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  [This unedited press release is made available courtesy of Gamasutra and its partnership with notable game PR-related resource Games Press.] CHORZOW, POLAND - May 6th 2021 - Polish developer Carbon Studio is proud to present a brand new Oculus Quest gameplay trailer of their critically acclaimed VR action-adventure spellcasting game The Wizards - Dark Times, now available to all Oculus Quest and Oculus Quest 2 users for $24.99, with Oculus Store cross-buy enabled. The developers also rece...

Polish developer Zen Apps Studio revealed its low-poly, WWII shooter Days of Heroes: D-Day last month, set to offer a single-player campaign based on one of the most decisive events of the war. Today, the team has announced that the PC VR is due to arrive in a couple of weeks. Days of Heroes: D-Day‘s campaign will be split in two, where you can take on the role of an airborne division jumper descending into enemy territory or a soldier disembarking onto Omaha Beach on D-Day. From there you�...

  [This unedited press release is made available courtesy of Gamasutra and its partnership with notable game PR-related resource Games Press.] Days of Heroes: D-Day is revealed! Don your VR goggles, take on the role of an Allied soldier, land on the Normandy coast, and change the tides of war. From the perspective of an airborne division jumper and an infantry soldier, experience the largest landing operation in martial history regarding the forces and means used. Days of Heroes: D-Day FOR ...

Share There are plenty of virtual reality (VR) military shooters to choose from, whether you prefer a more online-focused experience like Onwardor the more campaign centric Medal of Honor: Above and Beyond. Today, Polish developer Zen Apps Studio has announced its addition to this genre, Days of Heroes: D-Day. As the name indicates, Days of Heroes: D-Day is set during that pivotal military operation during WWII when Allied forces stormed the Normandy coast. In this single-player experience,...

Ghostrunner is the latest addition to the pantheon. First released in October for Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC — and just last month for the Nintendo Switch — Ghostrunner is a first-person platforming game with a heavy emphasis on wallrunning, ziplining, and sword-slicing. You play as the titular Ghostrunner, a cybernetic android (I think?) with the singular goal of releasing a sumptuously baritone artificial intelligence from its digital prison. I say “I think” not because I wasn�...