Chinese publisher Oasis Games has something of a mixed reputation amongst fans of virtual reality (VR) videogames. The company is very prolific, and there is little doubt that it has allowed many smaller developers the chance to get their content out there, but at the same time, Oasis Games seems to have something of a lax stance on quality control. Thankfully, that isn’t the case with Light Tracer.
Oasis Games and Void Dimensions have announced that Light Tracer launches on Nintendo Switch today via the Nintendo eShop for $14.99.
Following a successful launch on the PlayStation VR in October of last year, Light Tracer now shines brightly on Rift and Vive.
COGconnected: Light Tracer, a VR puzzle platformer, has players literally tracing paths for the heroine to follow with light. While it a nice change of pace, it's not very exciting either.
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Finally, someone who actually acknowledges Oasis Games' streak of mediocre titles (including Koi and Hidden Dragon Legend). Is nice that Oasis Games finally localized a chinese game that's actually decent (though slightly flawed). This is why I prefer this site's review on the game than SixthAxis' somewhat biased review ("questionable costume design" is NOT a gamebreaker).