That’s why MOBA games like League of Legends, Dota 2, and shooters like Call of Duty dominate in terms of popularity and Esports prize pools. When people think of a ‘serious’ gamer, they often conjure images of intense multiplayer gaming, shouting, and a competitive edge to be the very best. Today we’re taking aim and setting our sights on the free-to-play first-person shooter, World War Toons! You can order one for yourself right now, though it comes with a pretty hefty price tag of $699.Įarlier this month is was revealed that another major FPS, eSports shooter Crisis Action, will also be getting Omni support as part of a new deal with Hero Entertainment.Only 35 days left before the launch of the PS VR! We’re counting down to the release of Sony’s VR headset on October 13th by highlighting one game a day for its anticipated release. First shipments are expected to take place in August, though the company will be providing a more detailed plan later this month. Once the process has been complete the company will begin shipping them out to early Kickstarter backers. Virtuix, meanwhile, is currently preparing to ship a pilot run of units to its Austin headquarters for inspection. We’re not yet sure when it’s set to launch, though it’s been in development for around two years now, so it’s hopefully not too far off. The game offers a cartoonish take on historical conflicts with power ups and wacky features. World War Toons is also confirmed for PlayStation VR.

The game is currently on display with the Omni at the Taobao festival in Shanghai, running on what appears to be an Oculus Rift. It’s pretty self-explanatory face the direction you want to run in… and then run in it.

You can take a look at the support in action in a trailer below. You’ll also have a gun controller to let you accurately aim and blast away opponents. That means you’ll be able to slip on a pair of Virtuix shoes, step onto the peripheral’s specialized dish, strap yourself in and then run around within the game as if you were actually a part of the world. Virtuix has announced that the World War II-themed multiplayer shooter will be supporting its omnidirectional motion platform, the Omni.

It’s been a while since we’ve heard from Reload Studios and its anticipated virtual reality (VR) first-person shooter (FPS), World War Toons.

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