - Gallery View Original View Original View Original View Original View Original View Original View Original View Original View Original View Original View Original View Original View Original View Original View Original View Original View Original View Original View Original View Original View Original View Original View Original View Original View Original Steam Frame - Features Steam Frame - Optics The Steam Frame's optics are, on paper, the least exciting thing about it. - Steam Frame - 77% - Meta Quest 3 - 69% - Pimax Crystal Super 50 PPD - 77% - Pimax Crystal Super Micro-OLED - 86% - Pimax Dream Air (standard FOV) - 86% - Pimax Dream Air (wide FOV) - 77% The Steam Frame is right up there with the best of them for binocular overlap, beaten only by the Micro-OLED optics used in both the Crystal Super and Dream Air. - Steam Frame: 403 g - Quest 3: 437 g - Quest 3S: 454 g - Crystal Dream Air: 280 g - Crystal OLED: 848 g - Crystal normal: 837 g - Sony PS VR2: 499 g Comfort in a VR headset is not all about weight, but in this case, the Steam Frame's small stature helps a helluva lot. The Steam Frame costs: - 76.5% more than a Quest 3 512 GB; - 8.6% less than a Bigscreen Beyond 2E, or 10% more than the Bigscreen Beyond 2; - 53.9% less than a Pimax Dream Air; - 6% more than a Valve Index at launch; - 202% more than a Quest 3S 128 GB.
Game of Thrones: War for Westeros isn't even out yet and it already feels ancient A by-the-numbers RTS based on a TV show that ended seven years ago. "But why?" That's the question I kept asking myself as I played through a few skirmishes of Game of Thrones: War for Westeros, an RTS based on HBO's TV show. It's a competent, workmanlike creation that nonetheless fails to capture any of what made the show and the books that inspired it such a phenomenon. It's not due out until 2027, but Game of Thrones concluded in 2019, with a final season that even GoT defenders such as myself had to acknowledge was a bit of a dud.