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Most of the Alyx vids I've seen have been too chatty or too rough and yeah, this is good. He highlighted it for being clean to watch thanks to playing with full motion smoothing, as well as for catching some nice little moments. Valve designer Jake Rodkin pointed out this one by "Luiso Longplays" the other day. If you will never play it, you might appreciate watching this commentary-free playthrough. Graham's Half-Life: Alyx review declares it "is the Half-Life game you've been waiting for, even if it's not the one you were expecting – and even if you'll never play it." Subtitles are in for Brazilian, Czech, Hungarian, Italian, Polish, Portuguese, Ukrainian, and Vietnamese. Alyx's new mod support is bolstered with access to the Postprocessing Editor, some example maps, and more technobits for modders to fiddle with.
Alyx isn't the first game to do this but: it is very nice. "Spent a good chunk of lock-down doing this important work," Valve visual effects developer Matthew Wilde proudly declared on Twitter after the update launched. I'd be pleased by the touch by in any FPS but especially in VR, where discovering that mundane objects act like they would in the real world is somehow a thrill. Clever little bit of maths to satisfying effect. Come watch! To see this content please enable targeting cookies. It's like a real beer, but it's not even there! Our Katharine hit the bar to shake and spin bottles like a virtual Tom Cruise, and enjoy what is perhaps the closest any of us can get to a quiet drink in the pub. Valve last night updated the VR explore-o-shooter with fancy new mock bottle fluids, and even as someone whose body wholly rejects VR I am captivated watching players play with bottles of booze. Infants have long known the joys of shaking a bottle to watch its contents slosh and bubble, and now Half-Life: Alyx players can experience that joy too.
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