Something For The Weekend: Sunny Day Deals On Steam

As the month of July continues once again is it time for the weekend and for VRFocus to bring you a number of deals on virtual reality (VR) titles. It’s time to look at Steam again to find all the latest and greatest deals on VR titles that are sure to offer hours of enjoyment. As always, be sure to check back every weekend for even more deals right here on VRFocus.

superhot vr - first screenshots 8SUPERHOT VR

Time moves when you move in this intense first-person title that will see you facing off agaisnt countless engmies and using anything as a weapon. With no health bars and only one hit killing you and your enemies, how you handle each situation will be key to ensuring you survive. So grab a gold club, sword or even a bottle and maneuver through a hurricane of slow-motion bullets.

SUPERHOT VR is available now for £12.72 (GBP) down from the usual £18.99.

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Guns’n’Stories: Bulletproof VR

“Mention wave shooters to a VR player and they’ll probably roll their eyes. Titles in this genre need to have something special about them to even be worthwhile. The Secret Locations Blasters of the Universe had it and Guns’n’Stories: Bulletproof VR looks like it might as well. So long as MiroWin adds plenty of content during early access then Guns’n’Stories: Bulletproof VR could very well be a hit.” – Read VRFocus’ Senior Staff Writer Peter Graham preview of Guns’n’Stories: Bulletproof VR.

Guns’n’Stories: Bulletproof VR is currently available for £7.19 (GBP) down from £17.99.

No Clue VR

Sometimes the truth is right in front of you but things are not always what they seen. In No Clue VR it is all about spotting the difference between a number of scenes. With an imaginative storyline, characters and colourful graphics, this title will offer players a chance to enjoy a different pace of game that will surely offer hours of fun.

No Clue VR is available now on for £4.64 (GBP) down from £15.49.

RUSH

“Are you ready for the ultimate thrill ride? Take a dive into the adrenaline-pumping world of wingsuit flying with RUSH. Soar down mountainsides at breakneck speeds. Weave through canyons, dodge outcrops, and plummet down sheer drops as you race towards the finish line.”

RUSH is available now for £13.16 (GBP) on sale from the usual £15.49.

Crooked Waters

Crooked Waters

Looking for some multiplayer pirate fun in VR? Then Crooked Waters will be able to offer you just that. Just up with friends and build the ultimate pirate crew as you take to the seas in search of adventure. Featuring four-versus-four ship combat and a host of features to keep the experience fresh and fun, players will find plenty to enjoy within this title.

Crooked Waters is only £12.39 (GBP) down from £15.49.

Time Carnage

Time Carnage VR

Time Carnage is well-made, and is a fine, competent example of its genre, with some excellent music and sound design, though it ultimately fails to stand out amidst many other similar titles that litter VR videogame libraries. Shooting dinosaurs is still lots of fun, though.” – Read VRFocus’ Staff Writer Rebecca Hills-Duty review of Time Carnage VR.

Time Carnage VR is available now for £8.99 (GBP) down from £14.99.

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VR Slugger: The Toy Baseball Field

It’s time to grab your bat and take to the field in this fun filled baseball title that will have you swinging big and knocking it outof the park. Inspired by the Japanese board game Yakyuban, players will have to learn how to swing as they master the physics of the title to earn the highest score and become the master of the field.

VR Slugger: The Toy Baseball Field is currently £4.49 (GBP) down from £8.99.

Cold Iron

Cold Iron – Quick Draw Western

“Wild West fast draw with a twist. Dance with the deadliest duelists in the world’s first virtual reality puzzle shooter. Cold Iron is created exclusively for VR.”

Cold Iron – Quick Draw Western is currently on sale for £7.14 (GBP) down from £10.99.

Deep Fear

Deep Fear

Dive deep underwater and experience the thrill of exploring what is hidden under the waves. In Deep Fear players can jump into the water and explore shipwrecks, the lost city of Atlantis and deal with dangerous creatures that lurk below. Upgrade your character and become the best driver in the world as you dive, explore and survive.

Deep Fear is currently available for £0.45 (GBP) down from £0.72.

HoloLAB Champions

HoloLAB Champions

“As a normal piece of VR content HoloLAB Champions is short but sweet, offering an informative introduction into the world of chemistry. This isn’t the sort of title where you can go all mad scientist and create crazy concoctions – there’s Rick and Morty: Virtual Rick-Ality for that – but it’s not meant to be. As a teaching tool it’s quite easy to see how VR has a place within education.” – Read VRFocus’ Senior Staff Writer Peter Graham review of HoloLAB Champions.

HoloLAB Champions is available for only £5.75 (GBP) right now on sale from £7.19.

That is all for this week but remember that VRFocus gathers all the best sales and deals every week, so check back next weekend at the same time to discover more.

Spot The Virtual Difference In Steam Greenlight Contender No Clue

With virtual reality (VR) being a growth area, several small and independent developers are trying their hands at creating their own VR experience. One of these is now on Steam Greenlight as No Clue VR.

No Clue VR is a virtual reality experience that is looking for votes on Steam Greenlight. The videogame was created by a developer known by the Steam profile name of Elknight.

The object of No Clue VR is essentially a ‘spot the difference’ game. The play must view a scene in oth daylight and at night and note what the difference are. Spotting the differences results in a score increase. There are a certain amount of differences that must be spotted before time runs out, so the player must furiously switch between night and day, trying to spot the elusive differences.

There are two modes planned, a story mode, where each mission has a 120 second time limit and five objects need to be found per mission. The other mode is survival mode. 300 seconds are given initially, with an additional twenty seconds awarded for each five differences spotted. The objective in Survival mode is simply to last as long as possible. The developers plan to have a leaderboard or ranking system available so players can compare their scores.

Elknight plans to support both HTC Vive and Oculus Rift if No Clue VR gets approval for release. The videogame uses dynamic content creation for the scenes, so each time the player loads it up, the experience should be slightly different. The developers hope to be able to keep adding new content if and when the title gets released. A price point for the title is yet to be confirmed.

A gameplay trailer is available to view below. Further information is available on the No Clue VR Steam Greenlight page.

VRFocus will continue to report on upcoming VR titles on Steam and elsewhere.