The VR Game Launch Roundup: Miniature Marvels

Pixel Ripped 1995

There’s never a dull moment in the world of virtual reality (VR) and next weeks list of titles is proof of that. As VRFocus likes to do every Friday, here are five videogames set to release in the coming days.

Megalith

Megalith – Disruptive Games

An online PvP which originally launched for PlayStation VR in 2019, Megalith puts you in control of giant titans. In teams of two, the aim is to not only defeat other titans but also command minions to attack opponents defences, helping them by destroying walls and towers in the way.

Final Assault – Phaser Lock Interactive

Final Assault is a tabletop style RTS set during WWII where players can select from six divisions to take into battle, each with its own specialised ground and aerial units. Offering single-player and multiplayer options, looking over the battlefield players can quickly drop troops down to take or defend positions with the end goal being to destroy the enemy base.

  • Supported platforms: PlayStation VR
  • Launch date: 12th May
Final Assault

Pixel Ripped 1995 – ARVORE

Pixel Ripped 1995 is a love letter to old-school gaming, set during an era when videogames were moving from 16-bit sprites into 32-bit 3D titles. Mixing together various genres from the 1990s including action RPGs, brawlers, platformers, space shooters, and racing games, the gameplay offers an eclectic retro mix.

  • Supported platforms: PlayStation VR
  • Launch date: 12th May (Americas only)

Mini Motor Racing X – The Binary Mill

A tiny racer franchise offering both single-player and online multiplayer modes (supporting up to four players), Mini Motor Racing X features over 50 courses to master with multiple day, night and weather variants, loads of extra cars to unlock and upgrade and more.

Mini Motor Racing X

Zen Universe – ZenART

An early access app where you can explore highly-detail realistic 3D environments and legendary places of myth. Virtual guides help you learn about a location’s history.

  • Supported platforms: Oculus Rift
  • Launch date: 13th May

Zen Universe Is A Hyper-Realistic VR Tourism App Coming This Month To PC VR

Virtual reality is a great platform for video games and staying active without leaving the house, but it also has immense potential for virtual tourism and that’s where Zen Universe hopes to plan its flag.

Some of the most amazing and most breathtaking moments I’ve had in VR are a result of high-resolution 360 photos, videos, or super-realistic 3D interactive content. Rather than just being a collection of static 360 photos or videos without depth, these are actual environments you can walk around created in Unreal Engine and many of them are based on actual real world locations.

“Whether it’s the most famous landmarks you’ve never dreamt of visiting or places of fiction you’ve always dreamt of going to, the power of virtual reality will take you there.” reads the Steam Early Acces page. “Our state-of-the-art technology raises the industry bar in realism, entertainment, and interactivity. Explore the many worlds of ZenArt VR to marvel, relax, learn or play.”

While you’re exploring worlds the virtual guides help and guide you as your explore and each world even has a fully realized day & night cycle with shifting lighting.

The Early Access launch will include two of the four planned locations: Tales of the Rocks, which is an ancient forest and Olympus: Home of the Gods. If you get it in Early Access, you’ll get the next two destinations for free when it fully releases. It’s planned to be in Early Access until fall 2020. When it fully releases, the price will double.

According to the Steam page, VR support is only currently officially available for Oculus Rift headsets. Zen Universe releases May 13th, 2020. Let us know what you think down in the comments below!

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