"Loading Human" is another title that comes to PlayStation VR, PS4 virtual reality accessory, promising a neat narrative and a first-rate science fiction game. The final story is not quite so, and despite some qualities, it fails to be one of the great games of the device.
"Loading Human" is a strange game, but in a bad way. The story begins waking up with your character in the bedroom, years in the future, with our central character - Prometheus. After starting another day in your life, and interacting with some objects, you are summoned by your father, who is a renowned scientist, who needs your help in an important study.
From there, "Loading Human" story presents us with new facts in a slightly messy and loose way, according to the dialogues we have with the characters controlled by the computer. There is no prior presentation of how this futuristic world is where we live and not even who are its characters, allies or not.
However, there is quality here: "Loading Human" is an adventure, in the style of "point and click". In place of the mouse pointer, the player's hands, which can use the DualShock 4 controller or two PlayStation Move - the latter, much more recommended than the standard control in the case of this game.
As much as "Loading Human" story does not excite, the game has good balances, starting with the characters. They react in real time to what the player does on the scene, be it by caressing his face, or beating somewhere. NPCs, computer-controlled characters, represent human emotions very well. All objects in the scenario are also interactive and behave in different ways according to what the player does with them. It is possible to check a bookcase, for example, or move a picture to fit its place on the wall.
