The video game Sea of Thieves has just been released for VR, and the trailer gives a pretty good idea of what it’s like. It’s a very immersive game, but I’m not sure if it’s a great fit for VR headsets. Still, it looks and feels great.
Crusader Kings II
Crusader Kings II is a grand strategy role-playing game with a dark-ages theme. It features feudal domain management, courtiers and vassals, and time-tested campaigns. The game also comes with optional in-game purchases.
Crooked Waters
After sailing the virtual seas since June 2018, Crooked Waters is now set to leave early access and be released on June 21, 2019. The first version of the game featured a multiplayer deathmatch mode. Since then, the developer has listened to community feedback and made the game more enjoyable. The upcoming release will add more content, including the ability to destroy ships and new offensive weapons.
The multiplayer mode in Crooked Waters allows up to eight players to battle each other in ship-to-ship combat. The main goal is to sink the other ship, so it’s essential to work together as a team to get the job done. The gameplay isn’t arcade-style, though, and requires players to coordinate with each other to maneuver their ship.
Crooked Waters was initially scheduled for an Early Access release on June 19, but was delayed by the developers due to performance issues. The team said it has fixed the performance problems and the network bugs that were preventing it from launching at the right time. In addition to multiplayer play, there’s a singleplayer mode that allows players to play alone in a virtual environment. They’ll need to sink targets as they come across them, completing the mission to move on to the next objective.
Crooked Waters in Sea of Thiaves VR is a multiplayer game that allows players to take the role of a pirate. It has a lot of potential as a multiplayer experience, and players will be able to engage in intense sea battles with their friends and other players. They’ll need to work together to load their cannons and navigate the ship as well.
Although the game is not officially supported by VR headsets, there are still many benefits to playing it in VR. The game requires more power than a regular PC, but it runs fine even on an older machine. If you’re interested in the game’s VR mode, a GTX 1070 or an RTX 2060 should do.
Iron Man VR
Iron Man VR’s graphics aren’t particularly impressive and resemble those of an arcade game, but the game does offer a unique experience. The laid back billionaire Tony Stark is perfectly voiced by Josh Keaton, and the rest of the cast is engaging and seems to enjoy themselves. The game also features a unique play style that will keep you entertained for hours.
Players can use the PlayStation Move motion controller to fight enemies, punch and laser them, and even fly. Hugging, however, isn’t yet included. Iron Man VR will be out in 2019 and features a pre-order bonus. Regardless of whether you’re a fan of the Marvel franchise or not, this title will be well worth your time.
As you explore the game’s world, you’ll be able to use your PlayStation Move controllers to move and punch robotic enemies. The PlayStation Move controllers can also be used to steer by looking in the desired direction. The Move controllers also feature a directional pad that lets you use your hands to fire weapons and activate other items.
The game’s HUD is also helpful in helping you get immersed in the game. The HUD automatically initializes as your onboard systems activate. As it zooms into your view, it also zooms on your face, which helps enhance the immersion. The HUD can also be adjusted to suit the user’s preference.
Iron Man VR offers a lot of customization options, as players can customize their armor decos to make them unique. The game includes four different types of armor. Players can also customize their weapons with various items. As players progress through the game, they’ll unlock new capabilities for their equipment, including upgraded versions of their current weapons.
Iron Man VR is a great experience for anyone who enjoys comic books. As Tony Stark, you’ll get to explore Tony’s mansion, interact with A.I., and solve a myriad of problems. The game also has plenty of cute touches, such as magazines, books, and arcade games.
Subnautica
If you’re interested in exploring the vast world of the ocean, then Subnautica in Sea of Thieve VR is the game for you. This game takes place in a mystical underwater world, and players will have to use unique resources to survive. As a result, it’s important to understand the mechanics of this game before jumping in and exploring.
Subnautica is an open world game, although most of the world is underwater. Despite this, it’s still an excellent game from beginning to end. The game’s animation, game physics, and character voice lines are all superb. The game’s story begins in an emergency pod on a mysterious world. Once there, you’ll learn how to hunt, craft, and build your base. You’ll also encounter a variety of unique creatures.
The game supports a number of peripherals, including Steam Controllers and gamepads. It also supports teleportation, which helps keep the frame rate consistent. However, you should not expect a full-blown VR experience. It’s more of a fun experience than a viable game for VR.
For the PC, Subnautica is a demanding game and may need tweaking. However, the game’s fan forums and community posts will provide helpful guides to help you get the most out of the game. As with any VR game, it can take a few minutes to get used to, but when you’re in the game, it can be crucial to have the right setup.
Another game devoted to the ocean is Beyond Blue. This game, developed by Eline Media, released last year. While it didn’t enjoy the same popularity as Sea of Thieves, Beyond Blue has more depth to offer. The game’s massive world is teeming with life, including sharks. However, the game’s sharks are far less aggressive than those in Sea of Thieves.