StyM
10-28-2016, 07:02 AM
http://www.tomshardware.com/news/arizona-sunshine-vr-game-trailer,32937.html
We first tried Vertigo Games' VR zombie shooter, Arizona Sunshine, at the Steam VR Developer Showcase in January. Since then, we?ve been anxiously waiting for the zombie apocalypse. (Editor's note: I'm firmly against any and all zombie apocalypses.) For most of the year, Vertigo Games remained silent about the development progress of Arizona Sunshine, but the company recently ramped up its efforts to spread the word about the upcoming VR zombie game.
Vertigo Games started sending regular newsletters to its mailing list over the summer, which include details about the game?s weapons, monsters, and environments. The developer regularly treats its fans to new screenshots and tidbits of information, but the developer upped the ante with its latest update. Arizona Sunshine is set to release before the end of the year (a closed beta is imminent), and Vertigo Games wants you to know exactly what you?ll be getting yourself into before you jump into the game. The company launched a new trailer for the game that highlights the horrors that await you, but it's not your typical game trailer.
Virtual reality is hard to convey to people who have never experienced a virtual world before, but even after you have tried VR, it?s often hard to understand what a VR game will be like from screenshots or a 2D video of the gameplay. Vertigo Games tried out a new concept for the Arizona Sunshine Apocalypse trailer that helps sell the experience. If you have a Rift or Vive HMD, you can experience the trailer in VR.
We first tried Vertigo Games' VR zombie shooter, Arizona Sunshine, at the Steam VR Developer Showcase in January. Since then, we?ve been anxiously waiting for the zombie apocalypse. (Editor's note: I'm firmly against any and all zombie apocalypses.) For most of the year, Vertigo Games remained silent about the development progress of Arizona Sunshine, but the company recently ramped up its efforts to spread the word about the upcoming VR zombie game.
Vertigo Games started sending regular newsletters to its mailing list over the summer, which include details about the game?s weapons, monsters, and environments. The developer regularly treats its fans to new screenshots and tidbits of information, but the developer upped the ante with its latest update. Arizona Sunshine is set to release before the end of the year (a closed beta is imminent), and Vertigo Games wants you to know exactly what you?ll be getting yourself into before you jump into the game. The company launched a new trailer for the game that highlights the horrors that await you, but it's not your typical game trailer.
Virtual reality is hard to convey to people who have never experienced a virtual world before, but even after you have tried VR, it?s often hard to understand what a VR game will be like from screenshots or a 2D video of the gameplay. Vertigo Games tried out a new concept for the Arizona Sunshine Apocalypse trailer that helps sell the experience. If you have a Rift or Vive HMD, you can experience the trailer in VR.