Tea For God Demo

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Release date

July 21, 2021

Publisher

void room

Tea For God is a VR adventure that uses impossible spaces with procedural generation to allow players infinite movement within their own room. Customizable gameplay can be anything between a relaxing long walk, an intense arcade shooter (checkpoint based) and a roguelite shooter-explorer.

In the distant future, humankind has been united, ruled by God Emperor. Endowed with advanced technology we reached stars, colonised new worlds, went onto endless crusades against myriads of civilisations.

Personal tragedies tend to be meaningless against the time. But once in a while, one person may start a fire that can change the fate of the whole universe. A man who lost his family, who holds God Emperor accountable for their death, seeking answers and vengeance, embarks onto his last journey to the place no human has ever left alive, where God Emperor is believed to reside.

This is the demo version. The full version is available here: https://www.oculus.com/experiences/quest/6323807174332876/

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4.75

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charlotte.is.lost

June 18, 2022

5/5

Greatest concept for VR EVER!

This is now one of my favorite games for a few of reasons, 1. Concept is awesome! You actually get to walk around and feel like your there and it’s an amazing feeling! 2. Although it hurts my fingers, holding guns and shields in your hands makes the game 10x better in my opinion. It makes me feel powerful! 3. Gameplay is really well made. The fact that I can walk around in “impossible” procedurally generated spaces makes it feel so cool. Plus, the fact that there are multiple guns and cool robot enemies makes it even cooler. 4. The fact that there is a story (even though it’s a bit unclear) makes it better. If it didn’t have a story mode it still would have been awesome, but wouldn’t last long. There are a few things that should be changed or fixed though too. 1. Calibrating play space is a bit of a hassle. My guardian zone will get messed up and I can’t tell where I am and sometimes it will say to stand in a position that isn’t even possible because it’s in my wall or something. 2. The “tutorial” is not clear on a lot of things. It kind of just teaches you health, energy, and that EXM’s exist, then your on your own. I didn’t know that the circles were where I was supposed to be going until about an hour in. Same with the ability to punch. 3. Punching is a bit buggy. If I punch, sometimes it will just push the robot instead of killing it. It works sometimes, but not all the time. 4. Not a big deal but I just think it would be cool to actually be able to push robots off edges easier. It would make it a lot more fun. Even with the problems this game is a must have for experienced VR players and one of my favorite games to play. No doubt when the full game comes out, whether it’s $2 or $20, I am totally buying it. And this is all coming from a 14 year old who has nothing better to do but play and judge games, so you know it’s good. I also rarely post reviews.

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Jayfox1990

November 3, 2021

5/5

BIGGER ON THE INSIDE~

This is a game ive been watching for a while and im happy it's finally getting the recognition it deserves. This game is so immersive and it has you walk around your play space through its winding pathways. You will lose track of where you are and this game procedurally generates your path using however much room you have you'll be trying to make more room just to truly experience this simplistic yet deep game.

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SgtPepper366

January 24, 2022

5/5

Each turn is compeling

Have just getting my oculus I was fairly disappointed with the lack of a variety of games on the market and was having trouble finding one that was intriguing, but once I found this that was it. This is easy the best game on the store even though it’s unfinished, the graphics are a bit disappointing but gameplay, such as actually walking on your own two feet was amazing, it makes my whole play space feel massive vs restrictive. Also the moment I figured out that hand tracking was a thing it took the whole game to another level. Being able to interact in the game with out your controllers literally weighing you down was amazing, and added another since of realism to a already amazing game. Any way, very exited for the full release and I will definitely recommend this game to others.

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Muttsack

March 8, 2022

5/5

Great game

Everytime i boot this game up I get very hard

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kadin_cool

April 11, 2022

5/5

this game is astounding

This game is a work of art and I have ideas that you can listen to: 1. In the full game it would be nice to be able to play with your friends. One way I think this could work is you agree on a tile width and height (say the room is 3x4) and then you are placed on different points of the map and you can find each other and try to kill each other out try to co-op to beat the game. 2. It would be amazing to support massive rooms with weird shapes. Say if a had a 6 meter by 6 meter basement I could do a massive world with smaller tiles. Or if I connected 2 rooms then it could have pathways between rooms. As a final example, if someone made a stationary bouncy it would be cool to have a circular labyrinth to compensate. 3. To go with the bigger rooms part of the previous one it would be cool to have different rooms like as a big example, boss chambers. It could use a big chunk of the area and feature walls to hide behind while fighting a big boss bot threat will reward you with a powerful gun, an upgrade, and full heath and energy refills. I haven't fully beaten the demo and don't know if these don't apply for story reasons.

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