About This Game Trapped in the void between death and rebirth, embody the essence of a Tibetan archer and confront hordes of reanimated and corrupt Tsen spirits. Built exclusively for VR, BARDO is a fast-paced, atmospheric action game offering the most satisfying and challenging archery experience to date.STEP INSIDE A WORLD SUSPENDEDInspired by the grand Buddhist monasteries of Tibet and the stunning vistas of the Himalayas, experience a breathtaking world dripping with mystery and intrigue.MASTER SLEEK BOW MECHANICSBARDO's bow mechanics were painstakingly crafted to offer players an industry-leading level of control and precision. BARDO represents the finest and most responsive archery experience available in VR.COMMAND THE PASSAGE OF TIMEYour bow possesses the power to suspend time as you draw, but your ability is limited. Use it wisely to gain a decisive advantage amid the tense and fast-paced action. 7aa9394dea Title: BARDOGenre: Action, Indie, Simulation, Sports, Early AccessDeveloper:ApachePublisher:ApacheRelease Date: 1 Oct, 2018 BARDO Crack By Irfan Doggar One of the Best VR shooting games i have played! Definitely recommend this title The aiming is spot on and the enemies are different in a way thats refreshingnot just the same old thing everyone else is using, and very well animated toothe difficulty level is great really keeps you on your toes!overall a perfect game for the VR if you have one this is a must have!i cant wait to see what else is done with this, its in early access and its already better or on par with what id expect from AAA titles. Straightforward wave based shooter with an Asian twist. I don't like the drop of the arrows but it does make some sense for a simple bow without a lot of pull to it (please give us a more powerful bow or weapons upgrades). Note, I have played once so far but enough to know I am keeping the game. https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=2yWklmIcxSs. With its theme derived from the Tibetan Book of the Dead, Bardo is a standout among VR archery games. While the gameplay is very straightforward, no-frills VR archery wave shooting, its setting is beautiful and very atmospheric. The Tibetan monastery is beautifully rendered, the effects are excellent, and you'll get some fast-paced exercise as you play, The game is easy to learn and can be played either standing or sitting with good results, a rare versatility in VR archery gameplay.But for me, having been an archer in real life for more years than I'd care to admit, the best feature is the believable bow mechanics. When you're shooting, the arrows behave as you would expect them to behave if you were firing a real flat bow. You can instinct shoot as you would in real life, and if you establish an anchor point, you'll get consistent results. The bow is neither a sniper rifle, as you'll find in some VR archery titles, nor does it feel like you're firing cooked spaghetti instead of arrows, as you'll find in others. I suspect that the developers have actually used a bow in real life. They got the feel very right.I have had no issues at all, playing with an Oculus CV1 and touch controllers. The game is very polished. The developers communicate with the community frequently.All-in-all, if you enjoy VR archery (personally, I own just about every title available), then you definitely want to own Bardo. For bow mechanics, it may be the best title on the market. And it's just a pleasure to play and to view in VR. I highly recommend this title. And at its current, Early Access price, I'd say that it's a "must have" title for the VR archery enthusiast. You can't go wrong with this one if you're an archery lover.. With its theme derived from the Tibetan Book of the Dead, Bardo is a standout among VR archery games. While the gameplay is very straightforward, no-frills VR archery wave shooting, its setting is beautiful and very atmospheric. The Tibetan monastery is beautifully rendered, the effects are excellent, and you'll get some fast-paced exercise as you play, The game is easy to learn and can be played either standing or sitting with good results, a rare versatility in VR archery gameplay.But for me, having been an archer in real life for more years than I'd care to admit, the best feature is the believable bow mechanics. When you're shooting, the arrows behave as you would expect them to behave if you were firing a real flat bow. You can instinct shoot as you would in real life, and if you establish an anchor point, you'll get consistent results. The bow is neither a sniper rifle, as you'll find in some VR archery titles, nor does it feel like you're firing cooked spaghetti instead of arrows, as you'll find in others. I suspect that the developers have actually used a bow in real life. They got the feel very right.I have had no issues at all, playing with an Oculus CV1 and touch controllers. The game is very polished. The developers communicate with the community frequently.All-in-all, if you enjoy VR archery (personally, I own just about every title available), then you definitely want to own Bardo. For bow mechanics, it may be the best title on the market. And it's just a pleasure to play and to view in VR. I highly recommend this title. And at its current, Early Access price, I'd say that it's a "must have" title for the VR archery enthusiast. You can't go wrong with this one if you're an archery lover.. Straightforward wave based shooter with an Asian twist. I don't like the drop of the arrows but it does make some sense for a simple bow without a lot of pull to it (please give us a more powerful bow or weapons upgrades). Note, I have played once so far but enough to know I am keeping the game. https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=2yWklmIcxSs. This is one of my first VR experiences and all I can say so far is wow...I fond this game so addictive and rewarding! Vs my normal games, because it had a more "real" sensation to it, I felt I gained something to a different level.Now moving onto the game specifics.For a first VR game it is brilliant, the artwork and textures are brilliant and so smooth. The physics of the box and arrow; even though I am no trained archer, are so accurate and fantastic with the added benefit of not taking all too long to adapt to.I will be keeping an eye out for future games from these guys for sure!Keep up the brilliant work and I look forward to future releases!
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