Textures are mostly flat with far less lighting to enhance things and fighters are just way less detailed when they get up in your face. Unfortunately, the game suffers as a result.įor starters, the visual downgrade is a bit jarring. Survios managed to jam the whole experience onto the Oculus Quest with all of its game modes and fighters included. I won’t spend a ton of time talking about the game as a whole - you can read that original review for more details on that - but instead will focus on how this port differs from the original version. Please note that this is a highly-compressed GIF:
Here is a GIF showing off my smooth moves against none other than Rocky Balboa. Trading blows, ducking shots, and scoring a powerful knockout against someone in immersive VR is about as close to an actual boxing match as you can find from the comfort of your own home. While its serviceable campaign mode lacks the depth and variety that we’ve come to expect from Survios releases and some of the controls are a bit finicky, it more than makes up for it with a litany of training mini games and an addictive PvP mode. Between a decent tier-style campaign mode, lots of training exercises, simple freeplay setups, and a competitive PvP mode, there are lots of ways to get your sweat on with some virtual boxing fun.īefore we go much further, this is what we had to say about the original, Rift version of Creed: Rise to Glory, when it launched last year:Ĭreed: Rise to Glory is the best all-around boxing game VR has seen yet. Creed: Rise to Glory is a great example of some of the sacrifices developers may need to make in order to cram their high-fidelity VR games onto hardware designed around a mobile chipset.įor what it’s worth, Creed: Rise to Glory is still a feature-packed VR boxing game that puts you in the shoes of Adonis Creed, son of iconic Rocky movie franchise character, Apollo Creed.
The launch lineup is shaping up to include a lot of the Rift’s best titles, but many of them have been downgraded or adapted to fit onto the standalone Oculus Quest. The Oculus Quest is, despite what your heart may desire, not a wireless Oculus Rift.
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