Warriors Of Titus

*Updated Review as of 9/27/22* v2.12.9 There's no longer VR Moba competition. Most devs have bowed out or shifted course to a new genre. It's unclear if VR Moba fps games will ever take off. They didn't do so hot on flatscreen either. But here we are, with Warriors of Titus (used to be called Dead Shot Heroes), the last game standing. Updates since the previous review: -New maps -New Heroes -New abilities -New mechanics -Coop Challenges -Modifiers to make your own custom modes I am thankful that I got to play this game at its peak with some crazy tournament play in captain's mode. It truly helped show off that this game can hold up on that kind of level. Is the game too complex for most VR users new to try this out? Maybe. The genre itself is one of the more complex genres and adding VR on top of that isn't making anything easier. Does that stop it from being fun? Of course not if you're willing to take the time to learn a character that interest you. At this point if you're somehow...

A 1st person VR MOBA. -There's nothing else out there like it -Built for VR but works without too -Constant developer updates -Can practice with bots -A lot of fun with friends

Played this on Occulus origionally, but went and got the steam version. This game is very young, but it plays well, and has a small but very friendly community, Definetely hop in the discord to help find games, but beyond that, its worth the purchase. Plays a bit different to other mobas, but familiar enough to be a unique take on the genre, and can be played with desktop controls if you are on the fence about a 20-25 minute VR game. (which is comfortable for me, but not for every user)

I love this game. It's the right mix of fast paced shoot em up action and strategy to give it a lot of replayability. It's a 3 vs 3 moba style game with your choice of about a dozen different heroes to play, each with their own unique abilities. Winning a match is a little bit more complicated than just shooting straight--there are enough gameplay elements that just out shooting the other guy isn't always enough. I would highly recommenced playing the "guided match" when you start. It's not some boring tutorial--it dumps you right into a match, but there are gameplay tips that pop up as they become relevant and there's enough complexity to the game that if you skip it, you might find yourself losing a lot for reasons you don't understand. It's easy to get the hang of though and you'll be kicking ass in no time. The best indie release I've seen on Steam so far. Highly recommended.