Dead Effect 2 VR

It's just old good DE2 but in VR, really fun after all these years for me to replay it again. Of course the port has some issues, i have gotten a few bugs that forced me to restart mission/map because either i killed boss too quickly in DLC mission or sometimes in biohazard mode last zombie clips in wall and you are unable to kill it. Perfomance also is not really good considering its 2017 game. 5090 reaches close to 80-90% gpu load sometimes on some maps to keep 90fps with everything at ultra settings and native resolution from Quest 3 running through virtual desktop, tried playing via cable but result was exactly the same. But either way the issues i mentioned above, didnt stop me from enjoying this version just like i was enjoying non VR version years ago.

no idea why it has a very positive reviews ... for me its the worst vr game ever ... and thats bcz of the gameplay am using quest 3 and what i noticed in this game is everything is wrong ... the movement ,, the aim AND OMG THE AIM ,,, the acting ,,, the monsters . all of those are -6/10 but still ... i must say that the game have a lot of mods to play ... options and content as well .... but hell no for everything else

Dude, I don't know how this game isn't more popular. Super fun gameplay, tons of guns to find and upgrade, and overall just a lot of content, not to mention it's all multiplayer capable. The graphics are a bit dated and the gunplay is a little basic, but by no means do those take away from the overall experience much. I frequently find myself going back to this game and having a blast, even in 2026.

Dead Effect 2 VR takes the familiar idea of being trapped aboard a spacecraft overrun by horrifying creatures and turns it into a surprisingly substantial virtual-reality action RPG. Developed by BadFly Interactive, a.s. and published by App Holdings, the game aims for something considerably larger than a simple VR shooting experience. Its combination of first-person combat, horror atmosphere, character development, equipment collecting, special abilities, and cooperative play gives it the structure of a traditional action game while taking advantage of the immersion offered by virtual reality. The adventure unfolds aboard a massive colony vessel that has become an extremely dangerous place to explore. Its corridors, laboratories, industrial sections, technological facilities, and other enclosed areas establish an appropriately oppressive science-fiction atmosphere. Darkness and confined spaces make encounters more threatening because enemies can appear at uncomfortable distances, and VR naturally increases the tension of physically looking around corners or entering poorly illuminated rooms. The horror elements are effective, although the experience gradually becomes more action-…

I had a lot of fun playing this game. It's older, and feels like the old track pad games with bumpy movement that almost looks like stuttering. But the game is very fun if you can ignore that. Kind of felt like Doom mixed with Borderlands. The game works very well as a VR game. I didn't play MP, but the single player is good enough on it's own. Lots of weapons to play around with. The missions can be played over and over and have side objectives to complete that you might have missed the first time around. I think the game is still worth it in 2026.

Yes, but know what you're getting into. Firstly, its not something like Dead Space (Though clearly inspired by) where you kind of move from one cohesive area to the next area with Drop In/Out Coop that 3 had, it plays more like a Hub Mission game. You have a main base of operation decorated with your allies who each serve a purpose (Gun Shop, Armor Shop, Exposition Bot, etc) and each NPC has their own little personality and its all voice acted well enough, though sometimes I wish I could just mute the MC because I do not like the words coming out of my mouth. From this main hub, you select a mission from the Ship Menu, with I think 6 Different Mission types (Biohazard, Survival, etc) and Difficulty tiers, or a Main Story Mission if you're progressing that. Its a Loot grinder type game as far as endgame goes, but also a horde shooter with some fun enemy types to battle. Now there is some roughness with the area. Its one of those games where you'll notice repeated rooms (Hallways mostly) here and there if you're paying attention. Feels like it was made by a small studio, but one that wanted to make a good game with the resources they had. You can see the corners cut but th…