5 Useful Assassin’s Creed Nexus VR Tips and Tricks On The Oculus Quest 2 and 3

Having a little trouble sneaking, assassinating, and fighting your way through Assassin’s Creed Nexus VR on the Oculus Quest 2 or 3?

Well good thing you found your way here, because this article is packed with useful tips and tricks to help you complete the 12 lengthy missions with each of the 3 Assassin’s Creed characters with as little trouble as possible in this fantastic VR game.

Assassin’s Creed Nexus is the only Assassin’s Creed game to come to the Meta Quest and so it’s a very unique experience for this franchise. You’ll have to master skills that might seem easy on the flatscreen, but will require more coordination, movement, and forethought in Virtual Reality.

With that in mind let’s dive right into these 5 Useful Assassin’s Creed Nexus VR Tips and Tricks on the Oculus Quest 3 and 2.

Assassin’s Creed Nexus VR Tips and Tricks - Climb High To Stay Unseen

It’s no secret that Assassin’s Creed Nexus VR has one of the best movement and parkour systems in all of Virtual Reality gaming.

The ability to run, vault, and climb like an Assassin’s Creed character with your actual hands using the Oculus Quest 3 or 2’s touch controllers is absolutely fantastic, and immerses you into the feeling of being an elite assassin like never before. Of course this ability, as awesome as it is, also comes with new challenges and opportunities.

It’s even sort of physically tiring to pull yourself up over ledges and swing from rooftop to rooftop if you do it for long enough, but it’s always worth it when you can.

Climbing on top of a market stall in revolutionary era Boston

Mastering the ways that you can traverse the world in Assassin’s Creed Nexus VR is vital because you get a lot of advantages by being up high instead of on the ground. While it can be tempting to sneak around where your enemies are, staying up high whenever you can is almost always a great idea.

Most guards will be on the ground floor, and they won’t be able to see you if you’re up above them, their eyes will stay on ground level. So climbing on top of a building will make you practically invisible to most of the enemies patrolling and looking for you, and you’ll find a lot more easy opportunities to ambush or sneak past your opponents.

When you’re above the guards they can’t see you

Assassin’s Creed Nexus VR Tips and Tricks - If You’re Losing A Fight You Can Just Run

Though if the alarm is raised you won’t be quite so invisible to guards, and might find yourself in a fight.

The combat in Assassin’s Creed Nexus VR is pretty easy to learn, but despite the skills of the three different playable assassins in this VR game, you’re far from invincible.

In fact you’re actually kind of fragile, even on normal difficulty, and a few hits can take you to the game over screen and force you to restart from a checkpoint. This, of course, isn’t ideal.

Running is often a great option, and sometimes your only option

Remember though, you’re an assassin. Speed, skill, and stealth are your greatest assets, and there’s no reason not to use them. If a fight isn’t going your way then you can always run. This is an especially good idea if you’re wounded or heavily outnumbered.

Using your parkour is also a good idea here. So getting up high is a great way to break their line of sight to you and run away to get some distance before coming back when the alarm has died down.

Breaking off from the fight and letting things cool off for a bit is a great way to give yourself more opportunities to ambush your enemies from stealth.

Running away and coming back means more opportunities for sneak attacks.

There’s also plenty of other Assassin’s Creed tactics that appear in Assassin’s Creed Nexus as well, like the ability to hide inside of bushes or stacks of hay. If nobody sees you go into it then just be patient until they go away.

This is a useful skill to have because there will also be times that you’re forced to flee, like after each Assassination mission.

Generally you can run whenever you want, but sometimes you will be forced to fight without the ability to flee, you generally can if things aren’t going your way. Luckily there are plenty of tools in your arsenal to help with that as well.

Assassin’s Creed Nexus VR Tips and Tricks - Don’t Forget Your Ranged Weapons

Whether you’re stealthing around or found yourself in an unfavorable brawl, you’ve got some useful weapons other than your sword and hidden blade that you can use to even the odds.

While you’ll have limited ammunition for them, using your limited resources is generally preferable to losing, so don’t forget these tools and use them when you need them. Oh, and if you don’t have some of these yet then don’t worry, you’ll unlock them as you progress through the missions.

The throwing knives are a great way to easily take down an enemy and even the numbers of a fight when they aren’t ready for it. While some enemies that are ready for the knife can block it out of the way, plenty of them won’t see it coming and will be brought down by a single knife.

A throwing knife is a great way to quickly take out a nearby enemy

Even tougher officer enemies will take a good bit of damage from them if you hit them when they aren’t prepared for it. Throwing knives can silently take down enemies, but they’re also easy to use in the heat of combat in Assassin’s Creed Nexus VR.

Your bow is more cumbersome to use, but has greater range and deadlier accuracy. Especially in the case of Ezio’s Crossbow.

This is an especially good weapon to use from stealth, or when you get a little height and distance from your enemies so that you’ve got the time to use it.

Bows and the crossbow are very accurate and deadly

The best use of the bow is on enemies that are looking down from high places like rooftops or walls. They should always be your first targets for stealthy takedowns, and it’s generally easier to just shoot them from afar than try to make your way over to them and use your hidden blade.

While you can’t just easily shoot down all of your enemies from far away using your ranged weapons due to your limited ammo, they’re a great way to remove guards that are especially troublesome without having to get up close and personal.

Though if you have to get up close and get spotted you can always use your smoke bombs to help you escape. They’re very powerful, even in the linear sections of the game where you don’t really have anywhere to run to.

A smoke bomb is a great way to quickly get the drop on opponents, this is seconds before taking this guy out with the hidden blade

Smoke Bombs will stun your enemies and also give you a window to run through the smoke and take them down with your hidden blade before they even knew what hit them.

While it can be easy to forget these tools, or it may seem like too much trouble to access them while you’re fighting for your life, use them whenever you’re in a tough spot.

Assassin’s Creed Nexus VR Tips and Tricks - Stealth Is Vital

Knowing how to properly utilize stealth in Assassin’s Creed Nexus is vital to being a good assassin.

Even if you’re a more combat oriented player, which is a completely valid playstyle in many cases, it’s still great to even the odds before jumping into combat by getting a few ambush kills with your hidden blade. You might even be able to eavesdrop on a conversation and get some helpful information on what to do next.

Marking your opponents means you will always be able to see where they are

Speaking of the hidden blade, it’s a great way to take out enemies quickly, even if they just noticed you, but before they become alerted. If you don’t have the patience for stealth then running between a few enemies that haven’t noticed you and taking them out with the hidden blade is a great way to thin them out.

Though you’ll find that it’s a lot of fun, and a great way to feel like a true Assassin’s Creed assassin, to take out guards in trickier positions by attracting them with noise. Sometimes running up to a guard will get you surrounded, or just shooting them with the bow might alert other guards nearby.

You can always attract a few guards away from the pack if they’re close together by throwing an object into a quiet corner or whistling to get their attention.

Why pickpocket when you can lockpick?

Even ignoring guards completely can be a good move at times, and some levels are laid out in a way where doing so is actually much easier than fighting your way out. So be sure to give stealth a try before you pull out your sword and rush into combat.

Even guards with keys to pickpocket can sometimes be ignored, since you can just lockpick the door or chest they have a key to instead of getting it off of them.

If you’re having trouble staying undetected, just remember to get up high when you can, and avoid guards by just looking at them for a bit so they’re marked and you’ll always know where they are, even through walls.

Assassin’s Creed Nexus VR Tips and Tricks - Explore

This is possibly less a tip to make you better at Assassin’s Creed Nexus, and more one to enhance your enjoyment of it.

I highly recommend that you take some time in between mission objectives to explore the cities you’ll find yourself in. This VR game has some of the best looking cities for you to explore, and with the parkour system, a very fun way to explore them.

These cities are beautiful

There’s really no experience like Assassin’s Creed Nexus VR for exploring these historical cities in immersive Virtual Reality.

Take a little time, climb around. You’ll get a lot better with the parkour, and with other aspects of the game like your bow, if you do some of the challenges sprinkled around the map.

The challenges are a lot of fun too

While you can ignore most of the massive open worlds of Assassin’s Creed Nexus and just go straight for your objectives, these cities really are magical to explore in VR. So explore a bit, especially if you’re very new to the game, and you’ll find yourself getting much better at parkour and enjoying the sights and sounds of history.

Well that’s all the Assassin’s Creed Nexus VR Tips and Tricks I’ve got for you. You’ll have a better time in the Animus if you keep these tips and tricks in mind, because a good assassin is a smart one. Enjoy yourself out there in Assassin’s Creed Nexus!

5 Essential Thrill Of The Fight Tips and Tricks To Become A Powerful Boxer

Thrill Of The Fight is a really intense game. It’s more of a simulation of boxing than some of its more arcade style counterparts, so learning how to fight well in Thrill Of The Fight is a lot like learning how to box well. Still, while there is some intersection of good boxing skills and good Thrill Of The Fight skills, there are some particulars to the game that good skill at boxing won’t get you.

Here we’ll cover 5 of the most essential Thrill Of The Fight tips and tricks to get you more knockouts and help you become a powerful boxer that can beat any of the opponents in this VR game on any difficulty level. You’ll even get a great workout while you’re at it, because Thrill Of The Fight is one of the greatest VR games for exercise out there.

1. Go For Weak Points - Thrill Of The Fight Tips and Tricks

If you just can’t seem to ever knock down your opponent in Thrill Of The Fight, then this tip will show you exactly why. You’ll notice that when you hit them a little splash of color accompanies every strike.

Landing a very effective hit on a weak point

You’ll often see that these little color splashes are grey, or maybe even yellow. If you get a really good hit then they’ll be orange or even red for maximum damage. Though if you’re really wailing on your opponent and landing hard hits, you might still just be doing grey or yellow damage.

Well hitting faster and harder always helps, but the main way to make sure your punches do as much damage as possible to your enemies are weak points. There is one in the center of the chest, one on their right side, one under the chin, two on either sides of the chin, and two on either sides of the head.

Hitting these weak points increases your damage by a lot, and if you really want to do enough to knock down your opponent you need to hit them. The best way to find out where exactly these weak points are, and practice hitting them, is the practice dummy.

The Practice Dummy in Thrill Of The Fight

Seriously, you have to use it at least once to get a feel for where to hit an opponent. Sure, the dummy doesn’t move, but a minute of practice swinging at it before you start fighting real fighters will increase your odds of hitting weak points a lot and is completely worth it.

If you want to knock your opponent down then a flurry of low damage blows isn’t the way to do it, focus on doing a lot of damage with a single punch.

2. Keep Your Hands Up - Thrill Of The Fight Tips and Tricks

The second thing you’ll need after a good offense that can actually knock out your opponent is a good defense so they don’t knock you down.

Blocking a punch in Thrill Of The Fight. Keep your hands up!

Luckily your hands are very effective at defending in Thrill Of The Fight. Hits bounce right off of them with ease, and so the best way to put up an effective defense is to just keep your hands up. If either of your hands isn’t punching then it should be covering your head.

Sure you can get hit in the body as well, but nothing will put you out of commission faster in a fight than a punch to the side of your skull, so keep those hands up.

Good footwork is also important, though it might not be as useful for you if your play space is very small. Even if you’re boxing in a space so small that you can’t move your feet, you can still benefit from moving your upper body and head around.

Dodging a punch in Thrill Of The Fight

Ducking and dodging out of the way of incoming blows is also a very effective defensive tactic, and you can also land a couple of hits on your opponent while you’re moving out of the way on their blow.

3. Damage Is Debilitating - Thrill Of The Fight Tips and Tricks

You’ll notice that your screen will go grey when you take a particularly nasty hit in Thrill Of The Fight. While luckily physical pain isn’t transferrable across a VR headset, this grey screen does show you how much you are hurt in the game.

After taking a bad hit your vision will go grey

Once your vision goes grey you should immediately break off any attack you’re doing and go on the defensive. One solid hit while your vision looks like this and you’ll probably end up on the floor of the arena.

You also deal less damage while you’re injured, so continuing to attack will probably be ineffective until you take a few seconds to recover and your vision returns to normal. All of your punches deal far less damage while you are hurt.

Though the same is true for the enemy fighter.

Ugly Joe after taking a really hard hit

After you land a particularly devastating blow you might notice that your opponent’s head starts wobbling. You also might notice that they attack you far less when they’re in this state, and will generally just block and take a few seconds to recover before trying to attack.

While they might still punch back depending on which fighter you’re fighting and which difficulty level you’re fighting them on, it’s a good idea to press an attack when you’ve already hit your enemy hard.

A fighter getting up after being knocked down. A few effective hits in succession can knock them down

Your damage will stack up on them, and the best way to knock down an enemy fighter is not to depend on a single hit, but to focus on several hard hits to weak points until they go down. You won’t have a lot of time to land another hit though, so go in and take your chance quickly before they recover and start attacking you back.

4. Low Damage Punches Are Still Important - Thrill Of The Fight Tips and Tricks

So a few high damage hits in a short period of time is the way to get a knockout on your opponent, but what about all of the places on their body that aren’t weak points? Well they’re not useless places to attack.

Hitting an enemy in the side can make them drop their guard

Sure getting a knockout with purely body shots is extremely difficult, though landing a hit in your opponents sides can still do some decent damage. What’s great about attacking low damage areas like the face or body is that your opponent will move their hands to block those areas after you hit them.

So if you land a devastating right hook on your enemy they will move their hands to protect the sides of their head, but you’ll need to land more high damage hits to knock them out. Their chin is open, but uppercuts are hard and maybe you’re not good at them.

A punch to the face can make your opponent change their guard

So just punch them in the face or body a couple of times. Soon they will move their guard and give you another opening to attack the weak points on their chin or the sides of their head.

Rotating your attacks will frustrate the enemy’s defense and give you a chance to hit weakpoints quickly in a short amount of time.

5. Pace Yourself And Take Breaks - Thrill Of The Fight Tips and Tricks

Of course even if you haven’t taken any damage in game your punches will still be ineffective if your actual body is physically exhausted.

Thrill Of The Fight is a really intense game, and it can make you tired very quickly if you’re not used to it. That’s why it’s important to take the previous tips to heart when planning your attacks. A few devastating and well aimed punches are less tiring than a bunch of weak and ineffective punches.

Swinging and doing hardly any damage will just tire you out

If you’re starting to get winded during a fight then go defensive. If you want to win your odds of hitting, blocking, and dodging effectively go way down when you’re tired. So unless you’ve only got a little time left and really need to get a knockout quickly to win you can give yourself a breather and just focus on not getting hit for a while.

It’s also important to drink plenty of water because Thrill Of The Fight is a workout no matter how you play it and will make you sweat. Feel free to cool down a bit between matches and walk around in circles for a bit and maybe do some basic stretches to stay limber.

Thrill Of The Fight is a fantastic game, but it will be no fun if you’re struggling to breathe. Wipe the sweat off of your face and out of your eyes and give yourself a breather before jumping back in.

Anyway those are all of the Thrill Of The Fight tips and tricks we’ve got for you today. Hopefully you can take them and use them to become an even better boxer in the ring. Best of luck and enjoy!

Oh, and if you want some more tips on Thrill Of The Fight then check out our knockout guide. We’ve also got some tips for each opponent in the game, and you might find something you’d like to read in any of the other articles on this fantastic boxing simulator.

5 Great Gorilla Tag Tips and Tricks

Trying to improve your Gorilla Tag game? Want to be the best Gorilla Tag monke you can be? Well here are some great Gorilla Tag tips and tricks that will make you a faster and more clever monke. You’ll get tagged less, and get more tags yourself if you keep reading. Check out these 5 Great Gorilla Tag Tips and Tricks.

Get Off Of The Ground

When you’re new to Gorilla Tag the easiest way to move around is on the ground level of any map. All you have to do is slam your monke palm into the ground and forward you go. It’s easy to do nothing but stay on the ground level because it’s so easy to do, and at first climbing up and wall climbing are going to be really hard.

Some monkeys having a good time getting up a tree

Well, the most important tip for a new player is to get out of your comfort zone and not just try to avoid lava monkeys by running along the ground. Any Gorilla Tag player who is any good at the game will be able to catch up with you. Even if you’re really good at ground running, they can always get above you and jump down on you for an easy tag.

This monke didn’t get high up before getting tagged

It might be hard for you at first, but if you haven’t already, learn how to jump up and get higher. Jumping into spots that are harder to get to gives you way more options for running away, and if you’re a lava monkey you’ll be able to chase anyone who gets up there. So start practicing now. The only way to get good at climbing is to figure it out and do it.

Hide

If you’re trying to avoid getting tagged… well you don’t have to do that by running away. You can just hide! While it can be kind of boring, just hiding is totally viable in Gorilla Tag. If you know how to get to a spot that most players don’t know how to get to, then you can just go there and hang out while they look for you or try to figure out how you got there.

These monkeys had a seriously good hiding place

This is great if you really want to win. The downside is that it can be kind of boring. Just sitting around high up and listening to the lava monkeys have fun bouncing around isn’t really what makes Gorilla Tag a good time. That is, if your spot is really good. Most hiding spots aren’t that hard to get to, so you can always give yourself a break by hiding out for a bit until you get spotted.

Watching a monke get tagged from a hiding place

Still, if you really want to win, or just love seeing other players get frustrated trying to get to you, then you can always figure out some extremely good spots to hide and wait the round out until you get bored, or the lava monkeys find you. Either way, hiding is a huge part of Gorilla Tag, and so you might as well get good at it.

Avoid Getting Tagged By Juking

“Juking” is a really common gaming term that you might not have heard before if you are new to Gorilla Tag. Basically, juking means suddenly going in a direction the other player doesn’t expect you to go in. So if it looks like you’re about to go straight up a tree, instead push yourself off of it so that you’re flying away from the tree in a completely different direction.

Could not catch this monkey because they kept juking

Juking is a great Gorilla Tag trick to avoid getting tagged when a lava monke has you in their sights and is chasing you down. That second or so of confusion when you go somewhere they didn’t expect you to go can give you the time you need to get away or find a new spot to hide for a little bit.

Another monke joins the hiding spot

To juke it can also help to turn your whole body around physically as you do it to quickly reorient yourself. It can be hard to get the hang of juking, but if you get good at it you can get away, at least for a little while, really easily from one or two monkeys chasing you.

Move Your Hands Parallel To The Ground

Alright, so you might be wondering what this Gorilla Tag tip means exactly. Basically, Gorilla Tag physics works kind of like real life physics, except you, as a gorilla, are really light and your hands are really bouncy and strong. So, the way your hand hits a surface like the ground or a wall changes the way you move a lot.

Practicing moving fast is crucial to catching and avoiding being caught

Pretty simple stuff, right? Also kind of obvious if you’ve played Gorilla Tag for more than five minutes. What’s not quite so obvious is the best way to move fast, keeping how your hands work in Gorilla Tag in mind. So, let’s say you want to run along a flat surface really fast and straight. The best way to move fast is to have your palm hit the ground so that it’s parallel to the ground, like if you laid the palm of your hand on a table.

Ran fast, got a great tag

So that’s how you want your palm to hit the ground, but the motion of your arm while your hand is hitting the ground also matters. You want to hit the ground so that you go forward, not up. So don’t push against the ground too much if you just want to go fast and straight. Instead swing your arm so that it’s swinging backwards, and so when it hits the ground you will be pushed forward. Don’t push down and away from the surface you’re moving on or you’ll launch yourself up and away instead of going forward.

This goes for any surface. If you want to move along it instead of bouncing off of it make sure your motion and the palm of your monkey’s hand is matching the surface you’re hitting. So you don’t want to punch a wall if you’re trying to wall climb, you want to push yourself up it, not away from it.

Put Your Wrist Straps On

Our final Gorilla Tag tip for you is really simple, but it can save you a broken controller, or a broken wall, or a broken TV, or a broken nose. If there’s one thing you should always do when playing Gorilla Tag, it’s putting your controller’s wrist straps on. Most people play Gorilla Tag on the Oculus Quest 2, and the Quest 2 controllers come with great wrist straps. Use them.

Waving to a pinch climbing monkey

If they feel weird on your wrists don’t worry, you’ll get used to them really quickly. It’s way easier than accidentally throwing your controller across the room and breaking it. New controllers are expensive, and you might break something else or hurt someone if you launch your VR controller across the room.

Also, having a firm grip on your controllers will keep you from dropping them and potentially getting tagged because you were busy picking them up. So wearing your wrist straps will make you a better player too.

Those are all the Gorilla Tag Tips and Tricks here. Still, we’ve got some other great Gorilla Tag articles like how to install mods, or how to wall climb, or how to make your arms longer on the Quest 2, or how to make a sweet gorilla tag profile picture easily, or how to look really stylish with some great color codes.

9 Important Breachers VR Tips and Tricks To Get Kills and Wins

Want to improve your Breachers VR skills? Want to learn more about the game and use that knowledge to your advantage? Want to get more kills and more wins for your team? Well then you’ve come to the right place. These 7 Great Breachers VR Tips and Tricks will teach you more about the game and give you a leg up on other players who don’t know them.

Headshots Do Big Damage

Let’s start with a pretty straightforward tip. If you’ve ever played a shooter of any kind before, VR or flatscreen, then you know to aim for the head. Headshots always deal more damage than limb or body shots in basically every shooter ever made.

If you ever peek into a room and get instantly killed by another player in Breachers, that’s because they hit you in the head. Body or limb shots actually take quite a few hits to down a player in Breachers VR, so aiming for the head is key to quickly take out other players.

Still, unlike some other shooters, headshots are not always an instant kill in Breachers VR. How much damage a headshot does depends on the weapon that you’re using. For instance, Submachine guns like the Omen or Viper won’t kill an enemy with a single headshot. The same goes for all pistols except for the Taurus revolver. Rifles, however, are almost all one tap headshots. Hit an enemy in the head once with a Vezin and down they go.

Doors and Door Blockers have Gaps

As you probably already know, each round all of the entrances to the building will have barricades over the doorframes and windows. As the Revolters you can also place door blockers on doors and windows.

What you might not know is that any of these barricades or door blockers that are put on a door will have a gap at the bottom.

Windows are still airtight and don’t have any gaps, but doors give you just enough space at the bottom to see feet. This means that you can shoot at feet through the gap at the bottom, though doing any meaningful damage this way is really hard. Still, you can be seen through this gap, and so any enemies on the other side of the door will know you’re there.

The best things about these gaps is that they’re big enough to roll a grenade through. Rolling a frag through the gap will blow up the door and might surprise anybody waiting on the other side. Drones can also fly through these gaps to scout out the room on the other side of the door, so always mind the gap.

Improve Your Recoil With Attachments

Want your gun to shoot better? Well then invest in some attachments. They’re relatively cheap and can make the difference when you’re firing full auto, even in close quarters.

The best attachment to improve your weapon’s recoil is the Front Grip attachment. This attachment reduces your recoil when you’re holding your weapon with both hands, and is available for most rifles and some SMGs.

Keep Your Money in Mind

On the topic of things that cost money, basically everything in Breachers does. This game is a little like Counter Strike: Global Offensive or Valorant like that. Managing your money is a key way to make sure you’ll always have the guns and gadgets you’ll need to be effective in every round.

If you’re wondering whether you’re spending too much money, you can see the minimum amount of cash you’ll have the next round under your name in the corner of the buy menu. So keep that amount in mind in case you get killed and your team loses, because that might be all you have for the next round.

You’ll have this minimum amount if you get no kills and your team loses the round. Getting kills nets you more cash, and you’ll also get more money after a round ends if your team wins it.

Still, don’t worry about saving your money on round 6. The teams switch on round 7 and you won’t keep any of it, so spend as much as you can on round 6.

Loot Bodies

You won’t necessarily have to spend money to get better equipment though. Every player drops all of their weapons and gadgets when they die. So even if you’re broke you can always get a good gun or gadget off of a dead enemy or teammate.

This also applies for when a round ends. Instead of just standing around waiting for the next round to begin, check any nearby bodies. They might have a better weapon or a more heavily modified version weapon than you have, or have free gadgets if you still have open slots. Anything you have on your body before the next round starts stays with you. Even if you don’t want anything you find yourself, you can always give them to a teammate during the next buy phase.

You can also pick up a weapon on the ground if you run out of ammo for the one you have. Though also keep in mind that you can’t pick up gadgets that are specific to the other team’s faction. So if you’re a Revolter you can’t pick up Flashbangs or Drones, and if you’re an Enforcer you can’t pick up Door Blockers or Trip Mines.

Lean Around Corners With Your Real Body

One of the things that makes Breachers VR unique among Multiplayer VR Shooters is that you can actually lean. In most other VR shooters if you physically step to the side your entire body will move, exposing all of it to any potential opponents.

In Breachers just physically lean or step around a corner and your character will lean and only expose their upper body to incoming bullets. Though their legs will catch up the next time you use your joystick to move.

Be Quiet and Crouchwalk

Sound is key in Breachers VR, and so this might be the most important Breachers VR tip on this list. Your footsteps are very loud, since each Breachers VR map is set in the confined space of a building. The directional audio in Breachers is also very good, which means that you can easily hear which direction footsteps are coming from and know where your enemies are coming from.

Footsteps are especially loud when sprinting, and so you may not want to turn the “Auto-Sprint” option in the settings menu on, because if you’re always sprinting you will make a ton of noise. Luckily you can also make less noise by crouchwalking. You can either physically crouch, or press the crouch button and keep standing, and then use your joystick to move as usual.

When you are crouchwalking you’ll move much more slowly, but your footsteps are quiet and enemies won’t be able to hear you coming. So if you want to surprise anyone make sure you crouchwalk, or they might hear you coming.

You Can Shoot Through Walls

You can actually shoot through walls in Breachers, so if you know an enemy is on the other side by hearing them or a teammate’s callout or ping, then you can shoot them through the wall. Walls that can be breached can all be shot through, and so can some furniture or thin walls inside of rooms. Different weapons will penetrate to different degrees though, so the heavier your weapon the better it will penetrate and deal damage to opponents on the other side.

Ping And Communicate

Breachers VR is a team game, and great teamwork will get you and your teammates more kills and more wins. Use your ping button! With it you can mark enemy locations so that other team members aren’t taken by surprise, or so that they can surprise your enemies.

Pings can also mark useful weapons and gadgets on the ground, enemy objects like traps and planted EMPs, and obstacles like breachable walls and barricaded doors. Your pings and your microphone are your best tools to win by communicating and helping your teammates.

Bonus Tip: Play The Tutorial

Our final tip is a very straightforward one. Make sure you play the Tutorial. It will cover a lot of the basics and will teach you them way better than any article or video can. You’ll learn how to use all of the gadgets and basics of the game. So if you haven’t already, go play the Tutorial. It’s worth it.

There you are, 9 Important Breachers VR Tips and Tricks that will help you win matches and get kills. Have fun in Breachers VR!

5 Ghosts of Tabor Tips and Tricks to Help You Survive and Extract

Want to have huge raids and big loot in Ghosts of Tabor? Well if you’re just starting out in VR’s only extraction shooter you might have a hard time getting in, getting some noteable loot, and getting out alive. It can be intimidating, and you might be concerned with losing your equipment before making any progress. Well don’t worry, we’ve got you covered with 5 Tips and Tricks that will help you get in and get out with the goods.

Always Bring a Backpack

You should always have a backpack whenever you start a raid. The first backpack that you can buy is super cheap and holds a decent amount of stuff. Since backpacks aren’t commonly found in raid you might end up with a bunch of items to extract with but no way to hold them all if you don’t bring one. A backpack is always worth the low price. If you don’t bring one you’re losing out on a lot of potential gains.

You should come in with a gun too, even if it’s just a pistol, and an extra magazine in your backpack. You might decide to try and see if you can find one in raid for the ultimate budget zero to hero sort of run. That’s up to you, though bringing a gun of some kind is a very good idea so you can at least shoot a FENIX scav and take their weapon. You don’t want to bet on finding a slain enemy with their gun lying by them before enemies find you.

You might also be thinking that you just want to go in with nothing so that you risk nothing and can learn the maps. If that’s what you want then keep reading. There’s a much more fun way to learn the maps.

Use Training Mode to Learn Maps and Warm Up

If you’re new to Ghosts of Tabor then the maps and how they are laid out with loot spawns and extraction points might be hard to figure out at first when you’re constantly worried another player is going to get you. While you have a compass that tells you what direction the extracts are in, it’s still hard to find them on some maps like Missile Silo. When you’re ready to leave you’re going to want to get to one as soon as possible.

Well you don’t have to risk your equipment to learn the maps. Each map in Ghosts of Tabor has a training mode that is the exact same as a normal raid, except there will be no other players and any equipment gained and lost is not saved. When you die or extract you’ll have the same gear on you as when you went in.

Training mode is a great way to warm up by fighting some FENIX, and to get your bearings on each map before you risk it all in a raid.

Selling Guns Is Easy Early Money

As far as what you bring out of raid with you, selling guns is the easiest way to make early money. If you get a pistol from a dead FENIX grunt, just pop it in your bag. Each will sell for a few thousand at least, much more than most of the loot items that you will find in boxes and crates (though you should still check those too). You can also complete FENIX kill quests while you’re at it for more money and reputation.

If you’re wondering what sells then guns are always a safe bet. You can carry a long arm on your chest and a pistol at your waist. You also extract with whatever is in your hands, as well as what you have stored on you. So if there’s some guns really close to an extract and you don’t think there are any enemies, you can carry two additional weapons in your hands, and they’ll appear with you in your safe house.

Be careful though, fighting FENIX members means you’ll make a lot of noise and possibly attract other players.

Keep Your Ears and Eyes Open

Especially when you’re sorting out equipment or stuffing items into your backpack, make sure to always listen for gunshots and footsteps. Your ears are your best way to know if enemies, especially other players, are close to you. While looting as quickly as possible is always good, if you hear quick footsteps or gunshots near to you it’s better to not risk being caught by surprise with your backpack in your hands. Either leave if you want to avoid a fight, or have your gun up and be ready for one.

While hearing is great, especially when in close quarters, the sound of footsteps doesn’t go extremely far. So when you’re playing on more open maps like the Island of Tabor, make sure to keep a look out, and check behind you from time to time. Try to stick to areas with foliage and objects that break lines of sight to you. An enemy could be sneaking up behind you with a rifle and shoot you before they’re close enough for you to hear them.

Turn off Full Body for Easier Looting

One of the biggest additions that VR brings to the raid shooter/extraction shooter genre that can’t be found elsewhere in games like Escape From Tarkov, is that you have to physically handle items and loot. Picking items up off of the floor can be especially tricky if you’ve got the Full Body model turned on. While the full body model looks really cool, the legs have an annoying habit of blocking your view to any items on the floor.

Unfortunately you can’t move your legs out of the way like real legs, and so it will be easier to pick up items if you turn the Full Body model off and change it to Hands Only.

There you have it, 5 Tips and Tricks for Ghosts of Tabor. Good luck in your raids and may your stash always grow larger.