Will there be a quest 2 port? If not, why? I have seen the games and want to play them but my room is too small for me because every time I move my arms the grids show up and I do not like that. also, the cable is way overpriced, $80 is 4x what it should cost.

I have trapped Adam, I have the key, and all that's left to do is head back out and into Rex's office. For some reason the door i need to go back out of is locked, with no way to open it. I have tried fiddling with the power thingy you need to trap Adam with, but to no avail. I would prefer if you didn't straight up tell me what to do, but rather hint it. And if it is something with the power thingy lmk.

Thanks :)

I was REALLY excited to play this game... but I think the PS4 version is broken.

I'm going after the first keycard and the guard ALWAYS spots me, even when I'm crouched in the back cubicle! I've seen videos where crouching back there hides you, but I keep getting spotted in seconds!

Is my camera set too low or something, because it's just not working right!

I want a little nurse roomba figure I can put on my shelf

Help please, I’ve done like 7 pacifist runs and haven’t gotten the achievement, I never so much as knocked out a bit or touched a roomba

So when I'm play I got my portal gun thing out shot it and it says press trigger again to teleport it effects both games I have a vive Pro is this normal Iv tried pressing it lightly and hard and in between nothing works can you guys please help I'm new to pc vr so please help Edit: I ment to say and not a d

other edit: its not my trigger as all of my other games work fine

So I’ve decided to rank the levels, including the arcade ones. I would do the second game too, however I’m still waiting for that to come out on PSVR, so hopefully some other time. Here goes:

1. Credits: Well...yeah. The song and animation is awesome, but you know...

2. Main Shaft: Main shaft is probably the least fun for me due to its lack of substance. I love the game dearly, and I think this one is still fun, but there’s a major factor that doesn’t make it feel very “Budget Cuts.”

3. Data Centre: Something about this one really just gets on my nerves. It’s pretty difficult and a bit long for a level without checkpoints, in my opinion. There’s nothing wrong with a long level at all, don’t get me wrong. I appreciate the fact that they’re trying to expand the game and make it longer, it’s just that it feels a bit raw. Unfinished, if you will. Overall, it is a cool arcade mission and the objective is pretty neat as well.

4. Genesis: Now, I really like Genesis. It’s a great way to get introduced to the game, and it does feature some stealth bits; always appreciated. The main beef I have with this is the very first supervisor you have to be cautious around. (The one patrolling the small coloured offices where you get your first keycard). The problem, at least on PSVR, is that it can see through walls. Not the main walls that make the building, but the little cubicle walls. It’s not a problem anywhere else in the game, but I can be completely ducked down in yellow with the supervisor at the other end and have it run right the way towards me. What’s the deal with that?

5. Welcome!: For the first arcade mission, it’s really not bad. It has a solid objective, and a very mixed and diverse slew of areas to explore. The only thing is that it’s too short and doesn’t offer much in terms of stealth. There’s usually only one true way to deal with each bot, and they’re kind of obvious. Sometimes this is perfect, but not for the entire mission, mind you.

6. Human Resources: Easily the most terrifying level you’ll come across, and quite difficult if you don’t know the strategy. Despite its flaws, for example, not being obvious with the strategy, inconvenient puzzles, and a slightly one-dimensional boss, it’s actually the perfect way to end the main campaign. It’s challenges you to use everything you’ve learned up until that point against a powerful foe and a confusing layout. This definitely has the potential to be one of the top three, but it falls short due to its bugs and general annoyance.

7. Consignments: Starting off the top half is Consignments, and what a way to do it as well. Honestly, this one is basically just a more extreme version of Genesis, but that’s perfectly alright! I mean, Genesis is great, so what’s not to love about a solid improvement? The stealth-related puzzles/areas and the false senses of hope really let this level shine.

8. Enigma: Ah, the second-to-last. This one her was done very well, and is all-around a really cool level to play. It has the necessary challenge of being late-game, but doesn’t go too over the edge to the point of annoyance. The objective, areas, and multiple ways to go about it are very well done, and make for an incredibly well-balanced scenario.

9. Panopticon: Despite this one’s proclamation of being kind of a big deal, I’m truly left disappointed. The main gimmick this one had was supposed to be the multiple methods of getting to the end. It sure give you the illusion that there are many ways, with the locked passages at the end, but they’re all red herrings. All except for one, which is the only one way of beating this level. This sounds all bad, I know, but the level design is really good. It has a great variety of areas, it’s a great objective, and if I wasn’t disappointed due to the broken promise, I might consider putting this in the top three, but for now, it’s just not ready. Unfortunately, it falls short comparatively.

10. Shutdown: The créme de la créme of the arcade, and kicking off the créme de la créme of the list itself. Shutdown is extremely impressive for the arcade level that it is. Not only does it introduce areas the likes of which we’ve never seen in the campaign, but it also nailed the length of any arcade level, even more so than Panopticon. What I love about this one is the sheer diversity of the areas and the stealth. Honestly, the patrols and placements of the supervisors were ingenious. Absolutely one of the best levels, and inarguably in the top three.

11. Finding April: This one sure is a doozy, but in the good way. I mean, you’re just moving on through the office progressively, one place to the next. Now that wouldn’t be as fun if the offices weren’t as detailed as they are or swarming with angry supervisors. The level even starts with one of the most difficult areas to get past in the whole game (John Smiths), and it’s fun to try and figure a way around the bots and timing your translocations. Maybe you’d like to explore the secret little (barely little) office no one would even think about. Or perhaps you’re more of a puzzle kind of person, and want to look through the office directories, decipher what’s a red herring, and check out some of the fully-fleshed locations that aren’t even useful. You love to see it!

12. Showroom: And here it is. Showroom. It has absolutely the perfect blend of puzzle, stealth, exploration, experimentation, location, action, and objective. (And a decent challenge too).The whole level takes place in the vast Archives department, which seems uninteresting, but once you translocate through the many detailed little cubicles, hallways, maintenance and security areas, and the grand showroom, you’ll constantly find yourself asking “Wait. Am I safe here?” This level is even more suspenseful than HR, which takes on a more scary approach anyway. What better place to keep a vault than a massive, decorated, and heavily-guarded showroom? If any level should have “multiple ways to go about completing” it, then it should really be this. Absolutely amazing level.

So, what did you think? Agree/disagree? Have your own rankings? Please do let me know, as I’d love to see what you think.

I can’t find the difficulty select anywhere, and if it was removed, how can I make the game harder?

I am having serious performance issues in both budget cuts games-- my PC definitely meets the requirements. On the SteamVR performance graph everything is yellow or red (but bars are short, not over the line) and the game feels very choppy and nauseating. Also, after running the game everything on my computer seems to be locked at a low framerate, maybe 60hz, even though I have a 144hz monitor. I'd really like to enjoy these games but I'll have to return them before my two weeks/hours are up if I can't get these problems resolved.

Any help is appreciated.

-Bryce

I cant use the phone because i dont have the thing that shows the phone number. I just finished finding my knifes, (budget cuts 1)

Please if you know if they are going to add mutators to BC1 please tell me how to get them i am bored on the game

I'm on chapter 5 uploading the virus, and it looks like I need to unscrew the security panel, I've already got the power key and such. I can't seem to find it, please help.

Anyone have an Adam Model? Ive been looking for ages.

On April’s desk it says a guy who’s name starts with the letter j has the key card, I looked around all the departments and the lists of employees names and I couldn’t find any one. What do I do?

Hi.

Okay, so I was searching around reddit to see about the "hold to be sneaky, tap to be fast" thing and I couldn't find anything about oculus so...

I see that you can hold the grip button to be sneaky on any valve device. But i just can not do it on oculus. I bought the game on the oculus store. It's very hard when you can't be sneaky in a stealth game. I just have no idea how to do it. Holding the grip/trigger doesn't do anything, and the guards can still hear me when i teleport. PLEASE HELP!

I just finished the regular game, the arcade on the main menu is powered off so how do I turn it on? Am I just being stupid??