This Ain’t no Picnic as Sneaky Bears Hits Oculus Rift

It seems like only yesterday – because it was – that VRFocus reported on WarDucks announcing the PlayStation VR launch date for its teddy bear inspired first-person shooter (FPS) Sneaky Bears. That occurred today, additionally, the title has released on Oculus Rift.

Sneaky Bears storyline revolves Frank, an evil mastermind – who happens to be a teddy bear –  who takes over a toy factory, creating an army of dangerous teddies with the aim of taking over the world. So it’s up to players to take down these deranged menaces and free some Panda hostages in the process.

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Originally launching on Samsung Gear VR last week, Sneaky Bears has been given the upgrade treatment for Oculus Rift.

“It’s actually a very different from the Gear VR game,” said WarDucks CEO Nikki Lannen on the Oculus blog. “We totally redesigned and rebuilt it. We realized from the mobile VR version that people liked the concept, so we decided to go much bigger and better with that original idea.”

Sneaky Bears has three game modes to play through (Fire, Bomb and Survival), each one with different bears to kill and a variety of weapons such as a toy gun, shotgun, water gun, and freeze gun. Complete five rounds in each mode to unlock a boss level.

So Sneaky Bears is now available for PlayStation VR and Oculus Rift. There’s still a HTC Vive version to come with a release date to be announced.

For the latest updates from WarDucks, keep reading VRFocus.

Stop the Rise of the Evil Teddies When Sneaky Bears Appears on PlayStation VR This Week

Last week VRFocus reported on WarDucks announcing the release of its third virtual reality (VR) title for Samsung Gear VR, Sneaky Bears. Today the studio has revealed the not so cuddly teddy bears are coming to PlayStation VR this week, with Oculus Rift and HTC Vive versions in the pipeline.

WarDucks’ first release on console and desktop VR platforms, Sneaky Bears features Frank, a twisted Teddy Bear Mastermind, who has taken over a toy factory and created an army of evil teddy bears to help with his quest to take over the world. Frank is sarcastic and ruthless, making his army of teddy bear minions in his own image.

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In this first-person shooter (FPS) players have three game modes to complete (Fire, Bomb and Survival), each one with different bears to kill and a variety of weapons such as a toy gun, shotgun, water gun, and freeze gun. Complete five rounds in each mode to unlock a boss level.

“We are all very excited about this release”, said Nikki Lannen, WarDucks founder and CEO in a statement. “The team had worked tirelessly and the result, Sneaky Bears, is a nice tribute to the 80’s alongside being a fun and entertaining title. We’re thrilled to finally be able to share it.

“This game will make you jump, laugh, and even potentially cry. Most folks are unable to put it down. It’s a great game for all ages and a super spectator game!”

Sneaky Bears will launch on PlayStation VR in the US on 29th of August and in Europe on 31st of August at a $19.99 USD/£19.99 GBP price point. As for the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive versions, WarDucks has yet to confirm a release date.

For the latest updates from WarDucks, keep reading VRFocus.

Less Teddy Bear Picnic Than Teddy Bear Murder Spree

Teddy Bears are beloved childhood companions to many of us, so the idea of them turning evil and murderous is fairly horrific for those who have shared a bed with what you assume to be an innocent plush animal. With the release of developer WarDucks Studios new title, Sneaky Bears VR, you may not be so keen to cuddle your favourite childhood toy.

An evil teddy bear named Frank has taken over an abandoned toy factory and is plotting mayhem and world domination like a cross between Ernst Stavro Blofeld and Lots-O Huggin’ Bear from Toy Story 3. The player is tasked with following Frank around the toy factory, uncovering his sinister schemes to unleash an army of evil toys upon the world and stop him using whatever means possible.

Sneak Bears VR is available now for Samsung Gear VR and Google Cardboard, where it costs £1.69 (GBP). The Samsung Gear VR version is controlled with touchpad. The developer us also planning to launch an expanded version for the PlayStation VR at some point after the 28th August, 2017. A price point for the PlayStation VR version has not been confirmed, nor has the control method.

WarDucks are also planning on releasing the title on HTC Vive and Oculus Rift, which will most likely be a port of the expanded PlayStation VR version.

You can watch the trailers for the Mobile VR version and the PlayStation VR version of Sneaky Bears VR below.

VRFocus will continue to report on new and upcoming VR titles.