Lazerbait

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Still a very fun game 10 years later. And free! I plan to spend more time working my way up the difficulty :) As other reviews have said, I get to live my Ender's Game fantasy now.

Somehow it makes tiny colored triangles and balls stressful. 10/10 recommend, it's simple and straightforward without bells and whistles. Don't need to move around the room, can sit down and just move your hands to navigate through the map. It's strangely compelling and next thing you know your headset is dead and it's been an hour.

Lazerbait is a virtual reality strategy title created by Taylor Stapleton that focuses on large-scale fleet warfare while stripping real-time strategy gameplay down to its most essential ideas. Rather than building an experience around extensive economic systems or complicated unit management, the game centers itself around territorial expansion, battlefield awareness, and rapid decision-making. The result is a streamlined strategy experience that remains easy to understand while still offering enough tactical depth to keep players invested over multiple sessions. Set across minimalist space battlefields, Lazerbait places players in command of planetary expansion efforts where victory depends on controlling territory and overwhelming rival forces. Each captured planet continuously strengthens military production, creating a cycle where expansion directly fuels future opportunities. Success comes from balancing offensive momentum with defensive awareness while constantly evaluating where resources and fleets should be deployed. The gameplay structure embraces simplicity immediately. Instead of overwhelming players with complex menus or dozens of resource types, the game introduces…

Very fun strategy game. Took me a second to figure out how the controls work, but it works very well for what it is.

It needs multiplayer