In the game, the player's character has been abducted from Earth by aliens and transported to one of several alien worlds, with the goal of trying to find a way home. because yes it's never going to have those high end visuals, that's why you buy a Rift S.Īlso, I never mentioned Obduction as I never really enjoyed it that much, I'd say it's my least favorite of their games, haven't even got around to finishing it.Obduction is an adventure video game developed by Cyan Worlds. But I think you might be missing the point I'm trying to make, that Quest could shine with these types of story based adventure games that don't really need to rely on current gtx2080 type graphics. However, I don't think we would loose much playing it on Quest and I think a lot of people are over exaggerating how 'average' the graphics will look, I posted this link a few messages down: so it does have the potential to looking similar to Rift, without some detail and lighting. Sure at the same time I was playing Halo and Quake which had way better graphics than those games, but not the story. Mind you I played games like Zork when I was really young, so yeah text based adventures were a thing I liked back then.

I played them in the mid 2000's after a friend recommended them, mainly because of the adventure pick-a-path aspect.

I never thought the graphics of the original Myst games were even that good, they were point and click with a lot of quicktime events. No low effort memes, gifs, image macros, etc.Įverything you need to know about the Quest 2 Wiki Pages.

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