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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’ll have to fight through heavy defences and destabilize the enemy troops at night.
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, you play one of the soldiers among the invading forces, choosing to be part of the airborne divisio...