Containment Initiative 2

Really surprisingly good. Quite satisfying and stressfull in equal measures.

Not sure if i would pay the full 15, but at the sale price point? easily best VR game I've ever played under 10$. -all the guns sound great, realistic in the sense that zombies drop to one headshot, and its right in-between being easy and challenging so you can play for longer sessions without getting bored. Also, the asymmetrical co-op is super cool, me and my friends can enjoy a game at the same time now without one person just sitting watching the screen while the other enjoys VR. -The only thing i don't like is the maps feel really small, even just making a few buildings/rooms accessible would make a HUGE difference. and a small pet peeve, i think the story could be slightly more in depth but it is pretty good as it sits. (im used to super expensive games with massive studios so i have no idea the path this game is gonna take) but i think in the future it would be cool to have a full VR body or option, and adding a option for graphics. Not the slightest bit of knowledge on how hard or easy those are, but for now- amazing game

Can't recommend this game enough. Absolute gem. Best feature is the 2 player local.

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Works on Reverb G2. Disclaimer: I've received this game for free via Curator Connect. Containment Initiative 2 feels way too basic and outdated for a modern sequel of 8 years old game. Local multiplayer is always a nice feature though. It is a zombie survival VR game that has like 5% of TWD:S&S's content, features and quality. Gunhandling is weak by modern day standards: there are no virtual stock for two-handed weapons and no separation between buttons for grabbing the gun and reloading. Enemies are mostly helpless slow zombies with poor animations and basic damage system. Scavenging is just picking up glowing trash littered all over half empty environments, nothing like satisfying rummaging through containers in TWD:S&S. The campaign consists of ~6 very short main missions and 2 horribly boring wave shooter levels. The whole game could have been finished in an hour, but mandatory grind to unlock quest items slows it down. The worst part of this is requirement to destroy 25 drones to unlock the final mission: they only spawn on two levels once every few minutes. That grind bored me to death midway through, and I gave up. Playing in local coop was slightly more enjoyable, but …

Fun game with great weapon handling and the coop mode is pretty neat. Too short but worth the price.