The multiplayer game lays out new details and what’s to come in a roadmap. According to the roadmap, two-handed aiming, manual reloading, and private lobbies are coming sometime in the future.
Larcenauts is set to release later this year for PC VR and Oculus Quest.
Against is a rhythm combat game set in the 1930s with a noir vibe. You must duck, block, dodge, dodge and weave your way around enemies incoming attacks while shooting back yourself.
Against is set to release later in 2021 for PC VR.
Somewhat similar to Rocksmith, Unplugged is about learning guitar, but of course, this is in VR. This game uses hand tracking on the Oculus Quest and other hand-tracked supported headsets, which means you’ll just be rocking out with a proper air guitar.
The first song was confirmed for the game: The Offspring’s ‘The Kids Aren’t Alright.’
Sam & Max are back, but this time it’s in virtual reality. The gameplay trailer showed off a test of sorts you’ll go through as Sam and Max test your abilities.
A new trailer for I Expect You To Die 2 gave us the most in-depth look at the game yet, as well as the confirmation that it’s coming to Oculus headsets, Steam VR and PSVR later this year.
Developer Secret Location announced that their latest project is Nerf Ultimate Championship. We didn’t much more, other than it’s a competitive multiplayer shooter with Nerf guns.
Nerf Ultimate Championship is launching on Oculus Quest in 2022.
The co-op town-building game A Township Tale is coming to Oculus Quest on July 15th. However, there won’t be cross-play between Quest and PC VR players.
That’s everything from the Upload VR Showcase. You can watch the event in full below.
[He/Him] Dylan Blight is the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Explosion Network, an independent Australian publication covering video games, film, television and pop culture.
Since founding Explosion Network in 2017, Dylan has written and produced reviews, news, interviews, features and podcasts across the entertainment industry, while overseeing the publication's editorial direction and content.
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