“Horror is part of the franchise, and through playtesting, we feel like we’ve gained some confidence about where to draw this line. “Disappointingly for me, it seems that I’m the only one on the team who can’t deal, we handle the scarier parts pretty well in terms of making the game accessible. “If I’m testing the game, and I’m in an area where I know one of those things is around, I’ll remove the head set and hold it off my face as I attempt navigate on the 2d monitor screen, to lessen the impact of headcrab discovery,” Reidford replied. When asked if playtesters removed their headsets due to the game’s horror elements, the Alyx team’s Tristan Reidford wrote that she did before dealing with the overly friendly crabs. It’s one thing to deal with a headcrab through the safety of your monitor, but probably not so much in virtual reality. And yes, you’ll probably ride a train at some point, because Half-Life. We were able to confirm that, yes, headcrabs in Alyx are about as scary as you think in VR. The AMA (ask me anything) covered topics ranging from horror to accessibility and enemies. Valve’s Half-Life: Alyx team sat down with the internet today to answer questions about the game in a Reddit AMA.
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