The Last Operator
Mean Mutt Interactive · 2018 · Action, Free to Play, VR
PC
Mixed65% · 20 📉 Recent reviews down 56%
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About The Last Operator
This isn't a story about the hero saving the day. The bad guys already won. This is about justice.
Return to the classic tactical shooter in VR
Game Modes:
Game features
VR Options
Background:
A lethal virus decimated the world's population over 3 years ago.
It's apparent that Monolioth Corp was behind the spread of the disease, but because of the disorder left from the billions of lives lost, governments and law enforcement are focusing on keeping order and supporting infrastructure instead of tracking down those responsible.
The World Justice Organization has plans to use their limited resources to prove that Monolith was responsible and rally the international community to bring them down.
Monolith's motives are unclear, but the series of events behind their plan will slowly come together.
You are a PRO, a Primary Retrieval Operator, who will use your set of unique skills to infiltrate the areas of operation, locate the evidence and return it to be processed.
Standing between you and your objectives is the MSF, Monolith Security Forces, whose sole purpose is to protect the interests of Monolith.
It's time for the world to see what they did and how they did it.
Libera iustitia. Gear up, PRO, and move out.
Return to the classic tactical shooter in VR
Game Modes:
- Tutorial - Learn the game's controls and features
- Campaign - Play through the story mode's 11 missions to acquire evidence against Monolith
- VIP Hunt - Return to the scene to eliminate MSF VIPs
Game features
- Singleplayer VR with tactical gameplay which requires planned approaches and accuracy.
- Objective based missions with randomized objective locations each playthrough to encourage replayability.
- VIP Hunt missions with dynamic patrol route for VIP to encourage new search areas each playthrough
- Receive orders at the start of your mission, choose weapons, attachments, get mission map and it is up to you how to achieve your task.
- Open maps allow you to make your way through the level based on your preferred approach.
- Modern weaponry - An assortment of Assault Rifles, SMG's, Pistols, Shield
- Manual reloading
- Selectable fire modes (single, auto, burst) depending on weapon.
- Attachments - Magnification scopes, Red Dot, Holo, Laser sights, and Offset rail mount. - Limited ammo means you gear up at mission start and must be resourceful until you come across a weapon stash in the field.
- Unlock missions as you play through the Campaign. Missions are available for replay any time after they are unlocked.
- VIP missions are unlocked after the associated Campaign mission is completed.
- Unlockables from completing missions:
- Unlock main weapons and sidearms.
- Unlock attachments.
- Unlock vest and glove color varieties for your uniform. - 4 Enemy difficulty settings for a variety of experience levels.
- Main Menu area with Mission selection, post mission debriefing, and an indoor target range for testing unlocked weapons.
- Tutorial level provides a description of game features, an outdoor shooting range, and a mini mission for each of the game modes (campaign and VIP Hunt) to get familiar with the game mechanics.
VR Options
- Left/Right Handed option:
- Choose dominant hand for weapons and control of movement - Movement (Locomotion) Options:
- Default - Smooth Locomotion(traditional FPS/trackpad/stick) + Teleport(on menu button)
- Optional - Snap Turn added to dominant hand + Smooth Locomotion(for front-facing setups)
- Optional - Smooth Turn added to dominant hand + Smooth Locomotion(for front-facing setups, and those with iron stomachs)
- Optional - Teleport Only with ability to change facing direction using trackpad/stick(best for motion sensitive) - Hold/Click to Grab option
Background:
A lethal virus decimated the world's population over 3 years ago.
It's apparent that Monolioth Corp was behind the spread of the disease, but because of the disorder left from the billions of lives lost, governments and law enforcement are focusing on keeping order and supporting infrastructure instead of tracking down those responsible.
The World Justice Organization has plans to use their limited resources to prove that Monolith was responsible and rally the international community to bring them down.
Monolith's motives are unclear, but the series of events behind their plan will slowly come together.
You are a PRO, a Primary Retrieval Operator, who will use your set of unique skills to infiltrate the areas of operation, locate the evidence and return it to be processed.
Standing between you and your objectives is the MSF, Monolith Security Forces, whose sole purpose is to protect the interests of Monolith.
It's time for the world to see what they did and how they did it.
Libera iustitia. Gear up, PRO, and move out.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Please PLEASE hear me out before spending 15$ The game is not really that fun, at first I really wanted it, then I got really dissapointed here is why - All you do is walk around and find people - Before you find them they find you and u die instantly - my rule of a dollar an hour was completely ♥♥♥♥ on considering i played for 40 minutes and almost fell asleep4 found this helpful
It's basically Delta Force in VR. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gU0aorX3KEs3 found this helpful
It's not there yet, not by a long shot. But you can definitely see what it could become. I wanted to like this game so much, at times it feels like a horrible mess and the next moment you get this intense 90's classic tactical shooter vibe like you get from games like Delta Force or Ghost Recon. Most of the missions are very lack luster but there are two or three that i really like "Airfield" comes to mind first and foremost. The new update already made the game a lot more playable but it's still very rough. Fixing the movement needs to be top priority, changing hold to sprint to click and fixing the collision bugs pertaining to the player rigidbody getting stuck on terrain should be next in line on the dev's list. Also a few of the maps have huge performance issues and dip below 60 FPS throughout the entire mission. It's very simple at the moment but i'm recommending this game if you like the old 90's tactical shooters and can see past the bugs and it's current overall state. Keep going dev, improve on what you have and smooth out the rough edges.3 found this helpful
Not exactly a high-quality VR shooter but a unique one that i really enjoyed. Game has 11 missions that take about 10-20 mins to complete each where you are dropped into a large open map where you must use your tablet as a map to find certain mission objects like keys or folders and bring that item to the end point (Usually the place you started) to complete the mission. The items you need to collect have RNG and will spawn in different possible areas so the missions are never the same each time. The AI is pretty basic with enemies having what feels like a cone-based field of view that tightens the longer your in front of them. The longer they are looking at you or the closer you are the more accurate the enemies are and you will die within 2 shots without using bandages. The AI is not very smart as I learned that the riot shield is the best weapon as the AI can’t kill you if you back into a corner and let them walk up to you. There are about 7 or so primary weapons plus a shield and then suppressed versions of those weapons (same goes for handguns). All guns in the game sadly feel very similar especially from the reused audio. If the guns are unique in some manner its not…2 found this helpful
It's a very bad game. I couldn't turn and the reloading is very bad. I thought it was a good game but instead i got something that is not worth any penny that I paid. It's garbage.
While shallow in the its execution, this game delivers on the promise of medium-ranged gun battles with a satisfying but clumsy mission loop. There's a good amount of level variety, but the game really does feel best when played from 50~ yards out plinking heads. Later missions in tight spaces feel awkward, and the enemy placement gets a little extreme towards the final few levels. This game probably won't entertain you for 15 hours unless you're really into it, but I'm happy with my purchase. If H3VR's Take and Hold Mode is a little too close-quarters for you, buy this game.
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