
A dystopian future. An authoritarian regime. A tale of violence, intrigue, and hope. Swing from towering skyscrapers and battle deadly enemies as you fight to free your city from the evil that consumes it. With a kinetic swinging system, intense gunplay, and an immersive story campaign.
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A dystopian future. An authoritarian regime. A tale of violence, intrigue, and hope. Swing from towering skyscrapers and battle deadly enemies as you fight to free your city from the evil that consumes it. Will you bow to the forces of oppression? Or will you have the strength to Resist?
A single-player action RPG designed exclusively for VR, the critically acclaimed Resist has finally made its way to Steam, with overhauled graphics and gameplay tweaks designed to take full advantage of the power of the PC. With a kinetic swinging system, intense combat, and a fully immersive story, Resist is the VR experience you’ve been waiting for.

Swing through the streets and climb to dazzling heights as you explore the city of Concord and uncover its secrets
Join Sam Finch, the newest member of the Resistance, as she fights to free her city from the grip of the sinister Astra Corporation
Pillage data facilities, capture surveillance drones, and fight enemy hordes as you aid the colourful characters of the Resistance
Hotwire Astra propaganda billboards to increase your reputation and win the public to your side
Level up and enhance your weapons and core abilities, or unlock powerful new ones, like grapple boost, scan pulse, and super jump
A full graphical overhaul with improved shaders and lighting, all new post-processing and FX, and enhanced textures and models means the game looks and plays better than ever before
Compete in Crypto’s skill challenges and prove your swing prowess to your friends, or to the entire world
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Languages: English*, Simplified Chinese, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Thai, Traditional Chinese, Portuguese - Brazil*languages with full audio support
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Reviews
esta bueno si puedes aguantar el mareo por movimiento
Игра классная,но немного оптимизация хромает на максимальном разрешении,хоть пк у меня мощный на 9070xt и 7800x3d. Предлагаю добавить в игру сальто вперед и назад в полете,тебя должно будет вращать,когда ты направляешь стик или взгляд вперед или назад,чтобы хоть что-то можно было делать в полете ,как в человеке пауке игре. Я думаю,что это будет реально классно
Manoman, was für ein Game. Einmal Spiderman sein. Echt Krass in VR. Mega Cool. Absolute Empfehlung.
“If Spider Man, Tron, Guns, and VR all met and made a game. It would be this. This game is amazing.” I genuinely did not expect to get this hooked. I bought Resist yesterday thinking “yeah this looks cool,” and then suddenly it was 2AM and I had 10 hours in it. This game has that dangerous “one more mission” energy where you keep telling yourself you’ll stop after the next upgrade and then WHOOPS you’re flying through neon skyscrapers blasting drones like you’re in some lost PS3-era cyberpunk fever dream. The movement is absolutely the star of the show. Swinging around the city feels ridiculous in the best way possible. It nails that perfect VR balance where it feels fast as hell without completely liquefying your stomach. Once it clicks, you stop “playing controls” and start MOVING. You’ll launch yourself off buildings, chain swings together, wall-run into a boost, then somehow headshot a robot midair while synth music pumps in your ears like you’re the main character of a canceled cult-classic sci-fi anime from 2009. The world also has this really cool dystopian Tron-meets-Resistance vibe. Giant corporations, glowing cityscapes, drones everywhere, people fighting back — it’s cheesy in the exact correct amount. Like if someone put Mirror’s Edge, Spider-Man, and an old-school arcade shooter into a blender and then injected it directly into a VR headset. Combat is chaotic but satisfying. At first you kinda flail around like a confused TF2 Scout main who drank six energy drinks, but eventually everything flows together. Swing, shoot, boost, dodge, repeat. You stop thinking and start improvising. That’s when the game becomes incredible. Also, massive respect to the devs because this thing runs surprisingly well considering how insane the movement gets. VR games live or die by “does this make me want to throw up,” and this somehow manages to feel smooth while still being absurdly fast. Honestly, this feels like one of those VR games people are gonna randomly rediscover in 5 years and go “WAIT THIS WAS SICK.” Absolute hidden gem energy. If you own a VR headset and like movement shooters even remotely, play it. Your legs may not move, but your brain will think you just did parkour for three straight hours.
Absolute garbage, half the time it launches upside down and then even when it does launch 'properly' it doesn't let you move or do literally anything! Did I mention the menu button is also the same as the meta menu button, so you can't go into the options unless you go to the oculus menu, then exit that, then go to options EVERY TIME. Trash. Refunding.
It's like Cyberpunk Spider-Man with guns. Nice immersive gameplay. Good voice acting that adds to the game progression.
I didn't expect this one to be as good as it was. The way the graphics look gives off an impression of one of those cheap nomad vr games, and granted the appearance doesn't get much better, but man this really exceeded my expectations. The story is really endearing and fun, the gameplay is innovative and easy to pick up, and the many minigames keep the experience fresh throughout it's playtime. The only issues I have are that the voice acting could use a bit more emotion; some scenes feel a bit empty or underexaggerated; and that the requirement to complete 50% of the minigames before playing the final mission kinda drags the pacing towards the end. Otherwise, definitely up there in terms of VR games out there, would totally recommend trying it out if you like movement shooters.
Agent Venom VR; Swing through a city and fight giant robots. Really fun, inventive gameplay. VR needs more superhero type stuff for real.
slow start but so worth it. spiderman with guns
Perfect when you've got a craving to swing through a city like spiderman or work on your VR marksmanship skills. A little buggy but nothing breaking. A nice list of achievements to work through.
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