Sure thing, let’s dive into this wild ride of… VR gaming and mechs. Buckle up!
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So, there’s this game. Grit and Valor – 1949. Ever heard of it? Yeah, me neither until about five minutes ago. But here’s the scoop: it’s going VR soon. Like, whoa, right? We’ll get to mess around with it on Quest, PSVR 2, and SteamVR headsets. I can almost smell the VR fun—or is that just my burnt toast?
It hit PCs earlier this year, and you know, you get to control this super cool squadron. Think tiny mechs—like those machines that are so tiny, yet so mighty, you almost hesitate to call ’em tiny. And here’s the kicker: you’re out to take down the Evil Axis forces (cue dramatic music), liberating Europe from mechanized nasties. Sound epic? Well, maybe. Or maybe I just like the word “mechanized.”
Anyway, imagine picking your mech style, pilots, and then pimping out these mechs like it’s robot MTV Cribs. Cockpits, legs, weapons. You name it. Feels like playing dress-up, but for war machines.
So, Milky Tea Studios put this baby together. But guess what—they’re not flying solo in bringing it to VR land. They’ve teamed up with this veteran XR gang, nDreams. Now that’s a name! They’re bringing all the VR magic, like some digital sorcerers. And you’re in the driver’s seat. Moving mechs, choosing upgrades. It’s hands-on, or, well, headset-on?
Mark your calendars! August 21st, if my memory (or lack thereof) serves correct, is the day. It’s rolling onto the Horizon Store for Quest 2 (and more), PlayStation Store for PS5 and PSVR 2, and even Steam’s getting a lil’ VR upgrade love. Kind of like when you finally get a phone that doesn’t glitch every two seconds.
I guess that’s the lowdown. Or maybe just the down low. Whatever. Keep your VR goggles ready or, you know, just… don’t? Your call.
