I was hoping for a Doom-like experience. Instead what I got was a half-baked, pathetically written and moronically controlled that felt like someone had moulded it together just to wind people up. The most annoying thing is (if it is a game that makes u take things stealthy) is that you have to scan the room prior to silently approaching the enemy. And if Mr space zombie is facing you, what can you do eh? Open you arms and say HEY DUDES, IM TARGET PRACTICE?!? And what if you are tip-toeing towards a potential marriage partner, only to have his or her shipmate whack your temples into oblivion?!?! Well, we can start afresh you say! REBIRTH IS THE NORM IN CLOUD CUCKOO LAND!!!! But really, who wants to re enter the same room, face the same enemies (albeit posted at a different spot in the ship now) and eventually get caught and fall on the floor like a wally??? SO ANNOYING! As if Dark Souls has not had it share of humiliating imitations, along comes this pain in the neck! I dunno about the VR version, this clearly was not suited for consoles, or for sane people for that matter!!!

The game has a gamebreaking issue during the mission "recharge the ****". After dying, I went back to finish the mission, only to find all vents closed and all terminals locked. There was no way to continue. Apparently this was a known issue since i found several posts about this, but no working solution. I contacted the support email but they cannot, or are not willing to help. Avoid this crap at all cost!

The Persistence is a First-Person Rouge-Like Sci-Fi Horror Adventure. This game was originally designed for VR, but the port to console is still an impressive experience. You play as Zimri, well at least a clone of him, aboard the colony ship Persistence. The ship is damaged, systems are malfunctioning, theres a Black Hole outside, and the cloning machines are filling the ship with horrible mutations. So, with the guiding help of the only other survivor Serena. The Persistence has an interesting feature, it can rearrange its deck configuration, but the malfunctions have caused it to do so everytime a teleporter or your cloning bay are used, So every time you Teleport to a deck, or die the map changes. You will be tasked with repairing the ships four levels, and escaping the Black Hole. To do this you will use a varied arsenal to dispatch of your foes, and strenghten your clones. You'll collect stimulus cells from enemies and canisters around the ship, and use these to upgrade your clones. FAB chips are used to fabricate new weapons or tools. You can even store dark matter to be used as a short range teleportation. Overall the experience is well worth taking, though I see how it would be a smash VR game. For those of you who love the edge of your seat, The Persistence is a phenomenal game, check it out!