VR0GU3is a VR sci-fi shooter with rogue-like influences for the HTC Vive. You have just 15 minutes to make your way through the spacestation and make your escape. Can you get out in time?
is a virtual reality sci-fi shooter with rogue-like influences for the HTC Vive.
You have completed your infiltration mission. You now have just 15 minutes to make your way through the corridors of the labyrinthine spacestation to the 5th Floor and steal a fighter.
Along the way, you’ll find ammo, medical packs, and weapon upgrade kits for enhancing your handgun, as well as information access panels from which valuable intel can be extracted using your omni-tools (Vive controllers).
Each floor of the station is random,as are the spawn locationsof all enemies, which means every play-throughwill be different.
Every kill, each intel access point and each floor you complete grants your character experience points (XP), which will enable you to level up as you progress through a game. Be aware, though, that your enemies level up with youas you amass XP for a high score, you also make the game that much more challenging for yourself.
The Early Access release of VR0GU3 is intended to help us gather community feedback on all aspects of the game. We invite our players to share their feedback in our Steam forums where all may contribute freely to the discussion. Jump in and contribute your ideas today!
VR0GU3 utilizes a touchpad walking-style of movement (e.g. ONWARD). This method of VR locomotion can bring on simulator sickness if you are sensitive to it. If so, the good news is that you
harden yourself to simulator sickness in the same way sailors get their sea-legsbut hardening to simulator sickness can take a while and is not a particularly nice experience. For this reason, we do not recommend that players who are sensitive to simulator sickness buy our game we don’t think those players will enjoy it very much.
Depending on community reaction, we
introduce other locomotion systems, like teleportation, at a later date, but we have no plans to implement these at this time given the potential impact on the game’s pacing and challenge it would be difficult if not impossible to ensure a level playing field for the Leaderboards.
Having said that, we will be constantly engaging with our player community, and specifically keeping a eye on how players react to touchpad walking that’s pretty much what Early Access is all about.

VR0GU3is a VR sci-fi shooter with rogue-like influences for the HTC Vive. You have just 15 minutes to make your way through the spacestation and make your escape. Can you get out in time?
is a virtual reality sci-fi shooter with rogue-like influences for the HTC Vive.
You have completed your infiltration mission. You now have just 15 minutes to make your way through the corridors of the labyrinthine spacestation to the 5th Floor and steal a fighter.
Along the way, you’ll find ammo, medical packs, and weapon upgrade kits for enhancing your handgun, as well as information access panels from which valuable intel can be extracted using your omni-tools (Vive controllers).
Each floor of the station is random,as are the spawn locationsof all enemies, which means every play-throughwill be different.
Every kill, each intel access point and each floor you complete grants your character experience points (XP), which will enable you to level up as you progress through a game. Be aware, though, that your enemies level up with youas you amass XP for a high score, you also make the game that much more challenging for yourself.
The Early Access release of VR0GU3 is intended to help us gather community feedback on all aspects of the game. We invite our players to share their feedback in our Steam forums where all may contribute freely to the discussion. Jump in and contribute your ideas today!
VR0GU3 utilizes a touchpad walking-style of movement (e.g. ONWARD). This method of VR locomotion can bring on simulator sickness if you are sensitive to it. If so, the good news is that you
harden yourself to simulator sickness in the same way sailors get their sea-legsbut hardening to simulator sickness can take a while and is not a particularly nice experience. For this reason, we do not recommend that players who are sensitive to simulator sickness buy our game we don’t think those players will enjoy it very much.
Depending on community reaction, we
introduce other locomotion systems, like teleportation, at a later date, but we have no plans to implement these at this time given the potential impact on the game’s pacing and challenge it would be difficult if not impossible to ensure a level playing field for the Leaderboards.
Having said that, we will be constantly engaging with our player community, and specifically keeping a eye on how players react to touchpad walking that’s pretty much what Early Access is all about.