VRFocus has previously suggested that have a camera look that’s entirely removed from your on-screen avatar is the best way to go about this, however Blades of Time presents another alternative: speed turning with your avatar as a central point. This couldn’t be further from the truth, though it’s hard to argue that implementing third-person titles in VR is a far more challenging design document. There are many who suggest that VR is only suited to first-person experiences. And now, retro-actively engineered to be compatible with the Oculus Rift headset, Blades of Time is a truly impressive argument for how to produce third-person action videogames for virtual reality (VR).
The sequel to the generously mediocre X-Blades, Blades of Time was a superior experience in near-every aspect.
A videogame release that was harshly critiqued upon release, Blades of Time may well have slipped by unnoticed by many.
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