System: Valve Index, HTC Vive, Oculus Rift & Windows MR
Price at Time Of Review: £11.39
Comfort Rating: Red
Genre: Zombie Shooter
Input: Tracked Motion Controllers, Gamepad
Best Playing Position: Sitting
Multi-Player: No
Age Rating: 15+
VR Shop Score 1/100: 20
Description: Welcome to the world of the apocalyptic future, wherein the laboratories the best scientists tried to create a cure for all known diseases, but the test led to terrible consequences that you will have to find out. As a result of the emergency, communication with the secret underground laboratory, which is developing new types of biological weapons, was lost. You will be taken to the site through a technological tunnel and blocked for safety reasons. Your task is to establish what happened in the laboratory, turn on the backup systems, and get in touch.
You are the best soldier who is thrown into secret laboratories to find out what happened there and why the laboratory does not get in touch. Ambiance of levels will make you afraid and look constantly around, especially if you do not find a flashlight that can save your life. Convenient controls, realistic weapon behaviour and physics will not leave you apathetic, you want to hit the enemy with the butt of your weapon, no problem, do it and finish zombie while it lies. A variety of behaviour of zombies will pleasantly surprise and scare you, so a soldier takes your weapon and fight for survival and do not forget that this is the last chance to defeat the 21st-century plague and it all depends on you!
Review: To be honest, you should not bother downloading any game with ‘Coronavirus’ in the title. But here we are to prove that point with ‘Zombie World Coronavirus Apocalypse VR’ this is an indie zombie shooter only without a whole lot of shooting. But sadly there isn’t a whole lot of anything in this game, its more a lot of walking about in badly textured environments. I get the feeling that this is not a game made for VR, instead, it has been shoehorned in meaning it is best played with a gamepad rather than your motion controllers. Personally, I don’t mind this option at all, but the game is still pretty terrible. Only a fool would pay £11.39 for this, but if it was a quid or two it might be worth a look, but I wouldn’t pay any more than that.
