SUPERHOT is pretty cool normally, but it feels, ironically, turbocharged in VR. So when you physically duck a bullet that projectile will shift from creeping forward to picking up pace. The game takes SUPERHOT's core mechanic of time only really moving when you move and brings it into the virtual reality world. If you've ever imagined what it must be like to be a polygonal hitman traversing a series of stark environments, then SUPERHOT VR might be perfect for you. So what are you waiting for?īuy Population:One for Meta Quest now from the Quest Store (opens in new tab) On top of tight controls, immersive environments and a fun gameplay loop, developer BigBox VR is constantly rolling out live events to keep the game feeling fresh. It’s impressive to see a game of this scale and design run so smoothly on the Quest 2’s mobile chip. The whole system is a unique addition that breathes new life into the battle royale genre.
From a higher position, you can use a wingsuit to fly into battles or quickly traverse the map. This makes for intense firefights as teams scramble for the high ground advantage. However, Population:One's exclusive vertical combat system is the true star of the show.Įvery surface you see is climbable. There's a wide variety of guns to use and structures to build. You and two teammates will be dropped into a hostile environment to scavenge for weapons and supplies in order to be the last group standing. I'm speaking at a very high level here because you end up doing far too many tasks to list in a review.Despite its flamboyant style, Meta's exclusive VR Battle Royale game Population:One is too innovative to be dismissed as a simple Fortnite clone. Tasks include rotating buildings, searching for objects, throwing stuff at targets, and leading characters to certain points. Also, some characters repeat lines way too often which gets annoying fast.The gameplay merely involves you standing in a central spot as the Ghost Giant then you interact with your surroundings in order to move on to the next scene. The voice acting is mostly superb although some voices seem out of place like one character whose southern accent stands out like a sore thumb. As you progress, you'll come across many charming characters and they reminded me of the animals in the Animal Crossing universe although looking at them in VR makes them much more adorable. You play as this ghost and after the little guy gets used to you, you help him perform tasks that would be much more difficult if he attempted them by himself.
Anyway, he soon sees a giant ghost emerge which he is initially afraid of.
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