Double VR Shooting and Cardio Workout
If you want a quick VR shooter that’s also a cardio workout then Beat Saber is the game for you. It’s a rave-dance music rhythm movement VR lightsaber workout.
Contractors is a Multiplayer VR shooter Double VR Shooting for the Quest 2 that’s often called the Call of Duty of VR. It’s fast and has lots of enemy variety.
Ghosts of Tabor
This game is a post-apocalyptic extraction based VR FPS PVP and PVE survival game inspired by Escape from Tarkov, DayZ, and Arma. Explore vast maps alone or with friends, and survive by scavenging weapons and ammunition, food, water, medicine and other supplies to bring back to your personal bunker. Face off against human and AI-controlled enemies in both PVP and PVE encounters.
The latest update to Ghosts of Tabor brings a host of improvements, the most notable addition being a new Ammo Pouch that allows players to load shotgun shells directly into their weapon instead of having to remove it from their backpack and then individually load each shell into the gun one by one. Another welcome change is the rework of how healing works. Instead of just a health bar that shows you how much damage you’ve taken, the system now also tracks your blood levels and requires bandages to heal, similar to the way that your character takes damage in real life.
Other notable changes include the ability to grab other player’s guns out of their hands, as well as a new throwing system that adds a significant amount of weight to objects like grenades. Finally, a new tutorial map has been added to give players the opportunity to practice their skills and get familiar with the layout before diving into raids.
Into the Radius
Into the Radius is an Eastern European post-apocalyptic survival shooter with a twist that translates well in VR. It’s a tense and immersive experience that doesn’t hold your hand, letting you loose in the Pechorsk zone with deadly anomalies and otherworldly entities.
The Pechorsk event was a mysterious catastrophe that altered reality in the quiet Soviet mining town. Locals describe a short earthquake that caused dust to cover everything and lowered visibility to near zero. But that’s not all: mysterious creatures roam the area, transforming people into dangerous monsters. Your goal is to investigate the zone and scavenge for items in order to survive.
Into the Radius offers players a bleak and surreal post-apocalyptic 3player VR Shooting setting with dynamic day and night cycles. Players can explore a wide variety of terrain including swamps, forests and industrial buildings. Realistic weapon handling and a moody atmosphere help to get the adrenaline pumping while exploring this dangerous zone.
The game features a backpack that allows players to store weapons and other items in the same way that they would be carried around. This adds a degree of realism to the gameplay, making it feel more natural than most virtual reality games that only offer a virtual backpack. However, the system sometimes has issues with precision and can cause physics glitches that break immersion.
Onward
Whether or not you consider Onward to be one of Pixar’s best films, it is still an endearing and heartfelt story. It will have you in tears towards the end and leave you with a smile on your face. Its characters are very likable and they all have their own unique personalities. It also has a lot of family humor that will make it enjoyable for everyone in the audience.
Directed by Dan Scanlon and produced by Kori Rae, the team behind Monsters University, Onward stars Tom Holland and Chris Pratt as two teenage elf brothers who embark on an extraordinary quest to discover if there’s any magic left in their world. The film opens in theaters on March 6th.
This movie has received a positive reception from critics and audiences alike. On Rotten Tomatoes, the film has an 88% approval rating based on 334 reviews, with an average score of 7.20/10. It’s a crowd-pleasing and surprisingly moving adventure that proves once again that Pixar is the master of animated cinema.
The film is a fantasy that takes place in a suburban world of elf-like creatures, feral unicorns that eat trash like raccoons, and dragons that are pets for a millennia-old manticore (played by Octavia Spencer) who runs a Medieval Times-meets-Chuck E. Cheese novelty restaurant. It’s a sweet, optimistic reminder that magic isn’t dead after all and we can all use a little more of it in our lives.