OVRLRD

OVRLRD

OVRLRD · September 9, 2024 · Simulation, VR, Mechs, Singleplayer, Moddable

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OVRLRD price by region

OVRLRD costs $14.49 in Georgia (USD), £24.99 in the United Kingdom, €26.99 in Europe (EUR), A$28.95 in Australia, $29.99 in the United States, R$33.99 in Brazil, CA$35.99 in Canada, NZ$42.49 in New Zealand and zł109.99 in Poland right now.

Cheapest OVRLRD offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
Georgia (USD) $14.49 $14.49 — 1
United Kingdom £24.99 £24.99 — 1
Europe (EUR) €26.99 €26.99 — 1
Australia A$28.95 A$28.95 — 1
United Statesyour region $29.99 $29.99 — 1
Brazil R$33.99 R$33.99 — 1
Canada CA$35.99 CA$35.99 — 1
New Zealand NZ$42.49 NZ$42.49 — 1
Poland zł109.99 zł109.99 — 1

Each row is a real price from that region's own stores, not a currency conversion, so the figures are not directly comparable. Switch regions in the header to shop the one you buy in.

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About OVRLRD

✦ AI summary

OVRLRD is a true mech simulator that puts you in a fully-simulated cockpit where you manipulate physical controls to dominate massive outdoor battlefields while managing complex systems like temperature and targeting. It combines a sci-fi campaign written by a published author with a powerful mission editor, infinite skirmish replayability, native VR support, and destructible environments that track every bit of havoc you wreak.

OVRLRD is a true mech simulator inspired by the classics, with a voice-acted single-player campaign, fully-featured mission editor, and native built-in VR support.Influenced by games like Steel Battalion, VTOL VR and MechWarrior 3, OVRLRD puts you in a fully-simulated cockpit, controlling a complex war machine. Use your mouse, keyboard, HOTAS or VR controllers to manipulate physical buttons, switches, levers, throttles, joysticks and more.

Combined arms

Stomp tanks, blast infantry, strafe other mechs in close quarters, snipe the legs off your foes at mid-range, or rain artillery down on enemy bases from miles away. An OVRLRD operator is expected to dominate the battlefield in every role.

Single-player first

Embark on an intriguing single-player campaign written by a published sci-fi author, following in the large mechanical footsteps of the classics. You'll run routine patrols, long-range combat engagements, low-profile reconnaissance missions and more.

Infinite replayability

Stomp through the campaign, then meet your match in multiple skirmish game modes where the battlefield is different each time, but full of smashable buildings and forests you can raze to the ground.Not interested in mission generators? Get the human touch with freely shareable custom missions.

Fully-featured mission editor

You heard me. The tools I use to make the campaign are at your fingertips. Use the powerful, intuitive mission editor to sculpt terrain, build cities, assemble armies and design missions with fully operational narrative flows. Triggers, scripted events, AI behaviours and more are in your toolbox, and you can share it all for free on the Steam Workshop!

More than fighting

An OVRLRD platform is a collection of dangerous systems working in tandem, and one mistake can spell disaster. An OVRLRD operator must maintain combat effectiveness while managing system temperature and coolant levels, sensor capabilities, targeting systems, drone optics and leg stability - as well as compensating for damaged or lost subsystems. Watch your step!

Ruin the battlefield

OVRLRD's custom environment system tracks the havoc you wreak across the world. Use your fifty-foot war machine to smash down buildings, scar the countryside with craters and scorchmarks, track enemy mechs by their footprints and level everything when your reactor detonates.

Deal in miles, not feet

No more cramped caves, fenced-off quarries or conveniently small arenas. You'll operate in massive outdoor environments at milsim-scale. Burn through forested hills, snipe from treacherous mountaintops, and carve paths through windswept grasslands with simulated rain, lightning, wildfires and dust storms.

VR comfort settings

Problems with motion sickness? Have a certain way you like to play? OVRLRD comes with a large and growing list of VR comfort settings, from blocking out peripheral cockpit windows and reducing visual noise to disabling aim kick and cockpit tilting. Accessibility requests are taken seriously and I want to ensure that everyone who wants to can play OVRLRD.

OVRLRD — game info

Platforms
Windows
Steam Deck
Playable
Player modes
Single-player
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

✦ AI summary

OVRLRD is a VR mech simulator with an excellent cockpit interface featuring detailed button systems and separate torso/leg controls that players find deeply satisfying, though it suffers from performance issues, crashes, limited mech variety, and a campaign criticized for poor dialogue and lackluster AI. Players appreciate the solid VR implementation and flatscreen/HOTAS support, comparing it favorably to flight sims like VTOL VR, though opinions diverge sharply on the single-player campaign content itself.

Not recommended Aug 17, 2026
Pride flag livery, brain dead AI, only 4 mechs, larp heavy linear campaign filled with the usual cringe dialogue, generally lackluster outside of having a decently simulated clickable cockpit. not what i was expecting
8 found this helpful
Recommended Aug 24, 2026
Ignore the low hours right now, I've been playing the demo all week and only just got paid. Girls, gays, them's and theydies - It's Mech-TOL VR. It's buttons and systems and targeting pods and ballistics and lasers and lighting a forest on fire and burning your own guys as a result. It's got a pride livery unmodded and runs WELL in VR on a f#%king laptop. Not only that, it's got flatscreen and HOTAS/HOSAS support. You don't even need VR. The solo dev Nigel - He's adding red faction style building destruction as we speak. This is one of those hidden gems you'll see blow up in six months when some big milsim youtuber covers it - but right now it's one dev, a silly bunch of nerds in the discord, and a love of mech go stompy. If you love mechs that punch - UNDERDOGS. For stompy mechs - it's OVALRD. These are the two best mech games i've ever played.
5 found this helpful
Recommended Sep 30, 2026
I only played some early tutorials, and I still feel I got my money's worth. Basically flight simulator for people who prefer mechs over planes. The feeling of clicking all the switches, configuring your monitors, pushing the buttons, controlling the torso and legs of your mecha separately, the various cameras to control your weapons, it's all just "chef kiss", and perfect for VR. Frame rate's a little low for the level of graphics we're dealing with, even on a beefy computer, regardless of graphic options, hopefully that improves, but its serviceable enough.
1 found this helpful
Recommended Aug 21, 2026
I've only played so little so far, it crashes constantly, the text is a little hard to read and yet it is a game I've been wanting to play since I saw footage of Steel Battalion online. A dedicated simulator for mech combat in VR. I do have criticisms but they are outweighed by the potential this game as a realistic Mech pilot simulator. Cant wait to see where this goes, good luck dev(s)
1 found this helpful
Recommended Oct 7, 2026
im too lazy to write an actual review but it's pretty cool
Recommended Aug 17, 2026
vtol vr style cockpit but on a mech instead of a plane is an awesome concept and is very fun in vr, cant wait to see how things progress

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