Cryptic Cabinet

you developers in agreement with meta are creating more and more apps where it is mandatory to have the connection open even if you are in singleplayer, even if the app does not require a connection to work, you force players to have the connection open because then meta stores the game data, which is valuable data that he perhaps resells. this and many other apps that are coming out can be started and run even without an open connection, but you are forced to keep it open, I don't like this drift that the meta platform is taking at all, and I will give you a star every time I find one similar app that requires an open connection to launch the game in single player mode what you are doing takes away freedom from users, because the day there is no connection or there is a problem with the servers we will have the games on the viewer but without the "premise" of the network we cannot start even for a single player! p.s. Before the writer I know that you warn in the game sheet that the internet connection is mandatory for this app but the matter does not change! I have been using the Quest since the first model and this change, especially for those who do not have a good connection or live in places where the connection is poor and sometimes absent, is not good at all, especially when the app could work easily without an open connection.

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Boundary ..why?

Boundary literally ruins this game. It's an AR game, I can see everything, that's the whole point of AR... Why do I need a giant mesh that shows me where objects and walls are WHEN I CAN ALREADY SEE THEM WITH MY OWN EYES! Absolutely ruins the immersion. Literally makes zero sense.

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Poor doesn’t work well

Doesn’t work well. Room scan doesn’t handle vaulted ceiling while first encounter does. Worst is that it insists on placing furniture outside my boundary where I can’t get to it. Unplayable. Menu continually moves to the left if you try to look at the left side of the menu. Same with right side. Unusable.

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Really cool but buggy

First, for the pp on quest 3 that have issues with the stupid boundaries. 1) need to put quest 3 on dev mod 2) creat stupid boundaries 3) Start the game 4) don t close the game, just go in "oculus" menu and desactivat boundaries in developers' settings. 5) go back to your game and enjoy. Ps: didn't test how fare you could walk then, but improved the distance for me and no boundaries shows up wenn close of my walls. Work in a 10m by 5m room The game now: Was really impressed how good all the virtual stuff fit in my room and blended with the real things. But had a lot of issues with objets falling through the floor and disappeared, even for my first start with the paper falling down. Had to restart to get passt the intro that open the cupboard. Sometimes if I let fall objects, they stay on the floor and sometimes they fall through and disappear completely from the game. So, I had to restart often. A good solution would be an option to reste the object to the initial place after 1min if he his no more reachable. Edit: tried with quest 2 and had no issue with objects going through the floor. The Problem was only on quest3. Multiplayer works with 1quest2 and 1quest 3. We were able to finish the game. But some bugs appear. The 2nd player could not see that the drawer was open and I could open it again-> the key then was floating in the air 50cm of the drawer. Some objects are not in the same place for both players. Wenn we finished the game every objects duplicate and we had 2 rooms in one. The game needs to be polished but has a lot of potential. Had a lot of fun and the level of the puzzles was perfect.

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No AR game should ever have boundaries.

Simple rule: if it uses environment passthrough, boundaries should go off. Why do i want an annoying blue virtual cage interrupting the experience with absolutely no use or upside in AR

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