One of my favourite VR games ever.
The attention to details on the weapons is fantastic, things other games wouldn't bother to worry about this game prides itself on showing "yeah we know this obscure firearm has this tiny operational quirk and we're gonna let you mess with it".
There's great variety, early 20th century guns, TF2 inspired weapons, modern guns with rail systems, obscure guns you'd only see on Forgotten Weapons, rocket launchers etc.
It doesn't strictly adhere to reality however, yes you can stack several M203s onto each rail of a HK416. Yes, you can put four 2x magnifiers onto a Glock with an extended rail.
The developers also account for accessibility, allowing you to choose either a more realistic reload system that requires precision to load mags, or a more simplified system that lets you throw mags in the general area of the gun to automatically reload. On the ranges, you can use a floating table which you can adjust. You have several points on your "rig" to attach weapons and ammo to, and you can enable a feature that makes them snap into place if you drop them. You can even change things like the gravity. All very thoughtful.
I only wish this game had more modes to use these weapons in, it excels at being a range shooter but anything involving enemies is messy and doesn't play particularly well.
The attention to details on the weapons is fantastic, things other games wouldn't bother to worry about this game prides itself on showing "yeah we know this obscure firearm has this tiny operational quirk and we're gonna let you mess with it".
There's great variety, early 20th century guns, TF2 inspired weapons, modern guns with rail systems, obscure guns you'd only see on Forgotten Weapons, rocket launchers etc.
It doesn't strictly adhere to reality however, yes you can stack several M203s onto each rail of a HK416. Yes, you can put four 2x magnifiers onto a Glock with an extended rail.
The developers also account for accessibility, allowing you to choose either a more realistic reload system that requires precision to load mags, or a more simplified system that lets you throw mags in the general area of the gun to automatically reload. On the ranges, you can use a floating table which you can adjust. You have several points on your "rig" to attach weapons and ammo to, and you can enable a feature that makes them snap into place if you drop them. You can even change things like the gravity. All very thoughtful.
I only wish this game had more modes to use these weapons in, it excels at being a range shooter but anything involving enemies is messy and doesn't play particularly well.