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VITRIOL
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VITRIOL VR
MARCH FOR YOUR GOD
VITRIOL is a Physics based VR movement shooter, taking the depth of Interaction in Physics Based of games like Bonelab, combining them with the speed and visceral combat of games like Doom or Ultrakill. All wrapped up with a retro coat of paint.
Physics based enemies can be stabbed, shot, blown up and of course gibed into hail of viscera. All interlinked with the natural flow of gameplay.
Loose but precise gameplay is this games mission statement, many conventions and rules typically restricting Physics based combat are sidestepped to create less physically realistic but intentional combat. Your actions whilst being physics-BASED are not restricted to those physics, instead the environment you operate in is more responsive to the intention of your actions rather than a realistic outcome, allowing that fast-paced, intense combat of movement shooters to not be ported to VR but reinvented.
The physics in this game is designed not to allow for that fast passed combat, instead the physics IS that combat, the speed and guttural gameplay is not hindered by physics but made possible through it.
This is not doom ported to VR, this is in its bones, built from the ground up to BE VR, every system, every interaction exists with the specific intention to utilize VR interaction to its fullest extent.
Doom ported to VR is cool, but I'd rather play Doom. VITRIOL on keyboard could be possible, but your gonna want to play this.
MARCH FOR YOUR GOD
VITRIOL is a Physics based VR movement shooter, taking the depth of Interaction in Physics Based of games like Bonelab, combining them with the speed and visceral combat of games like Doom or Ultrakill. All wrapped up with a retro coat of paint.
Physics based enemies can be stabbed, shot, blown up and of course gibed into hail of viscera. All interlinked with the natural flow of gameplay.
Loose but precise gameplay is this games mission statement, many conventions and rules typically restricting Physics based combat are sidestepped to create less physically realistic but intentional combat. Your actions whilst being physics-BASED are not restricted to those physics, instead the environment you operate in is more responsive to the intention of your actions rather than a realistic outcome, allowing that fast-paced, intense combat of movement shooters to not be ported to VR but reinvented.
The physics in this game is designed not to allow for that fast passed combat, instead the physics IS that combat, the speed and guttural gameplay is not hindered by physics but made possible through it.
This is not doom ported to VR, this is in its bones, built from the ground up to BE VR, every system, every interaction exists with the specific intention to utilize VR interaction to its fullest extent.
Doom ported to VR is cool, but I'd rather play Doom. VITRIOL on keyboard could be possible, but your gonna want to play this.
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Provider
Lee WilsonLast Updated on
05/07/2024
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FAQ
When was this game updated?
VITRIOL is updated at 2024-05-07.
Which studio developed this game?
The provider of VITRIOL is Lee Wilson.
Can I play VITRIOL on Android/iOS?
No.
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