7 Amazing UNDERDOGS VR Tips And Tricks

UNDERDOGS is pretty hard VR fighting game to complete all the way to the end. Of course it is! It’s a roguelike. So here are 5 UNDERDOGS VR Tips and Tricks will help you get further along in the game before getting destroyed, and will help you win the whole game, become a champion mech fighter, and save your little brother.

As an intense VR Fighting Game and a roguelike, UNDERDOGS is pretty difficult to actually complete all the way through. That is, of course, because if you get smashed and lose the game you have to start all over again from the beginning.

So every playthrough has the potential to end with early failure, or take you all the way to the end. Though each attempt can also end at around the same place the last one did, leaving you frustrated and feeling like there’s a point in the game that you just can’t progress past.

Well if you feel that way, or just want to get better at UNDERDOGS in general then try these fantastic UNDERDOGS tips and tricks that are sure to give you a fighting chance out in the arena and increase your chances of making it up to New Brakka and winning the game.

1: Stay Mobile

The number one most important tip in UNDERDOGS that will improve not only your offensive, but also your defensive potential, is to not stay still and stay on the move.

Staying on the move in UNDERDOGS will cause enemies to attack where you used to be instead of where you are.

You will be outnumbered almost all of the time when fighting in UNDERDOGS, and the hordes of bots you will fight will do their best to surround you, corner you, and attack you from the sides and back where you are vulnerable.

Don’t let your enemies do this. Always stay moving and only stop for as long as it takes to strike. Don’t keep attacking a single enemy for too long, and try not to leave your back vulnerable for too long. King will also often shout a warning when an enemy robot attacks you from the side or rear.

While being outnumbered may make it seem like the odds are stacked against you, UNDERDOG’s unique movement system makes staying on the move somewhat easy. You just having to grab the ground and drag yourself in whatever direction you want to move.

You can generate momentum in any direction from a complete standstill, and moving only requires a quick arm motion. Despite the size of your Gorilla mech, speed and mobility is one of its greatest strengths.

Of course awareness is also an important component in your mobility, so also make sure to not get tunnel vision on a single opponent and be aware of other bots preparing to jump you. Constant movement and constantly looking around at your surroundings will help with this.

2: Hit and Run Against Bosses

Staying mobile also applies when you are fighting any of the bosses in UNDERDOGS.

Each of the bosses are bigger, faster, and hit harder than the normal enemies you will meet. Don’t think that just because they’re around the same size as you that means you should be standing face to face with them and duking it out blow for blow.

When a boss winds up an attack in UNDERDOGS it is time to move.

The bosses deal lots of damage and have huge health pools. They can withstand a lot more punishment than you. They can also deal out punishment much faster than you.

So when fighting any of UNDERDOG’s bosses keep in mind that mobility is still key. Get in when you can, deliver a blow or two, and then get out before the boss hits back. Stay on the move and stay alive.

3: Hit Weak Points

Bosses, and a lot of enemies, also have weak points that you can strike for extra damage, and these weak points also sometimes coincide with other mechanics in the game, like overcharge and overheating.

Starting with the bosses, each of them have weak points that you should always aim for to strike for maximum damage. For instance, the champions of each arena are in mechs that are a lot like yours, and just like yours the weak spot is the bubble that protects the driver.

Striking your enemies in weak spots will drastically increase your damage in UNDERDOGS.

Hit this bubble to deal the most damage when you strike at these bosses, and keep in mind that this applies to robot enemies as well, especially the larger ones.

The very common dog robots are all weak to strikes in the head, and their heads won’t have armor on them, so you should always aim there.

The big gorilla robots are also vulnerable to strikes to the head, though their heads are much smaller, and the rhino robots reveal a massive engine inside their backs after they charge, so strike those as quickly as possible to deal massive damage.

Rhino robots, conversely, are actually very hard to hit in the head due to the spikes surrounding their noggins, and so body shots are actually preferable on them.

Oh, and just like with the rhino it’s always better to attack a bot when it is overheated and vulnerable, like the more common Alphas which will always bite and latch on when overcharged, but are harmless during their brief periods of overheat.

4: Use The Environment

You’ll notice pretty quickly that the arenas of UNDERDOGS are full of traps and objects that will affect the fight between you and your many opponents.

Well this UNDERDOGS Tip is here to remind you to take full advantage of the arena that you are fighting in. Seriously, if you make use of the many traps and deadly pieces of scenery spread throughout the arena you will significantly improve your ability to deal damage and therefore survive and win.

Impaling a pit dog on a spike in UNDERDOGS. An important tip is to always use the environment to your advantage.

Take the Killbox, the very first arena in the game, for example. King will announce when the grinder opens, and you’ll definitely notice the massive pinkish glowing swirling blades.

It is super easy to knock robots into those blades with the wrecking balls you start the game with. All you need to do is punch the robots in the direction of the blades and they’ll fall right in.

The same goes for the other rotating spike traps that you will find in the arenas, or the spikes on the walls. Knocking an enemy bot into a wall full of spikes will deal a ton of damage, and stick them there for a while to buy you some more time to deal with their buddies.

Even the car wrecks and explosive barrels can be useful, especially if you have a grabber arm to throw them with. So don’t forget to utilize your environment to deal extra damage.

5: Knock Bomb Robots Into Enemies

Bomb bots are a unique enemy in UNDERDOGS in that they can be just as much of a danger to your opponents as they can be to you.

As long as you are mobile and aware of your surroundings the bomb bots should have a very hard time sneaking up on you and exploding themselves. Even if they do get close they will make a very loud noise when activating themselves.

Another UNDERDOGS tip, bomb bots deal a ton of damage to your enemies.

It’s easy to get rid of them by knocking them over to the other side of the arena and letting them blow up harmlessly and far away.

Though a better alternative is to knock them into an enemy. The bomb bot will stick to them and then blow up shortly after. This can be especially effective against a large group of enemies, and deals a ton of damage while also getting rid of the bomb bot.

Make sure to utilize the bots just as you would utilize your environment to deal damage to your enemies. Oh, but keep in mind that doing too much damage to a bomb bot will cause it to instantly explode, so be careful when handling them.

6: Save Some Money

This UNDERDOGS tip is especially relevant once you start surviving far into your runs and reach the late game.

While buying new equipment and weapons is a great way to increase your combat potential, it is also important to try and avoid breaking the bank so badly that you don’t have the money to afford repairs you might need before next fight.

Always make sure you have the cash to repair your mech in UNDERDOGS.

In UNDERDOGS you have to take what brief opportunities you can get to upgrade the Gorilla, because they don’t come as often as you might like, but at the same time make sure that you have enough cash on hand for any repairs you might need. It’s a delicate balance, but your first priority is always to not be destroyed, and so prioritize cash for repairs first.

When you are about to defeat the second mech boss in the game and are nearing the start of your Backdoor Run to complete the game, don’t think that you should spend all of your cash before the run begins.

You will actually have a couple of opportunities to spend your money on repairs during the Backdoor Run. Trust me, you’re going to want to have the money to afford those repairs.

7: Choose Your Gear Wisely

Before each non boss fight in the arena you’ll be given a choice of patron, each of which changes something about the fight, but that’s not what is important about which one you pick.

What’s important is what kind of gear the patron gives, and what kind of gear you already have for your mech during your current run.

Choosing a patron in UNDERDOGS is more about what rewards they give then the challenges they add.

Your most consistent source of equipment to upgrade your mech will be as rewards for completing a fight, though you can definitely supplement this with random finds and purchases in between battles. Still, read what sort of gear each patron gives you, and see if those rewards are helpful for your current situation. For instance, if you’re spending a lot on repairs, consider going for a patron that offers Tanking gear.

What’s more important though, is getting gear that synergizes well with your current loadout. Now this isn’t something you will be able to master in a run or two, it takes time, but winning UNDERDOGS is more than likely going to take you quite a few runs. That’s the nature of the game as a roguelike.

Still, during each run make sure to read the descriptions of items and really think about what they might go well with. If you’ve got an arm that shocks an enemy each time you hit it, then pick a patron that offers shock damage gear and upgrades.

Buy some items that give bonuses when enemies are shocked, and you might find that you create a combo that does incredible damage. Basically focus on getting add-ons, quirks, and upgrades that give bonuses to the equipment you already have.

With a little luck and some forethought you can get fists powerful enough to destroy enemies in one or two hits.

This UNDERDOGS tip might seem obvious, but make sure you choose your gear carefully.

You can also try out combinations of items in skirmish mode to increase your familiarity with them, and try out new combos to see what works and what doesn’t.

At the end of the day luck is a big component in what equipment you get, and you can always win with lacking equipment if you use your patience, skill, and stamina. Mastering the numbers and equipment of UNDERDOGS just makes the fights a lot easier if you do it right.

Anyway those are all of the UNDERDOGS Tips and Tricks that I’ve got for you. Enjoy yourself out there in the arena and good luck making it to New Brakka. See you there.

The Most Realistic VR Motorcycle Game On The Meta Quest - VRider SBK Review

Looking for an exciting, challenging, and realistic VR motorcycle game on your Meta Quest 3 or Meta Quest 2? Well then look no further, because an extremely realistic VR bike racing experience is here in the form of VRider SBK.

This is more than just a VR Motorcycle Game on the Meta Quest, it’s really more of a VR Motorcycle Simulator.

I have only ridden a real motorcycle once or twice, but even with this limited experience I can definitely appreciate and feel the efforts that the developers of VRider SBK put in to make this a very real feeling Virtual Reality Motorcycle Racing experience.

Let’s find out how in this quick VRider SBK Review.

A Realistic VR Motorcycle Racing Game

In VRider SBK you’re a motorcycle racer on top of a fancy superbike that most normal people could have no hope of actually owning or driving in real life. It goes really fast, really quickly.

This is the most realistic Motorcycle experience you can have in Virtual Reality.

What’s even better is that VRider SBK isn’t like some flatscreen game where you control your motorcycle with a thumbstick and a trigger on a controller, which is entirely unlike the actual controls of a motorcyle.

Nope, in this Virtual Reality game you control the throttle by physically twisting your hands while holding the controllers sideways. You know, kind of like how a throttle on a motorcycle actually works.

It gets even better. As you might guess you will need to do a lot of turning during a superbike race. Well, in VRider SBK you turn by actually moving your controllers in the direction you want to lean in the game, and your motorcycle will lean with you.

Racing on a VR Motorcycle is so much fun in VRider SBK. Though it is really hard.

It is absolutely amazing and intuitive, because this is a pretty close simulation of how you would actually control a real life motorcycle!

That, combined with the very first person VR view of your motorcycle and the track in front of you equates to an extremely immersive and realistic VR motorcycle game that puts any flatscreen attempt at simulating the experience of racing a superbike to shame.

You even have to duck your head down behind your windshield when you go really quickly, otherwise you will shake and slow down because of the wind. You know, like if you really were sitting up on a bike going a couple hundred miles per hour.

Following the arrow on easier difficulties is a good way to learn how to hug the track in a VR Bike Game.

VRider SBK Is Hard

Though there is one downside to this level of realism, and that’s that riding an actual motorcycle in racetrack conditions is hard to learn and hard to master. Due to the amount of realism in the racing simulation and the controls, VRider SBK is also a really difficult game.

Maybe it would be a little easier to someone who has actual experience riding real motorcycles, but to a casual VR gamer VRider SBK is incredibly difficult to be good at. I have finished many races and still have trouble not going off of the track during simple turns.

Though this isn’t due to ignorance, just a lack of experience and skill. The tutorial was in depth and fantastic, giving you a little bit of knowledge at a time and then reinforcing it with a small racing challenge. As far as VR racing game tutorials go, VRider SBK’s might have a lot to learn in it, but it is fantastic.

VRider SBK has a fantastic tutorial, better than any other VR Racing Game I’ve seen.

You can mitigate some of this difficulty with this motorcycle VR game’s many difficulty options. There are a lot, and a few presets going from Rookie to Pro.

I mostly played on Pro for maximum realism, and honestly even with the assistance given to you in the Rookie difficulty this is still a VR racing game that is difficult due to its emphasis on realism. There are also some other options though, like changing the throttle control from twisting the controller to pulling the trigger.

There are a lot of difficulty settings and presets to try in this VR Motorcycle Game.

My back and arms would even start to ache by leaning forward into my chair and holding myself in the motorcycle racing posture with my arms up and tilted to the side and my head tucked safely behind the windshield. With no motorcycle to rest on my body became tired from holding itself up.

I still can outpace bots on the Very Easy difficulty, and found that trying to beat my previous best time on tracks was a very fun way to slowly improve my skills.

So if you want to get into VRider SBK keep in mind that realistic VR bike racing is hard, but still very rewarding when you pull it off right. There are also 12 total tracks, which is a healthy number, and a few different racers you could be as well.

VR Bike Racing Multiplayer

The number one biggest downside to VRider SBK, however, is that despite checking several times I couldn’t find a single live Multiplayer match.

Racing against the bots is fun and all, but they’re bots, and they’re not super intelligent. It seems that they mostly just follow a mostly set path at a set speed without deviating at all based on what you, the player, do to try and pass them. Racing against them feels more like racing against a moving obstacles than against other people.

So I was really hoping for some Multiplayer matches to add a factor of competitive spirit to motorcycle racing in Virtual Reality.

I couldn’t find a single Multiplayer match in VRider SBK.

If you want to race against others it seems that, at the time of writing at least, you’ll have to organize races outside of the game itself. There is an official VRider SBK facebook group and an official VRider SBK Discord where you can find opponents.

There is also a mode where you can try to beat other players’ track times, but that doesn’t really feel like much of a competition either, at least to me.

Regardless, VRider SBK is a fantastic example of using VR hand controls and a VR first person immersive view of the world to bring an expensive and dangerous real world experience, in this case superbike racing, and make it cheap, safe, and fun to enjoy in the comfort of your home on a Meta Quest device.

For that this is a fantastic VR racing simulation, and one that I would recommend if you want to feel what it’s like to race on a motorcycle in Virtual Reality.

Battle Talent VR Multiplayer And Mixed Reality Added In Latest Update

If you’ve always wondered how awesome it would be for Battle Talent VR to have Multiplayer then you’ll be excited to hear that suddenly, out of seemingly nowhere, Battle Talent’s latest update has added Multiplayer to the game.

Now it is incredibly easy to hop into a Multiplayer game of Battle Talent with a friend by using the new Multiplayer option in the main menu.

This new Battle Talent Multiplayer is also cross play and so you can play Battle Talent with anybody whether they are running the game on a Quest or on PCVR.

Joining a Battle Talent Multiplayer server. Image courtesy of developer CyDream.

Now you can duel with your friends, or just get into some shenanigans in the new Homology Arena before you head into some arena battles, dungeon runs, or just mess around with the cheat console to do whatever you and your friends want to do.

So if you’ve wanted a multiplayer physics based VR fighting game that gives you a ton of weapons, magic, and powers to fight hordes of enemies with then now is a fantastic time to try Battle Talent.

This VR fighting game is extremely fun alone not only because of the feel of the physics based combat, but also the insane amount of combinations you can pull off with the vast array of magic and powers the game gives you. Now imagine how crazy the battles of Battle Talent can get with the addition of Multiplayer in Battle Talent.

Two players teaming up for an epic combo in Battle Talent VR Multiplayer. Image courtesy of developer CyDream.

Battle Talent has also added a Mixed Reality (MR) mode as well!

Now you can fight the fantasy enemies of Battle Talent wherever you’d like in the real world as well as the virtual one. All of the real life walls and objects in your vicinity also have collision, which is fantastic.

Your weapons and spells colliding with real life walls and doors makes the experience so much more real. The best part is that multiplayer is available in Mixed Reality as well.

Multiplayer is also supported in Battle Talent mixed reality. Image courtesy of developer CyDream.

Some new items and spells were also added in this update, and if you want more details head over to the patch notes on Steam.

This game has certainly come a very long way in the years since it was a free VR fighting game on the Quest 2, and is definitely still worth every penny.

Exploding Kittens VR Announced For Fall 2024

Here’s an interesting new release announcement among a slew of recent release announcements for games coming to the Meta Quest 2 and Meta Quest 3.

Exploding Kittens VR will be a Virtual Reality spinoff of the real life social card game Exploding Kittens. As we’ve seen with other VR games like Cards and Tankards there is a lot of potential for VR card games on standalone and PCVR devices.

Not only that, but Exploding Kittens is more of a party game, and so is also part of the more casual VR games genre that is also seeing significant growth on the Meta Quest. It’s easier to sit down and play a light and fun game like Exploding Kittens for a bit then work up a sweat with a VR shooting game or VR fighting game.

This Virtual Reality social card game also seems like it will add quite a bit to the original, physical card game.

It’s good to see a game porting itself to Virtual Reality and making full use of VR to add new puzzles, avatar customization, and gameplay elements to the game that make the addition of Virtual Reality more than a gimmick or a convenience. Rather the addition of VR is a way to enhance the experience of gameplay.

Here is an excerpt of the press release provided by the developers over at Saber Interactive:

“FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – June 25, 2024 – Saber Interactive has announced Exploding Kittens VR, a new experience based on the wildly popular social-strategy card game. Developed under license from Asmodee Entertainment and published by Saber, Exploding Kittens VR is coming this fall to Meta Quest 3 and Meta Quest 2 and is available to pre-order now with a 10% bonus discount!

Exploding Kittens VR combines the hilarious strategy and chaos of the original card game with the full immersive feel of VR for a totally unique experience. Play with up to five players online or play on your own against bots and force your opponents to draw the dreaded Exploding Kitten. Be the last person standing to win! Customize your own in-game avatar, explore the social hub, and dive into a variety of entertaining mini-games.

Key Features:

- Experience Your Favorite Card Game Like Never Before: Socialize with friends and make new enemies in this laugh-out-loud VR strategy experience based on the hit card game.

- Master a Variety of Tools to Win: Use a slew of tools to strategically outsmart your opponents and come out on top. Look into the future, steal items from other players and deny their moves, defuse an Exploding Kitten at a crucial moment, and more!

- Three Unique Game Modes: Battle it out in either classic or blitz mode with up to five players, or against your biggest rival in duel mode.

- Engage with Immersive Social Hub: Discover an array of activities in the social hub, including mini-games, character customization and more!

- First released in 2015, the original Exploding Kittens card game was a breakout success, going on to spawn multiple adaptations across multimedia, including video game consoles, mobile devices, and even an animated television streaming series planned for this summer.”

— SABER INTERACTIVE

Exploding Kittens VR is planned for release this fall and is available for Pre-Order on the Meta Quest store for 10% off.

All Blade And Sorcery Endings And How To Reach Them (Including the Secret Ending)

So you want to know how to reach each of the Blade and Sorcery endings in the Crystal Hunt game mode.

Well I’m going to tell you how to reach both of them here, but without what happens once you reach them, in order to keep this article spoiler free.

Also keep in mind that you can reach both endings on the same character. The first ending (the one you’re more likely to reach on your own) does not lock you out of the second ending (which is much harder to achieve) also known as the secret Blade and Sorcery ending.

Oh, and if you’re having a little trouble reaching the end of the game you might want to try some Blade and Sorcery tips and tricks.

Blade And Sorcery Endings - How To Reach Them

Reaching the end of Blade & Sorcery’s Crystal Hunt is pretty straightforward. You’ll notice shortly after you start the game that there’s this old stone doorway in the caves near your house.

Beyond this stone door lies the entrance to both Blade and Sorcery endings

You also might notice that this doorway has six crystal circles inlaid in it.

You’ll also notice that after each time to defeat the golem and unlock a new crystal that one of these six circles on the doorway will light up.

When you’ve defeated six golems and unlocked six crystals then the doorway will open up and reveal a portal on the other side.

Getting six new crystals unlocks the door and the path to the Blade & Sorcery endings

Go through this portal and you’ll be in the ending location of Blade and Sorcery, that big structure that’s been glowing out in the sea, visible on the water from your home.

Well the portal takes you straight there, and each of the two endings is located on this artificial island.

Now you can finally go to that huge structure out in the water

Blade and Sorcery Ending One

The first Blade & Sorcery Ending is the one you’re most likely to find the first time you enter the portal beyond the six crystal doorway, and it doesn’t take a ton of effort to find.

Just walk through the door into the big structure and continue down the big hallway that leads straight into a large chamber with a shining pedestal in the center.

The big chamber with the sword in the center, the location of both Blade and Sorcery endings

Just take one of the paths around the sides of the chamber, there’s one to your left and to your right, and go straight to the pedestal in the center.

Take the sword from the pedestal, and then you will witness the first Blade and Sorcery ending.

To unlock the first Blade and Sorcery ending just grab the sword from the pedestal

Blade and Sorcery Ending Two - The Blade and Sorcery Secret Ending

Now that you’ve seen Blade and Sorcery’s main ending it is time for the more complex but more satisfying secret ending for Blade and Sorcery.

You’re going to need to prepare a little for this one before you go back through the portal towards the structure. The first requirement to reach the secret ending to Blade & Sorcery is that you have at least the first level of each of the elemental crystals unlocked.

So you’re going to need to have unlocked at least one crystal for gravity, fire, and lightning. Otherwise you won’t be able to access the secret ending. Don’t worry if you don’t have one of each of these crystals.

You can always collect more map pieces and fight more golems as much as you like to get more crystals, just like before you unlocked the portal to the island structure.

It can also be very helpful to have unlocked the second crystal for gravity magic so that you can jump extremely high. The kick dash unlocked by body crystals is also helpful, as is any sort of ability that helps you traverse levels.

Oh, and make sure to bring a bunch of healing items in case you make a mistake. Once you’re ready go back through the portal to the structure in the ocean and walk back into the big chamber with the sword pedestal in the center.

Right after you enter the chamber turn to the left, and instead of walking along the path leading to the sword, go through the hole in the wall right beside it.

This hole in the wall is the first place you should go to unlock the secret Blade and Sorcery ending

Follow the cave through the hole until you see a gravity lift that you can swim up through. After you reach the top of the lift there will be a rock wall for you to climb up.

Once you’re through the hole in the wall go up this gravity lift

When you’re at the top there will be an opening on the right leading to a Balcony overlooking the big chamber with the sword in the center. Jump down onto the balcony.

There are three balconies with puzzles like this one that must be solved to unlock the Blade and Sorcery secret ending

See that thing in the center of the balcony? It’s sort of like a cylinder, and it has holes on each of its three sides.

Using your lightning magic create a ball of lighting in one of your hands and put it inside of each of the three large holes. You’ll notice the lightning stays in the hole. Mess up and put the wrong element in the wrong hole and you’ll take a lot of damage!

Do this for each of the three large holes and you’ll hear a peculiar noise indicating you’ve done… something.

Filling one of the puzzle holes with lightning. The first balcony puzzle needs lightning for all three holes.

Now it gets a little harder. Look to your left and you’ll see some lamps attached to some rocks floating in the air on a path headed straight for another balcony with another big object in the center of it.

You’re going to have to jump from hanging lamp to hanging lamp to make it across to the other balcony. If you miss a lamp and fall then remember to use your gravity magic to slow your descent and avoid taking damage.

Swinging across these lanterns will lead you to the second balcony puzzle needed to unlock the secret ending for Blade and Sorcery

Once you’ve made it to the next balcony there’s another one of those objects with those big holes in the sides of it.

However, this time keep in mind that each of the big holes has smaller holes above them. One has one smaller hole, another two, and another three.

Start with the hole that only has one smaller hole above it and light that hole up with fire magic. Then put gravity magic into the other two holes starting with the hole that has fewer circles above it. Once again you will hear a noise indicating you’ve done something.

The hole with one smaller circle above it needs fire. The other two need gravity.

You’ll notice there is a third balcony, but this time no convenient lanterns to swing across to reach it.

No worries, if you look down you can see another hole in the wall next to one of the paths that lead to the sword pedestal in the bottom of the chamber. This one will be on the opposite side of the one you previously took to get up here.

Go to the hole in the wall on the right side of the entrance to solve the final puzzle for the second of the Blade and Sorcery endings

Jump down and use your gravity magic to glide safely and slowly to the floor. Then head inside the wall and you will find another gravity lift.

Hop inside and swim your way to the top.

You can swim your way up this gravity lift

Once you reach the top you will be overlooking the central chamber once more, but this time look to your left and you will see the third and final balcony there.

Either climb along the wall to reach it or launch yourself towards it with magic. However you get to the balcony you will be confronted with the final puzzle once you get there, another one of those cylindrical obelisk things with holes in them. This time it will have three stacked on top of each other.

From top to bottom but gravity, then fire, and then lightning in the lowest hole.

Gravity then fire and then lightning solves the final puzzle and unlocks the Blade and Sorcery secret ending

Once you’re done with this congratulations! Jump down to the pedestal and grab the sword again. You’ll see that things will turn out a little differently in the Blade and Sorcery secret ending.

Well those are the Blade and Sorcery endings and how to reach them. I hope you get to enjoy both the normal and secret endings this way, and enjoy Blade & Sorcery in general. It’s a very fun game and a one of a kind VR RPG.

Oh, and if you’re having a little trouble reaching the end of the game you might want to try some Blade and Sorcery tips and tricks.