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It’s an understandable compromise, given the Quest’s mobile processor, but one that might disappoint PCVR fans of the game with higher expectations.Ĭrytek must also be commended for making the title Cross-Buy, so if you have it on PCVR already, then you already own it on Quest, and if you buy it on Quest, you’ll be able to download the higher resolution version and play it via Oculus Link. In general, things that are close look quite good, things that are farther away are blurry and much less impressive. Another, closer and smaller waterfall on the same map was animated. I heard the sound of rushing water on one map, only to turn around and see a frozen waterfall, suspended in time.
More noticeable is that although sometimes the environments are animated, sometimes they are not. Still, it’s not too much of a distraction. The fixed foveated rendering does mean that you’ll notice a difference in quality between the center of your vision and the periphery. The graphics are great for the Quest, despite going for a realistic look, which is usually the platform’s Achilles Heel. There are three more of those, marking your progress up the climb and indicated with large flags A, B, and, your final destination, your top-of-the-world-ma moment, C. When any climb starts, you find yourself on a small, wooden platform. As you climb, you run into snap hooks that act as checkpoints. You can make leaps the way you’d expect – by gripping hard, pulling back, lunging towards your target, and letting go – but make sure you grip something at the end of your leap or…death. How quickly you lose stamina is also determined by how well-chalked your hands are, and you can re-chalk your hands whenever you want. If you lose your grip, you fall to your death. If the hand holding you up runs out of stamina, you lose your grip. Each arm has a stamina bar, shown by a band around your wrist, the farther away your hands are from your body, the quicker those stamina bars deplete. You can grip those with your hands and pull yourself along as you traverse the rock and find your way upwards, going from one grip-target to the next. Every rock you climb has ‘grip-able’ surfaces marked in white. The Climb’s mechanics are well-considered and clearly explained in the tutorial that greets you when you first start the game. You’re given three environments, with several climbs each, and your goal, always, is to reach the top. The Climb, as the name implies and in case you’ve been hiding under a rock for more than three years, is a virtual reality free-climbing game. I’ve always been a fan of their CryEngine-demonstrating Crysis games, and couldn’t wait to see what they’d be able to squeeze out of the Quest.
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I’ve never played The Climb on PC and was excited to try out what was to my mind, primarily, a Crytek game.
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Fans of the game who had played it on PCVR couldn’t wait to play it with full wireless abandon. Launched recently on everybody’s favorite untethered VR set, The Climb came to the Oculus Quest with a lot of buzz and amid almost fevered anticipation.
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