Delve deep into the origins of a sinister Chinese legend, and unearth the secrets of an island’s forgotten past in this pulse-pounding adventure.
About the story
In order to explore the mystery of his past, TYRE, the former special forces soldier with a special constitution, came to Yingzhou Isle which was located in the legendary Dragon Triangle area. After being attacked by mysterious creatures, the plane that TYRE took crashed and he lost contact with his companions. He found a lot of traces of human activity on the island that had been believed inaccessible. While exploring the terrible secrets behind anomalies despite unpredictable threats, he gradually unfolds the mysterious origins of an ancient Chinese legend. A breathtaking adventure begins here.
Platforms
PC PSVR Steam VRGenres
Adventure Indie ShooterThemes
Action Horror
Languages: Spanish (Spain) and 9 more
| Interface | Audio | Subtitles | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Korean | |||
| Chinese (Simplified) | |||
| German | |||
| Spanish (Spain) | |||
| Japanese | |||
| French | |||
| Italian | |||
| Portuguese (Brazil) | |||
| Chinese (Traditional) | |||
| English |
Media
Critic Reviews
33bits
By Juanma F. PadillaImmortal Legacy: The Jade Cypher[VR] has been a long time coming, but the important thing is to do it. It offers us a title that aims to emulate some references of the genre, mixing in turn several styles of play in a game time to overcome it content. It is not exempt, however, from needing some adjustment that we hope will be made, but today a notable game has several bugs present throughout the game that, if not solved, tarnish the overall result. You can enjoy it, but we must get used to compensating for the deviation of the aim, to constantly see forced postures that spoil a set that, on the other hand, would be very visually pleasing, and to play as if there were no subtitles. In a sentence we could qualify Immortal Legacy: The Jade Cypher[VR] for PC as a remarkable game with a very improvable port.
GameMAG
By GameMAGVivagames was able to offer well-developed female characters, addictive puzzles and convenient shooting and reload mechanics, but all this positive experience drowned in primitive graphics, uninteresting bosses, and weak environment and locations in terms of design.
Critical Hit
By Geoffrey TimCurious design decisions and a confusing, cumbersome control scheme help destroy the immersion, but there's a certain charm to Immortal Legacy's ambition that makes it easier to overlook its problems. It's an occasionally fun VR first-person shooter adventure that's worth a look, especially for its budget price.
TechRaptor
By Samuel GuglielmoImmortal Legacy: The Jade Cipher's clunky controls and iffy late game bosses hold back what is a fun, if weird, VR first person shooter.
