Sairento VR: Update bringt verbessertes Gameplay und optimierte Grafik

Das VR-Action-Spiel Sairento VR von Entwicklerstudio Mixed Realms Pte Ltd. und Swag Soft Holding Pte Ltd. für Oculus Rift und HTC Vive erhält ein neues Update. Unter dem Namen Bumper-Update sorgt der neue Patch für zahlreiche Verbesserungen des VR-Titels. Dazu zählen ein Upgrade der Game-Engine, eine Aufpolierung der Grafik und die Ankündung von drei komplett neuen Leveln.

Sairento VR – Bumper-Update remastered Grafik und optimiert Game-Engine

Das Ninja-Action-Spiel Sairento VR versetzt euch in das Setting einer Sci-Fi-Cyberpunk-Welt im Jahr 2066, um euch dort mit Pistole und Katana durch zahlreiche Cyber-Ninjas zu kämpfen. Und dies soll mit dem neuen Bumper-Update zukünftig deutlich besser aussehen.

Mit dem Patch integrieren die Devs optimierte Texturen und Lichteffekte in den Locations Shrine, Lab, Warehouse, Cemetary, Hall, Corporation, Train, Arena und Observatory. Zudem wird ordentlich an der Performance geschraubt, indem die Unity-Game-Engine eine Generalüberholung erhält. Das sorgt für ein deutlich flüssigeres Gameplay.

Neben den Upgrades finden zudem zahlreiche Bug Fixes statt. Die genaue Liste aller Änderungen findet sich hier.

Im Zuge des Updates kündigen die Entwickler/innen gleichzeitig drei neue Level an, welche sich bereits seit längerer Zeit in der Entwicklung befinden. So sollen die Karten Street, Alley und District in kommenden Patches veröffentlicht werden. Diese sollen Ende September und Ende Oktober erscheinen. Neben den neuen Orten sollen zudem weitere Inhalte ebenso in naher Zukunft folgen.

Sairento VR ist für 27,99 Euro auf Steam für Oculus Rift und HTC Vive sowie im Oculus Store erhältlich.

(Quelle: Steam Blog | Videos: Mixed Realms YouTube)

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September 24, 2018

‘Sairento VR’ Update Brings Remastered Graphics & Smoother Gameplay, New Levels Incoming

Sairento VR (2018), the cyber-ninja VR combat game, just received an update that includes remastered graphics and better performance thanks to a game engine upgrade.

Sairento VR launched out of Early Access for HTC Vive and Oculus Rift in February 2018. The game includes a single-player campaign mode that lets you hone your slow-motion, high-flying ninja moves as you shoot pistols and physically slice your katanas at the game’s ‘cyber ninja’ enemies; the game also includes a single-player arcade mode, multiplayer co-op, and PvP mode.

Thanks to a recent update, the following levels have been visually remastered: Shrine, Lab, Warehouse, Cemetary, Hall, Corporation, Train, Arena, and Observatory. The developers, Mixed Realms, are still working on three remaining levels including Street, Alley and District, and will release patches for these in a future update.

An upgrade to the game’s Unity game engine, Mixed Realms says in a Steam news post, improves textures and lighting, offers better performance and smoother gameplay, and fixes a number of bugs. You can find the full change log in the link posted above.

Mixed Realms also maintains that Sairento VR is slated to receive a new level at the end of September, and another one at the end of October.

Check out the video below for a look at some of the game’s latest improvements.

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September 23, 2018

Something For The Weekend: Beat The Cold Winds With Deals On Oculus Titles

Time for another entry of Something for the Weekend, the weekly series where VRFocus bring you a number of deals on virtual reality (VR) titles. As the cold winds are blowing this weekend why not stay inside and experience a new VR adventure. With plenty of deals to be found on the Oculus store, below you’re find a number of titles that are sure to be of interest. This includes intense multiplayer action in the likes of Onward, a relaxing experience in Monzo VR and even a fantasy adventure in Lila’s Tale. As always, be sure to check back every weekend for even more deals right here on VRFocus.

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Onward

Engage in intense tactical multiplayer first-person shooter (FPS) action in this immersive title. Coordinate and communicate with your team to complete objectives in online infantry combat. How you perform as a team along with your marksmanship skill to claim victory over the enemy team. Featuring a range of different maps set during day and night, complete with unique weather effects, players will feel the rush of being in combat. With only one life, every action counts.

Onward is available now for £10.99 (GBP) down from the usual £18.99 for the Oculus Rift.

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Dead Ground: Arena

Maybe you are looking to enter an arena full of horrible monsters and unleash massive amounts of damage from over twenty different types of weapons. If so, then Dead Ground: Arena is the one for you. With a number of different missions and challenges that will have your protecting VIP’s to surviving waves of enemies in small areas, this action packed title will keep your heart pumping as you feel the adrenaline rush.

Dead Ground : Arena is available now for only £7.14 (GBP) down from £10.99 for the Oculus Rift.

Budget Cuts

“Budget Cuts is a great title, with substantial story and meaty, challenging gameplay, and an entertaining style, but it does suffer from some significant performance problems that do detract from the experience. Budget Cuts could be elevated from good to utterly brilliant if it is given a little more time in the oven to bake in and correct the issues.” – Read VRFocus’ Staff Writer Rebecca Hills-Duty preview of Budget Cuts.

Budget Cuts is available now for £19.99 (GBP) down from £22.99 for Oculus Rift.

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Monzo VR

Have you wanted to build model kits within VR? If so, then Monzo VR is the title for you. Featuring a range of highly detailed model kits to build including cars, World War 2 planes and even a Da Vinci Paddle Boat, players can enjoy the peaceful process of building model kits all within a relaxing and beautiful environment.

Monzo VR is available now for £3.49 (GBP) down from £10.99 for Oculus Rift.

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Sairento VR

“In the end though it all comes down to how much time and enjoyment you’ll get out of Sairento VR and rest assured it’ll be plenty. If Mixed Realms hadn’t managed to nail down the movement system then Sairento VR could’ve been just another FPS with a myriad of options. Instead, Sairento VR is one of the best free flowing combat titles available for VR headsets, showcasing how far development of VR locomotion has come.” – Read VRFocus’ Senior Staff Writer review of Sairento VR.

Sairento VR is available now for £17.24 (GBP) down from £22.99 for Oculus Rift.

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Lila’s Tale

When Lila’s brother suddenly entered a mysterious dungeon, all things went from fun to trouble. Afraid of the dark, Lila took a deep breath and entered the darkness filled dungeon. Now, players enter this fantastic and magical experience and help Lila find her lost brother by overcoming the darkness and the puzzles that await within.

Lila’s Tale is available now for £2.29 (GBP) down from £3.99 for Oculus Go and Gear VR.

Please, Don’t Touch Anything

“Theoretically, you can see everything Please, Don’t Touch Anything has to offer in less than an hour and, at present, there’s little reason to return beyond that. However, the puzzle challenges get increasingly convoluted once you’ve broken everything once and found clues to what should (or could) be coming next. It’s still unlikely to take you more than an evening to find all 30 of Please, Don’t Touch Anything’s endings, but it’s a journey that will remain with you due to it’s constantly evolving nature and it’s return to 0 upon every completion.” – Read VRFocus’ Editor Kevin Joyce’s review of Please, Don’t Touch Anything.

Please, Don’t Touch Anything is available now for £5.09 (GBP) down from £10.99 on Oculus Rift. It is also available on Oculus Go and Gear VR for £3.49.

Worlds at War

Worlds At War

When the world is at war with aliens it is up to you to defend your carrier-group from a relentless attack. Control airplaces, helicopters and combat-boats as you unleash all your firepower to stop the onslaught. This action-packed horde-mode videogame will have you dealing with a lot of enemies at once so get ready for a challenging fight.

Worlds At War is available now for £7.99 (GBP) down from £12.99 for Oculus Rift.

Virtual Ninja VR

Pick up your Katana and Shuriken as you step into the shoes of a mighty ninja and must defeat the enemies that want to see you dead. Throw, slash and defeat the enemies to face each of the five bosses before taking them down and claiming victory. With online leaderboards your score will be up for everyone to see and beat. Want to be a master ninja? Then prepare to master the art of combat.

Virtual Ninja VR is on sale now for £4.49 (GBP) down from the usual £7.99 for Oculus Rift.

Red Matter

“All in all, Red Matter is a very high calibre VR experience, neatly weaving its story and puzzle elements together. It by no means perfect, following the line of other puzzles in VR that are seemingly unable to offer plenty of reasons to come back for more. So like a good meal take it slowly and savour the moment.” – VRFocus’ Senior Staff Writer Peter Graham’s review of Red Matter.

Red Matter is available now for £19.49 (GBP) down from £24.99 for Oculus Rift.

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.

July 6, 2018

Play High-flying Ninja Sim ‘Sairento VR’ on Rift for Free This Weekend

Mixed Realms is bringing its action-packed cyber ninja simulator Sairento VR (2018) to Rift users for free this weekend, which includes a campaign mode and online multiplayer for up to four other players in PvP and PvE modes.

Now out of early access, Sairento VR was recently revealed to be in the top 24 best-selling VR games on Steam of 2018 (so far). There’s reason: high-flying ninja power fantasies galore.

With the ability to fly high into the air, executing quadruple jumps, wall runs, power slides, and back flips, you rip through enemies with katanas, guns, bows, throwing glaives, shurikens, and kunais—everything the aspiring ninja may need with its nearly 20 weapons at your disposal.

The free weekend for Rift users is already in effect, and continues through Monday, July 9th at 3:00 AM ET (local time here). Check out the game here.

Oculus has been holding free weekends for select multiplayer games for some time now, and it’s a great way to pack the servers with fresh players so you can see a multiplayer game at its best. These tend to coincide with sales to entice permanent ownership of the game; Sairento VR is now 20% off, knocked down from $30 to $24 for the duration of the free weekend.

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March 30, 2018

‘Sairento Reborn’ Aims to Springboard off ‘Sairento’ Success, Support VR & PC

Indie VR developer Mixed Realms, creators of badass VR ninja simulator, Sairento, announced this week plans for their next chapter, coming in the form of Sairento Reborn. Described as “bigger and better,” Sairento Reborn hopes to open up the title, allowing cooperative hack & slash fun for both VR and PC players.

Speaking this week at the HTC’s Vive X demo day in San Francisco, Singapore-based indie studio Mixed Realms said that their first title, Sairento, has turned a significant profit, to the tune of a claimed “3,000% ROI” on an initial development fund of $30,000 (which would work out to $900,000); the developers tell us they’ve sold about 40,000 units so far.

Sairento, which plays like a mashup between Raw Data (2017) and Superhot VR (2017), offers players the chance to become an agile super-ninja, wielding swords, guns, bows, and more. The game has been released across all major VR platforms (Steam, Oculus, and Viveport), and holds respectable ratings across the board. The title began its life in Early Access on Steam in late 2016 and claimed its full launch in February, 2018.

Aiming to springboard off of their initial success, developer Mixed Realms said during the Vive X event that they’re planning to raise $3 million for the production of the next chapter, Sairento Reborn. From the description offered by the developers, the new title sounds more like a reboot, with a much larger scope than the original, and one major goal being to open the door to PC players as well as VR players, allowing both to play with and against each other.

The plan, the developers say, is to offer the same kind of first-person action as the original, for VR players, while PC players will play the game in third person. The studio plans to balance each side fairly, but uniquely. Mixed Realms says they plan to sell Sairento Reborn at a lower price than the original, but will monetize further with subscription and microtransaction options—they pointed to Overwatch (2016) as a game successfully monetizing with this model.

As one reason why they want to open the game to PC players, Mixed Realms pointed toward VRChat’s viral outbreak—no doubt owed to its accessibility by both VR and PC players—which has secured the game a spot among Steam’s top 100 games by concurrent player count.

During the event Mixed Realms also affirmed plans plan to bring the original Sairento to PSVR, and expect it to hit the platform in 2018.

Update (3/30/18): An earlier version of this article mistakenly transposed some digits and stated that Sairento had earned $9,000,000 in revenue instead of $900,000; this has been fixed accordingly.

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February 6, 2018

‘Sairento VR’ Exits Steam Early Access Today, Launches on Oculus Home

Sairento VR (2018), a VR ninja action game from indie developer Mixed Realms, ended its year-long stint in Steam Early Access today. The game, which features both single player and multiplayer modes, also launched on Oculus Home today.

Sairento VR launches out of Early Access with a new single player campaign mode that lets you hone your slow-motion, high-flying ninja moves as you shoot pistols and physically hack away with your katanas at the game’s ‘cyber ninja’ enemies. The game also includes a single player arcade mode, multiplayer co-op and PvP mode.

One of the most attractive bits about the game is its unique locomotion system, which is best described as a ‘point-and-click’ system that lets you quickly bound through the air with the ability to triple jump and wall-run your way to almost any target, making for fast-paced action across a relatively large map. From what we’ve played in Early Access, it proves to be a really interesting mash-up of Raw Data (2017) and Superhot VR (2017).

Releasing the news on the game’s Steam page, the developers say that despite exiting Early Access, there’s still a few things to be done.

As many of you have rightly pointed out, an exit from EA is just a technicality. It does not mean that we will be washing our hands off it from now on. While it does mean that we believe all the elements required to make a full game are in place, we still want to continue ironing out the remaining imperfections. We also want to add more content periodically to reward our fans’ loyalty and support for a while more.

Our only regret is that we cannot make the Campaign mode as robust as we would like it to be due to a lack of resources, although we really did try our very best.

Yet, despite its flaws, we think that Sairento is a game that we can all be proud of. And by we, we mean you and us. Sairento VR is a result of the cumulative efforts of both your constructive feedback and our hard work. Without you, Sairento won’t exist in its current form and we want to salute you for that. As such, we have dedicated the About page in the game to you. This page is about you and not about us. Please check it out.

Sairento VR is currently on sale for $25.50 on Humble Store, a 15% reduction from its normal $30 price tag. You can also purchase direct from Steam (Vive & Rift) or from Oculus Home (Rift).

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February 5, 2018

Review: Sairento VR

It’s usually the case that prior to Christmas all the major videogames come out to see players through the festive period, like Fallout 4 VR, with January tending to see a lull in big name releases. This can be a good time for smaller indie developers to launch their projects, especially if they’ve been garnering support and building a community through initiatives like Steam Early Access. This is what Mixed Realms has gone for with its first-person shooter (FPS) Sairento VR. Obviously that’s no guarantee of success, to help that along the studio needs to have made a solid experience and Sairento VR does just that.

While Sairento VR maybe an FPS, at its core this is a ninja videogame for HTC Vive (reviewed) and Oculus Rift. If you enjoyed titles like Shinobi or Ninja Gaiden but wanted the experience to be even more immersive then Sairento VR is going to be right up your street.

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All ninjas need to be athletic, fast and highly manoeuvrable, able to seemingly defy gravity with their wall runs whilst taking out enemies with a well-placed shuriken. Yet, to create a virtual reality (VR) experience where you can do this and more may seem complete folly, inducing nausea in players almost instantly. Well whatever magical powers Mixed Realms has used has worked, because not only can you wall run, double jump, and hop around a level like human sized bouncy ball, you’ll enjoy every minute being a master assassin.

Sairento VR employs teleportation as its main source of movement and through it you unlock a bevy of additional mechanics to utilise as the situation is needed. So a short teleport will result in a dash – great for slicing straight into enemies – whilst moving a greater distance will make you leap where you can then add in a secondary jump to a higher ledge or a quick wall run. Time everything right along with liberal use of the slow-motion button and cutting down groups of enemies becomes child’s play with the assortment of weaponry you have to hand.

Talking of the armory. Going into battle you’ll find yourself equipped with dual pistols, two Katana blades as well as a sub-machine gun just in case. All of which is easy to access from either your hips, shoulders or back respectively. As you progress through the videogame you’ll unlock more guns and upgrades to change your strategy and preferences, with shotguns, rifles and more all becoming available.

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And that’s one thing Sairento VR has in droves, options, options, and more options. The main settings menu lets you alter all sorts, from how the guns reload to whether one of the control pads gives you free locomotion. Then there are the Skills, upgrades that enhance your character with more health, greater damage and additional jumps and so on. There’s such a wealth of extras that it can be almost dizzying, yet it’s certainly a welcome sight to see.

Then there are the gameplay modes, with a standard story-driven campaign, individual missions where you can select what type of change awaits and a multiplayer to add some friends into the mix. All of which should provide hours and hours worth of gameplay.

It’s not all perfect however. While there’s plenty of variety in some parts of the title it’s lacking in others. Enemies do tend to come in a few core flavours which are then repeated over and over again, making it easy to learn their patterns and moves. The AI does suffer from that age old videogame mechanic of seeing you and rushing straight forward, so with the movement options available getting out the way isn’t too difficult at all. The same can be said for the environments as well, endless futuristic cityscapes that at points barely differ from one another.

In the end though it all comes down to how much time and enjoyment you’ll get out of Sairento VR and rest assured it’ll be plenty. If Mixed Realms hadn’t managed to nail down the movement system then Sairento VR could’ve been just another FPS with a myriad of options. Instead, Sairento VR is one of the best free flowing combat titles available for VR headsets, showcasing how far development of VR locomotion has come.

80%

Awesome

Verdict

January 12, 2018

Ninja-Hit Sairento VR: Vollversion auf Steam verzögert sich

Unter den Top-Hits des vergangenen Jahres auf Steam tauchte auch der Ninja-Titel Sairento VR auf, der sich seit Dezember 2016 im Early Access befindet. Für Fans des Ninja-Spiels gibt es jetzt schlechte und gute Nachrichten. Die schlechte: Die Veröffentlichung der Vollversion verschiebt sich auf den 6. Februar 2018, wie die Entwickler jetzt mitteilen. Aber es gibt auch gute Neuigkeiten.

Sairento VR für HTC Vive und Oculus Rift im Februar

Der Action-Titel Sairento VR lässt einen nicht nur in die Haut eines Ninja schlüpfen, sondern mischt dazu Gameplay-Elemente aus Raw Data und Slow-Motions wie bei Matrix oder SUPERHOT VR. Etwas länger gedulden als erhofft müssen sich Fans des Cyber-Ninja-Gemetzels auf den Full-Release. Ursprünglich wollten die Entwickler schon Ende letzten Jahres ihr Spiel vollendet haben. Der nächste Termin stand dann am 19. Januar 2018, dieser verschiebt sich nun auf den 6. Februar 2018. Auf der To-Do-Liste stehen Fehlerbehebungen und Verbesserungen, vor allem wollen die Entwickler die Gegner-AI aufmotzen.

Aber es gibt auch gute Nachrichten zu Sairento VR. Die Entwickler veröffentlichten zwei neue Anleitungen. Das Quickstart-PDF nimmt Neueinsteiger an die Hand, während eine Reihe von Guides erfahrenere Spieler mit Informationen über Waffen, Feinde, Skills und andere Themen füttern. Am 19. Januar 2018 soll statt des Full-Release ein Zwischen-Update erscheinen, das eine Menge Bugs fixt, mehr Aufnahmefunktionen bietet und variablere Level zeigt. Zudem will man den Kalibrations-Prozess verbessern, die Steuerung mit Touch Controllern erweitern und die Stealth-AI optimieren. Sairento VR lässt sich derzeit über Steam für die Oculus Rift und HTC Vive für 28 Euro erwerben. Nach dem Full-Release wollen die Entwickler auch Oculus Home mit einer Version beglücken.

(Quelle: Ankündigung auf Steam)

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January 11, 2018

You’ll Have to Wait to Become a Ninja Warrior as Sairento VR Launch Delayed

There’s been plenty of forward looking tech announced this week thanks to CES 2018 but little in the way of videogames. One title Oculus Rift and HTC Vive users might have been looking forward to next week was first-person shooter (FPS) Sairento VR by Mixed Realms. Today however, the studio has confirmed a launch delay, pushing the release into next month.

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In a statement on Sairento VR’s Steam page the developer said: “We are very very very very sorry but we have decided to push back the exit from Early Access until 6 February 2018 and with it the Campaign Mode for the following reasons.

– We want to improve the game even more
– There are still some bugs left to catch
– We want to make the AI smarter

“In short, we could bring the game out of EA with the faults we are seeing, or we could give it a little bit more time and give you a much better game.

“This also impacts our launch on Oculus Home which may come a little later as we need to spend more time testing the game on the platform.”

It’s quite common for developers to push back a release to fine tune things – you wouldn’t want to purchase a broken videogame now would you? – but it does mean gamers will have to wait a few more weeks.

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There is a golden nugget of news however. On 19th January – the original launch date – Mixed Realms will be pushing out a new update for early access players which will include the following:

– Tons of bug fixes
– More level variety
– More recording options
– More improvements to stealth AI
– Mirroring a third person view to the screen
– Better calibration process
– Improved Touch control integration and support (you can now toggle sticky grip and grip to hold)

Sairento VR will now leave Steam Early Access on 6th February 2018. Check out VRFocus‘ preview to see what the videogame is all about. For any further updates keep reading VRFocus.

January 2, 2018

Valve veröffentlicht VR Top Seller auf Steam 2017

Aus und vorbei, das Jahr 2017 ist ein für allemal Vergangenheit. Valve veröffentlicht erstmals die Topseller an VR-Titeln im letzten Jahr. Eingeteilt hat der Steam-Store-Betreiber die Titel in die Kategorien Platin, Gold, Silber und Bronze. Die Sortierung nimmt Valve zwar nach Bruttoumsätzen vor. Eine genaue Aufschlüsselung, wie hoch diese sind, gibt das Unternehmen allerdings nicht preis.

Top Seller auf Steam im Jahr 2017: (fast) die üblichen Verdächtigen

Wer die Listen durchgeht, entdeckt hauptsächlich die üblichen Top-Hits: SUPERHOT VR darf nicht fehlen, ebenso wenig die Klassiker Job Simulator, Arizona Sunshine, Audioshield und Googles Tilt Brush. In die Platin-Kategorie und damit die höchste Stufe hat es aber auch das Gladiatoren-Gemetzel Gorn geschafft, als Neuveröffentlichung kann sich das Open-World-Rollenspiel Fallout 4 VR einen Platz an der Spitze angeln. Die vielleicht größte Überraschung ist aber die Top-Platzierung des Indie-Titels Hot Dogs, Horseshoes & Handgrenades, der vor allem mit einer riesigen Waffenauswahl glänzen kann. Der im April 2016 veröffentlichte Titel befindet sich nach wie vor im Early Access – ursprünglich sollte er längst als Full Release erhältlich sein, zu Weihnachten erschien allerdings das bislang letzte und fünfzigste Update des fleißigen Entwicklers.

In die Gold-Kategorie hat es Doom VFR geschafft. Angesichts des großen Namens und des Hypes um die Bethesda-Entwicklung eher enttäuschend, zumal Doom VFR für PC-Brillen lediglich bei Steam verfügbar ist. Abseits der bekannten Titel hat es Sairento VR geschafft, Käufer anzuziehen. Im asiatischen Indie-Titel schlüpft man in die Rolle eines Cyber-Ninjas und metzelt mit Katanas und anderen Waffen die Gegner nieder – teilweise in Bullet Time, was für ein Matrix- oder SUPERHOT-Feeling sorgt. Noch befindet sich Sairento im Early Access, allerdings hat das Entwickler-Studio aus Singapur den Full Realse für den 19. Januar 2018 angekündigt.

Weniger überraschend kommt die Nominierung von Pavlov VR: Der Multiplayer-Shooter im Counter-Strike-Stil erhielt besipielsweise im letzten Jahr dank Fan-Unterstützung eine klassische GoldenEye-007-Map. In die Silber-Kategorie haben es noch mehr kleine Titel geschafft, aber auch das recht frisch erschienene AAA-Spiel L.A. Noire. Für U-Boot-Freunde ist sicherlich IronWolf VR ein Tipp. Die Simulation lässt sich auch im Co-op zocken. Sämtliche Verkaufshits 2017 auf Steam findet ihr in einer großen Übersicht auf dieser Seite.

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