Push For Emor

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"Push For Emor" is an open-world Sci-Fi FPS RPG, playable on both monitor and VR, that offers combat across 11 planets in 5 solar systems. The game features mission-driven gameplay, space warp gates for travel, the ability to explore derelict space stations, and the option to build and defend mining facilities. You can also operate various vehicles and engage in space combat to board enemy ships. The game supports Oculus DK2, CV1, and Steam VR.

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Single-Player

63%

Audience ScoreBased on 80 reviews

story4 positive mentions

music3 negative mentions

The game offers a fun sci-fi RPG experience with varied gameplay elements, including exploration, vehicle piloting, and humorous dialogue.
Despite being in early access, the game shows potential with its ambitious design and the developer's commitment to improving the game based on community feedback.
The VR experience is engaging, with intuitive controls and a unique blend of RPG and shooter mechanics, making it a refreshing alternative to typical wave shooters.

The game appears to be abandoned, with a lack of updates and communication from the developer, leading to concerns about its future development.
Many players have reported bugs and issues with controls, including problems with weapon pickup and vehicle operation, which detracts from the overall experience.
The game currently lacks content, with limited planets and quests available, making it feel incomplete and not worth the investment for some players.

story
22 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
18%
68%
14%
The game features a compelling story mode set in a vast, open-world sci-fi environment, allowing players to explore diverse planetoids and engage in battles with ancient creatures and high-tech foes. While the main narrative is engaging, it transitions into a sandbox experience where players can choose their own paths, although some reviewers noted a lack of quest variety. Overall, the story is seen as a strong point, with potential for exploration and adventure, making it a promising title for VR enthusiasts.
- “Not to spoil the story too much, but there's an enormous adventure awaiting you...visit planetoids of desert, ice, or woodlands...battle ancient creatures and high-tech foes...fight in close quarters or roam vast spaces...vehicles and ships at your disposal...get deep into absorbing dialogues or keep your distance with the help of your trusty cybersword (yes, there are ranged weapons of course) - these open worlds...this solar system...full of multiple opportunities; but one big journey.”
- “I personally feel that this game is exactly what VR needs right now, though: a large-scale game that provides exploration and story.”
- “You expect from such a game a lot of crossed quests, as you can fly to any planet in free order, but almost all (of the very few) available quests are in just one direction.”
- “There is a main story to follow, but basically at one point it opens up to a 'you choose what and where to go' sandbox.”
- “The controls don't feel awfully polished and given I couldn't even pick up the first gun during the first mission, all I can say is at this point if you wish to buy, you may find some enjoyment, but more so just help the dev honestly.”
graphics
18 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
17%
66%
17%
The graphics have received mixed reviews, with many players noting that while they appear dated—reminiscent of N64 and GameCube levels—they can be surprisingly immersive in VR. Users appreciate the campy 90s sci-fi aesthetic, suggesting it enhances the game's atmosphere, though some find the visuals merely decent, typical of Unity games. Overall, the graphics are described as not great but fitting for the game's style, with a VR rating of around 6/10.
- “As it is now, the game is great, with excellent visuals and awesome atmosphere!”
- “I kind of hope the developers don't ever change them, because they fit the campy 90s sci-fi graphics.”
- “Looking at screenshots and such from the monitor, the graphics are okay.”
- “Dated visuals.”
- “Drifts between N64 and GameCube levels of graphics.”
- “The graphics are decent but it is a Unity game, which is not my favorite type.”
gameplay
16 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
38%
43%
19%
The gameplay is praised for its engaging plot and variety, offering multiple control options for VR, including traditional twin-stick locomotion. While the AI is considered rudimentary and the shooting mechanics are adequate, the overall experience is compelling and enjoyable, with potential for improvement as the game progresses in early access. Players rate the VR gameplay around 8/10, noting some bugs but a fun experience overall.
- “I'm just about to leave the first planet and I'm already impressed with the different locations and the variety of gameplay.”
- “With adequate (not great, but certainly not poor) shooting/combat mechanics, it really makes for a compelling experience.”
- “Gameplay: the AI is very rudimentary, but again this is quite early in early access, and the dev already has plans to improve it.”
- “VR gameplay 8/10 (buggy but fun. With a little polish, this could get bumped up a bit.)”
- “Teleport mechanic.”
humor
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The humor in the game is consistently praised for its wit and clever references, particularly to Monty Python and World of Warcraft. Players find the quest text and dialogue hilarious, enhancing engagement and enjoyment throughout the gameplay. Overall, the humor contributes significantly to the game's appeal, making it a standout feature.
- “The humor is fun, with nods to stuff like Monty Python and World of Warcraft.”
- “Quest text is hilarious, which keeps you engaged; everything has a nice layout to it so you can just plug in and get going!”
- “The dialogue is witty and had me laughing.”
music
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
50%
Players express a desire for more ambient music during exploration and suggest the inclusion of combat music to enhance the experience. A standout moment highlighted by users was the impactful techno soundtrack accompanying a dramatic in-game event, showcasing the potential for music to elevate gameplay.
- “There needs to be some ambient music while flying, driving, or walking around.”
- “Maybe add some combat music as well.”
- “My favorite moment so far was having the techno soundtrack bumping while I watched a mothership drop down an entire air superiority platform just in front of me.”
optimization
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
17%
50%
The game currently faces some performance issues due to the demanding nature of VR and its engine, but ongoing optimizations are in progress. Despite these challenges, players report that the game runs smoothly and features impressive visual clarity, particularly with maximum anti-aliasing settings. Further improvements are anticipated to enhance overall performance.
- “Maybe for the new SteamVR beta feature for asynchronous frames, or perhaps due to optimizations, but the game looks very smooth right now and with the maximum anti-aliasing, it is even extremely sharp in distant objects. It's one of the least aliased games for Vive I've ever tried.”
- “The game, as I write this, needs further optimization.”
- “The game as I write this needs further optimization.”
- “Due to the engine itself and the fact that VR is very demanding, you may have some performance issues in places, but that aspect is being worked on.”
- “Maybe for the new SteamVR beta feature for asynchronous frames, maybe for optimizations, but the game looks very smooth just now and with the maximum AA even extremely sharp in distant objects, one of the least aliased games for Vive I've ever tried.”
atmosphere
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
50%
The game's atmosphere is praised for its strong cyberpunk aesthetic, heavily influenced by "Blade Runner," which many players find appealing. The visuals contribute significantly to creating an immersive and engaging environment, enhancing the overall experience.
- “The cyberpunk atmosphere is heavily derivative of Blade Runner (my favorite movie), which totally rules.”
- “As it is now, the game is great, with excellent visuals and awesome atmosphere!”
stability
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The stability of the VR gameplay is generally viewed as buggy, with users noting that while it is enjoyable, it requires further polish to enhance the experience. Overall, it receives a score of 8/10, indicating potential for improvement.
- “Buggy.”
- “Buggy.”
replayability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Users note that recent improvements have significantly enhanced the game's replayability and overall comfort, making it more enjoyable to revisit.

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