Out of Ammo is an intense VR Tower Defense / FPS hybrid strategy game that will have you constructing defenses, calling in artillery, issuing orders, and taking direct control of your soldiers in order to survive a relentless enemy onslaught.
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Out of Ammo is an intense VR Tower Defense / FPS hybrid strategy game that puts you in the commander's seat against wave after wave of enemy soldiers.
Built exclusively for room-scale VR, the game allows you to move around the battlefield to build defenses and issue orders. You can even directly possess your units to engage the enemy, making use of cover and preparing your magazines carefully so you don't.... run Out of Ammo!
Eight unique campaign missions to test your skill
Three unique FPS challenge missions
Cooperative Multiplayer for up to four players
Ability to directly posses and control soldiers
Construct unique tower defenses such as machine gun nests and sniper towers
Issue orders to your soldiers to call in airstrikes and gunships
Different kinds of soldiers each with special abilities
Operate mounted machine guns, grenades, flares, and more
Important: Requires room-scale.
You must have a Valve Index, HTC Vive or an Oculus Rift with Touch Controllers.
Out of Ammo has been designed exclusively around room-scale. Possessing your units allows you to utilize the full capability and power of the positional tracking; take cover behind sandbags, lean over a tower railing, or duck behind your sandbags and grab a grenade to throw as a last resort!
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 49 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
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Reviews
its pretty fun
it good
i need more bullets
Great for a game under $10. Has some bugs, can't easily grab the radio. Needs a feature to be able to identify unit types better. I don't give thumbs up though for bug related issues. Especially for games that have been out for this long.
Ehhh... Out of many older vr games, this one got a shorter end of the stick due to relying on gunplay for it's main sell; something which was inevitably going to advance in quality and complexity over time. I wouldn't waste your breath with this nowadays. 5/10
This game is a tad clunky but is fun for what it is: a 2016 VR game that needs work. Unfortunately even though its been out for 8 years, it still isn't "done" so maybe consider that before buying. Despite that I enjoyed all the time playing it so I will recommend so long as you know there is a limited game here
tower defence
tyn
macht bock nur das mit der Munition holen das klappt nicht immer ganz bei mir aber sonst ein echt gutes spiel
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