Honor and Duty: D-Day

I had a few issues getting the game to start, after selecting multiplayer and Public match the screen would go black, but exiting Steam VR fixed the issue. I then had issues where I'd get a message that the VR Headset needed to be re-calibrated (holding B on the left-hand index controller fixed that issue). The lead dev was able to assist me with my issues on the Discord Server (how many other games do the devs jump in to help you out or offer to do a special build to troubleshoot your issues) so I was able to get in and actually play. My time is limited with two little ones so I don't have the ability to game as much as I used to. I enjoyed what I was able to play even though I was pretty terrible at it. I think I got one kill and died nearly two dozen times. I didn't notice movement issues and it was pretty intuitive to get around. I'm fairly new to VR (just got my headset a couple of weeks ago and have really only been able to play for a couple of hours total). While I would get moments of disorientation from other games I didn't really notice it with this one. I don't know what others are talking about with it being janky or having tons of issues, but my guess is they'…

An extremely fun shooter offering 32 player lobbies! Yes the game population is a little slow at times but Ive been able to play 10 vs 10 rounds for a few hours on thursday evenings and on most sundays. This title offers full crossplay with the PSVR version of the game as well! In H&D D Day you will get to experience large scale maps with capture the point, death match, free for all, and battle royale style game modes. Try out tons of WW2 themed weapons and drive in tanks or jeeps to defeat the enemy. 1 small glitch the music on the menu would begin slowing down and sounding a little weird but went away after joining a lobby, and the sun had 2 sun beams in the sky which looked a bit weird through the lenses but it never distracted me or got me killed in any way. I would suggest this game if you like a nice carefree VR versus title, remember to hop on thursday evening and sundays!

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Honor and Duty: D-Day, developed and published by Strange Games Studios, is an indie multiplayer first-person shooter centered on World War II combat, with a particular emphasis on large-scale online battles inspired by the D-Day invasion. Rather than positioning itself as a cinematic, story-driven war experience, the game focuses almost entirely on competitive multiplayer, offering various modes that revolve around infantry firefights, objective control, and vehicular warfare. It aims to provide accessible, arcade-style WWII action while supporting both traditional screen-based play and virtual reality platforms. The foundation of Honor and Duty: D-Day lies in its class-based multiplayer system. Players select from different combat roles and equip period-appropriate weapons, including bolt-action rifles, machine guns, rocket launchers, and flamethrowers. Each class contributes to team-based objectives, particularly in modes such as Domination or Team Deathmatch. Vehicles like tanks and jeeps add an additional layer of scale to matches, allowing players to shift from infantry skirmishes to armored combat. When lobbies are populated, the interplay between ground troops and vehicles…

single player is bad. theres like 2 levels. no people online.

Don't bother. Pavlov has mods that use Poly graphics that play way better. Max players online playing this game is 5 (all-time). Too much feels broken to recommend it.