Creed: Rise to Glory

good exercise for straight adults and even most gay babies

fun, but get the thrill of the fight 2 once its fully out instead, if you can.

After spending an hour trying to figure out how to fix the crash on startup to play it, I have the solution that worked with a Meta Quest headset.
Launching it from Steam it crashes on startup if SteamVR is open. It's as if it tries to open its own SteamVR and it crashes because it is already open. If SteamVR is not open, it does not crash, but when you connect to SteamVR to play you will not see the game popping up in the headset. I tried different parameters for starting up like "-vrmode openvr", " -hmd=SteamVR" or "-vrmode openvr", but none of that seems to have worked.
What worked:
- You need the Meta Quest Link app installed.
- Allow in settings under the general tab Unknown Sources.
- I have set n settings under the general tab OpenXR runtime as default, but I do not know if it is important.
- Go to the library in Meta Quest Link and add the game from steam in there.
- The executable you need to add in the library is from "....\Steam\steamapps\common\Creed Rise to Glory\Creed\Binaries\Win64\Creed-Win64-Shipping.exe"
- Maybe you can use the executable "....\Steam\steamapps\common\Creed Rise to Glory\Creed.exe" instead, but I did not test
- Now you have to start it from the Meta Quest headset through the Quest Link.
You may need to confirm some things on the PC before being able to start the game, but you should finally be able to play it now. Apparently there are some other parameters that Meta Quest Link adds to the executable to make it work.
The game may not look that intense from the videos, but it can surprisingly be. It's pretty good to get some workout while playing. An idea is to get some weights to put on yourself to make it harder and more challenging if you feel like hitting the air is not hard enough. I don't like the stamina bar that much, because as a human I have my own stamina which falls in play here, given it is a VR game.

Nice physical vr game. However on the steam version I cant change the controls to oculus controllers. And cant use the turning for the right joystick. I also cant get the full version on the meta store since i have a Quest 1

beat my friend helix over and over bro may be good at mortal kombat but not this

I played for about 10 minutes and was sweating like a pig, lol. Anyway, I guess it's a good workout game, and if you like boxing, it's worth trying. The games get really cheap when they're on sale!

Most fun I've ever had with any boxing game.
This includes fight night, undisputed, and other vaunted boxing games of lore.
The scale of some of these fighters and just how carved out of stone they look, can be pretty intimidating in a sense that you are much shorter and seem smaller than a few of the fighters, and it's pretty awesome to go up against fighters so much bigger than you and still drop them.
If you like boxing, if you like to fight in real life, or if you just want a great vr experience -- get this game.
Be warned however, always keep some sort of physical anchor in your surroundings to that you don't hit someone or something else in your room losing track of your physical space. You will get into these fights and you'll get lost in the moment aggressively trying to knock out your opponents and completely lose track of your actual space if you are not careful.
Also, prepare to sweat(a lot) and get winded. You will also feel your muscles being activated after you've played.
8/10 would highly recommend