Armor Clash VR

This game has great potential to be an awesome C&C style game. At the moment It feels bare bones. Standard units, sound, layout, graphics. Nothing major. Lots of things can/must be added. Rotating camera angles. Both hand controls usable. Upgrade in graphics and sound. just hope the developer hasn't given up on it. I agree with some others that it should still be in an Early Access stage though. But as it stands, it's worth a blast.

This game need a lot of improvments but right now its playable and enjoyable spicially if you are C&C fan since this game reminds you a lot with that masterpiece. Pros: - You actauuly fell you are playing C&C on VR. - 10 map which is more than enough for 5$ game. Cons: - There are some issue with VR camera, not sure if its a fog layer or menu layer but sometime there is a layer of translucent plan overlap your camera vision which is really annoying. - Even though the controller is easy but this game need tutorial badly i mean you cant tell what to do till you spend 10 min. after 10 min you are good to go but a lot of people don't like to wast 10 min testing their controller. - First mission should always be very easy but i lost 2 game and i won on 3rd try, thats not cool. no one like to lose his first game. and someone one of my game i restarted the map since the vehicles and the solders got stuck behind the building and i couldnt move them to the front side which i built even though the building place was green. seems the nav-mesh got blocked so eaither the dev need to extend the green-zone so the vehicles and the solders won't get stuck like that. - Enemy attack range is very …

[h1] Experienced on the Oculus Rift with Touch Controllers [/h1] So I got this 25% off on the Steam Summer sale and it's not bad. It's not great, but it's not bad. I lost my first battle. I started on easy and put it for 12 minutes in the default location. I didn't know what was going on. There were like no instruction on what to do or what you should be doing. I happened to click on the bulldozer and started to build a factory that made materials. From there, I started building other bases, factories, garrisons, etc. What I didn't realize until after several minutes, is that you have to click on what you want produced on some of these buildings being created. So I started making tanks and helicopters. I was in the process of building a new building when suddenly we were under siege. I have no idea where these guys showed up and didn't even know you could attack or be attacked while you're still building up your forces. So of course, I got caught naked and pretty much all my building were destroyed within a matter of a few minutes. My few vehicles were no match to counterattack the enemy. On my second playthrough, I wised up and started building right away. I directed what un…

Small armies, fast battles. It's an easy game to throw in and have some quick fun for 12 mns.

Armor Clash VR approaches real-time strategy from an unusual perspective by placing the commander directly above a miniature three-dimensional battlefield in virtual reality. Developed and published by Windforce, it combines familiar RTS ideas such as constructing a base, deploying military units, managing forces, and attacking enemy positions with the physical presence offered by VR. Rather than aiming for the complexity of a large-scale strategy simulator, it focuses on relatively quick and accessible battles where players can immediately appreciate the novelty of directing armored warfare from a virtual command position. The strongest aspect of the experience is how naturally the overhead RTS perspective translates into VR. Instead of viewing the battlefield through a conventional monitor, the player can look across the combat zone and interact with units using tracked motion controllers. There is a satisfying tabletop quality to observing tanks and other vehicles moving beneath you while issuing commands from above. The control system is intentionally straightforward, helping reduce the learning barrier that could otherwise make a VR strategy game unnecessarily cumbersome. Ba…

Pretty basic for an RTS. Not recommended.