OctoRaid VR

[h1]Experienced on the Meta Quest 2[/h1] [u]This is a neutral recommendation.[/u] I am unable to play online with friends because I don't have gaming friends. There are no bots, so you do need to have at least 1 online friend to play with, but I'm sure 4 friends would be ideal in a gaming party situation. The good news is that only the VR player needs to the buy the game, the rest can join via PC friend pass or through online mobile app. As the VR player, you are the Giant Octo (octopus) and you swing your tentacles around to move, pick up objects & throw them, and you have a special ability vomit as well, along with several power-ups available (health, shields, other special abilities). The hunters will run around and try to gang up on you. The graphics are cute. There is no smooth or snap turning though. You have to turn in real life. I was only able to do the tutorial and join a match, but with nobody to play with, there wasn't much for me to do. Like I said, I didn't really get to play the game, so I can't really say how fun the actual matches are. It seems to be fairly priced though so if you have gaming friends who are okay joining from PC or mobile for free, this may a …

OctoRaid VR is an Early Access Paid Cross-Platform-Based Asymmetric PvP VR Party Game. It worked on my Index and HTC Vive and Meta Quest 3 via Steam Link system, looked ok, played ok, sounded ok, was understandable. You can download a free game to Windows PCs in local LAN that let you play the Hunter part of this game. The controls in the lobby are rather clunky. Maybe buy, if you are looking for local LAN multiplayer games. I got a free key for this from the Steam Curator program. [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/23133713-VIVE-VR/]ViVE VR curator group[/url]

Total time played = about 50 minutes. I use Air Link to play on my Quest 2, and ran the game through Oculus because it skips out a step. Unfortunately that cuts out some of the playtime through Steam. In any case, the game is pretty fun if you're into this sort of thing. You'll get to move around as a giant octopus and grab other players to drown them or launch them into walls and such. It certainly seemed more entertaining for my girlfriend who was playing the little dude running around trying to kill me. Your reach as the octopus is a bit small, and can take a little while to get used to having an arm span that's a bit shorter than you'd expect. Lots of things you can pick up and use, but most of those things are going to make sense for the other players. In the end, it's a fun experience that makes for a good party like game with friends.

Pretty sure it's depreciated. And no local multiplayer

If you're looking for a game like this, this one is pretty polished. Unfortunately I can't play the game because I don't really have friends who would play something like this. But if you need a game like this that's multiplayer vs. PC this one seems pretty good.