These details may seem small in the grand scheme of things, but they really enhance the game’s virtual reality experience that they were created for. When a player holds a bottle and shakes it, the liquid moves as if the person was holding the bottle in real life, flowing with more fluidity than some other games’ controls have in the virtual reality landscape. While that doesn’t seem like a big deal, the game also creates amazingly realistic physics that Valve has underlying the liquid’s movement. Half-Life: Alyx’s update introduced a feature that added liquid inside bottles. RELATED: Half-Life: Alyx Has Hidden Watermelon That same innovation continues as the game is updated with impressive, life-like details to the world of Half-Life. The release of Half-Life: Alyx in March surged the game to the forefront of the Steam store, with the latest installment in the Half-Life franchise bringinh with it an innovation to the VR space. The game showed life-like new liquid physics the players can mess around with in virtual reality.
Valve brought Half-Life: Alyx up to version 1.4, and while this update has some new features and fixes that help improve the game, the new addition that has fans talking has nothing to do with the gameplay. ESA AND AIAS UNVEIL THE 2019 INTO THE PIXEL VIDEO GAME ART COLLECTION The Entertainment Software Association (ESA), the trade association that represents the US video game industry and owns and produces E3, and the Academy of Interactive Arts and Sciences (AIAS) today announced the official selections for the 2019 Into the Pixel (ITP, IntoThePixel) collection.
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