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About This Game

"One of the most interesting and promising experiments in making large, complex games I've seen on the Vive." - Many A True Nerd

"If RPGs in VR are your thing, definitely check this out." - UploadVR

“Strange Company has created a massive world that you can spend far too many hours in.” - VRFocus

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Cast spells, perform rituals, learn terrible truths and try not to die in this massive Dark Souls-inspired VR RPG.

You awaken in a darkened castle – or is it something else? – full of dangerous creatures, a history of tragedy, and arcane powers that you can wield. From there, you’ll delve into the weird landscape of the Well Of All Rewards...

While playing Left-Hand Path, You Will

• Learn arcane gestures to cast powerful spells: fling acid missiles, strike your foes using a lightning staff, rain meteors from the sky, conjure an army of screaming skulls, flaming boulders from the ground, and many more.
  
• Master a complex ritual magic system based on historical Hermetic magic.
  
• Delve deep into a fleshed-out game experience - over 15 hours of single-player, VR-exclusive content so far and more to come.
  
• Become part of a history of human greed and ambition, tragedy, sacrifice in the name of love, and lust for power.
  
• Fight lethal monsters that will test both your physical skills – duck, dodge, outmanoeuvre – and your mastery of magic.
  
• Explore eerie landscapes, and interact with other humans, including historical figures like Lord Byron and Samuel Taylor Coleridge – and with stranger creatures still.
  
• Gather the fallen Husks of your foes to gain power and unlock new abilities.
  
• Choose whether to explore nooks and crannies of the world to discover secret truths and powers.

Left-Hand Path ISN'T

• Left-Hand Path is NOT a seated VR experience. In Left-Hand Path you'll gesture to cast spells, squat to avoid an axe larger than your whole body, dodge to let arrows whizz past you, duck to look into secret passages, hook hidden items into view, and more. It's specifically designed for room-scale, and it's room-scale only.
  
• Left-Hand Path is NOT a short arcade experience. It's a fully-fleshed-out, voice-acted, animated RPG with over 15 hours' play time.
  
• Left-Hand Path is NOT easy. To quote my biggest inspiration for the project, Dark Souls, "Prepare To Die". But it's also not unfair. Enemies do have weaknesses, and you have the power of magic itself. You'll find your way.

We'll see you in the Well of All Reward.

We Who Watch The Well await you...

Play Style Details

Locomotion: Left-Hand Path supports both teleport-style locomotion and sliding-style locomotion.

Left-Handed Support: Left-handed play is fully supported.

Low-Terror And Story Mode: Prefer to play an RPG experience without the pant-ruining terror? Or want to enjoy the experience without so many gruesome deaths? Left-Hand Path now has optional Low-Terror and Story Modes so you can enjoy the game.

Arachnophobia Mode If you'd prefer to avoid spider-like enemies, Left-Hand Path has an optional spider-free mode for you to enjoy - but don't think that makes it otherwise less challenging!

Minimum Spec: Left-Hand Path should run smoothly on any PC that's VR-ready.

Play Time: Left-Hand Path is 15 hours of play time or more. This is not an experience you'll go through in a single play session!

Steam reviewers say...

“I was lured in by its enchanting graphics and fantasy lore that just blends in so well with the story. They're also horror elements I've jumped more in this game than any horror game I played with only two of the scares rigged.” - Knytron OMEGA

“My girlfriend said "this isn't as scary as you said." Then the very first enemy in the entire game attacked her. She screamed and tried to rip the Vive off, failed, and ran directly into the wall then fell on the ground.” - Deathdefy

“This game is right up there with Vanishing Realms. It's the scariest game I have ever played and the graphics and sound are excellent.” - Montaigne a09c17d780

Title: Left-Hand Path
Genre: Adventure, Indie, RPG
Developer:
Strange Company
Publisher:
Strange Company
Release Date: 10 Nov, 2017

English

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Put a little time in this, pretty cool atmosphere and idea. Needs some polishing for the combat, it's a bit hard to get the fireball off in a panic. Enemies also tend to jump in close, and you can't hit them since they get in past the wand. Might be part of the "kill you a lot" dynamic not sure, lol. It would be nice to be able to swipe at a close enemy to stagger them (even if you only get one stagger). Looking forward to seeing where this game goes.
One thing I would advise, is changing how you grip objects. Right now you have it set to "snap", and you just grab the center mass of any object. You can easily change that to grab the object based on controller location, so it feels better. Picking up a chair for example is weird, since it snaps it to the center of the chair. Just a thought for a smoother experience.

Also I'm not sure what was going on, but the words you have on the left hand itself are inverted and backwards. I had to turn the controller all around to read the hints on the hand, lol. Not sure if that was a mistake where the words are mirrored or intentional?

Overall though, I am having fun with it, though I'm kinda resigned to dying when I enter any new room at the moment, hahah. Made me jump a couple times, runs smoothly, teleportation works well. I did get an object stuck to my hand once (a feather quill), I managed to detach it from my hand by passing it through a book. With a bit more controller debugging, this is shaping up nicely. I've only gotten far enough in to meet one new monster (it was a fast one), and learned to make fire and a summoning circle. Hoping there are some melee range spells to learn for when enemies jump right into you.. This game is still early in development, and as such I recommend this game with caveats.

In Left Hand Path, the player navigates a dark, foreboding realm casting spells and discovering the world. In particular, the spellcasting system is a delight to use, and prompted me to buy it in the first place. By holding the trigger on your off hand, your in-game finger leaves a trail of wispy light, which you can use to draw out runes in the air. These runes will cast spells, varying from bolts of colorful energy to conjuring flame, and even complex rune rituals which require drawing different runes in different compass directions. I would play a game just for these mechanics, and they're done well here.

On the whole, the mechanics of spellcasting are combined with a more challenge-oriented combat system, and shadowy, meancing world. A concise summary of Left Hand Path is basically three words: "Dark Souls VR." This is a game that does not shy away from killing the player. It is most rewarding to those who are patient, careful, and plan ahead. Many first encounters will undoubtedly prove lethal, and death will be a familiar friend to those who forge their way through the 2-3 hours of content.

VR brings the punishing difficulty and survival horror tension to a whole new level. I legitimately jumped when I met my first few enemies, and jumped again when enemies I thought I had seen before turned out to be new, faster versions of themselves. In a room with four torches to light, I found myself terrified of lighting all four torches, since everyone knows lighting all four torches means something's about to happen, and in Left Hand Path, "something" is frequently "monsters." The game's teleportation mechanic has a cooldown between movements, so even though I could blink across a room at any moment, I practically felt like a character in a horror movie trying to start their car as the shambling horrors approached. I like feeling scared, and I really like how well Left Hand Path scared me.

So! Should you, proud fellow Vive owner, purchase this game? Depending on who you are, my answer is "Yes" or "Yes, but later." I'll explain.

Are you a Dark Souls fan? Does dying early and often please you? Do you memorize attack patterns, enemy locations, and plan out each encounter, including escape plans if things don't work quite right? Is a game too easy if it's not trying to rip your face off and ridicule your inexperience? Then Left-Hand Path is for you. Even in its early access form it's packing enough combat and enough exploration to be worth $15.00. The VR experience transforms deadly combat with enormous enemies into spine-chilling encounters with monsters your eyes are convinced are inches away. And the developer is working hard to make the game fairer, so each death feels warranted, and each kill feels earned. It's a great game now, and I expect it to be a fantastic game soon.

Are you more of a Vanishing Realms fan? Do you like exploration, fantasy magic, and adventure? Does reading intricate lore and learning to cast new spells motivate your every move? If so, this game has what you're looking for, but you may need to develop some fierce VR spellcasting skills to get to them. If you're not frustrated by trial-and-error style progression, where knowing isn't half, it's pretty much all the battle, the world of Left Hand Path is a fascinating and enjoyable romp. As more content is added and death feels fairer, I think this game will go from being "fun, but hard" to "fun and hard."

I can't predict the future, of course. This game will feel a little rough around the edges, particularly in the way items are picked up and the experience between play (menus, death) are handled, but the core gameplay is fun. Drawing spells in the air feels glorious. And in my opinion, the game is only going to get better.. I don't understand all of the positive reviews. I felt like a level 1 D&D character in a level 3 dungeon. The zombies run up much too close. I appreciate trying to get a good "scare" tactic thing going, but seeing as how my staff seems to impact EVERY OTHER FREAKING THING IN THE GAME INCLUDING CHAIRS BUT DOESN'T HIT A ZOMBIE and it goes through them, so I can't just push them back and I shoot the attack spell past them, I thought it was a little problematic. It "might" eventually turn into a good game. That's what I'm hoping for, and so the only reason I'm NOT requesting a refund, but the spell mechanic is really clunky to actually fight with and the staff doesn't seem to actually do a whole lot except act like a pointer. A better tactic might be to "cast" the spells with the staff OR the left hand, then hold them until you pull the trigger. I can think of several potential solutions, but as it stands now I died several times and I felt like it wasn't from being unskilled or unable to play the game, but clunky interface. That, to me, is not good gameplay.. Left Hand Path is a first person view action RPG a lot like Vanishing realms but darker, harder, and more horror influenced. The game takes some nice cues from Dark Souls in terms of design. Short cuts that open pathways back to earlier areas, a persistent world where you keep your items, shortcuts and bosses defeated even if you die, etc.

One thing that sets it apart is that this is primarily a spell casting game. You spend a lot of time drawing signs in the air and channeling the spells through your staff. Sometimes even sitting your staff on the floor to conduct rituals. The air drawing is unique and feels really good.

This game may be early access but there is already as much here than many VR games. If you are tired of endless wave shooters and want a "real game" for your Vive, this is an excellent choice at a cheap price. The developer is very active on forums and is making continious quality of life improvements.

Note that you'll probably die a lot at first. But in time you'll get better. Fear not the darkness. Choose the Left-hand Path.. My girlfriend said "this isn't as scary as you said." Then the very first enemy in the entire game attacked her. She screamed and tried to rip the Vive off, failed, and ran directly into the wall then fell on the ground.

Obviously she's out, but I've now played through to the boss of Sathariel (only the second area). I am really enjoy it; I like the soft levelling system, mini puzzles and rituals with runes. As others have said, spell variety could be increased (though it's far from bad); maybe a crowd control spell or something? Huge fan though; the gesture recognition is bang on. My favourite VR game, even above Vanishing Realms.

When someone makes the first decent VR MMO, I hope the mage class's gameplay is filthily plagiarised from Left-Hand Path.. I really want to play this game but I can not play simply because it scares me so much. Amazing improvements since I got it on day one. I jumped in again today and the visuals look amazing for VR, Control choices for both teleporting and track pad,cool gameplay mechanics. I have only heard good things but simply too scary. VR is different from monitor, enemies appear real life size.

I need to man up and get in there

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