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  1. Feb 5, 2019
    70
    Holopoint Chronicle is a fitting follow-up to a VR fitness gem with some welcome additions. This remains one of VR’s most engaging active games even if it requires a strong stomach (in more ways than one). But developer Alzan Studios could definitely push things a step further to encourage more people to keep playing. The Holopoint series has the foundations of active VR gaming down. With a little more structure, it could be one of its most essential experiences.
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  1. Feb 18, 2019
    10
    I am a huge fan of the original Holopoint, and I am a huge fan of Holopoint Chronicle for the same reasons, and more.
    The same reasons:
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    I am a huge fan of the original Holopoint, and I am a huge fan of Holopoint Chronicle for the same reasons, and more.
    The same reasons:
    - Perfect, athletic, emotionally engaging [meaning plenty of existential tension] gameplay
    - Superb graphics... evocative but not distracting. There is no time for distraction in this game... it defines "fast-paced" and "adrenaline-pumping."
    - Did I say ATHLETIC? This game is not bound/limited by interest or objective-exhaustion... it is limited by attention, focus, coordination and endurance. It is the definition of a SPORT. Not just a highly qualified electronic "sport." A SPORT.
    More:
    - The arena environments are beautiful and diverse, and again, they do not distract the player from the attention and focus that are increasingly necessary.
    - This vSport is sufficiently rich that I could imagine an industry of coaching and training videos and camps growing up around it.
    - Immediate rewards and deferred improvement are the magic combination for an immersive, addictive sport, and Holopoint Chronicle has both in spades.
    Alzan is all that.
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