Besiege VR: War Machine Sandbox Now Available on Quest
▼ Summary
– Besiege VR, a VR adaptation of the sandbox war machine game, is now available on Meta Quest.
– Originally developed by Spiderling Studios, the game was first released in early access over a decade ago before its full launch in 2020.
– The VR version, developed by 3R Games, features a 55-level campaign, motion controls, haptic feedback, and 3D audio, with over 70 parts to build machines.
– Players can transfer designs from the PC version to Quest and explore three sandbox environments in the VR adaptation.
– 3R Games, also behind Cave Crave on Quest and PSVR2, has teased more content updates for Besiege VR in the future.
The highly anticipated VR adaptation of the popular war machine sandbox game has arrived on Meta Quest. Players can now experience the creative destruction of Besiege in immersive virtual reality, rebuilt from the ground up for the platform. Originally developed by Spiderling Studios, the game first launched in early access more than ten years ago before its full PC release in 2020.
This new VR version, handled by 3R Games, the team behind Thief Simulator VR, transforms the medieval-themed engineering chaos into a hands-on experience. With 55 campaign levels, players construct everything from catapults to mechanical monstrosities using over 70 different parts. The game introduces motion controls, haptic feedback, and 3D audio, making the building and destruction feel more tactile than ever.
For those who enjoy freeform creativity, three sandbox environments provide unlimited experimentation. Fans of the original PC version will appreciate that some of their existing designs can be imported into the VR adaptation.
3R Games has been busy expanding its VR portfolio. Just last month, they launched Cave Crave on Quest, later followed by a PlayStation VR2 release. The game earned a 4/5-star review for its engaging gameplay, with the studio promising additional maps in future updates.
Besiege VR is available now on the Meta Quest Store, offering both longtime fans and newcomers a fresh way to engineer mayhem.
(Source: Upload VR)
