Quantum Threshold -Wheelchair Based Cyberpunk Madness in VR - Oh My!
11What an unusual concept that you're placed into a wheelchair like you're Davros - leader of the Daleks. You travel around a cyberpunk themed city shooting people, dual-wielding shotguns, pistols and assault rifles, moving at a very Robocop-like pace, against synthetic enemies. In, VR of all things.
It's pretty cool. I really enjoyed playing it. As you can tell from the video. It is a rogue-light and it's really fun to play once you get used to the mechanics of being tied a wheelchair, which limits your movement.
I mean, some people have said when playing, they feel like, they've got a bit more of an appreciation of what it's actually like to be in a wheelchair because you're restricted. So, if you imagine your typical shooter where you can strafe left and right very easily to dodge incoming fire, you, develop your tactics based on that. But when you're grounded in a wheelchair, you don't have that flexibility of movement. And it changes the gameplay and you've got to tailor your approach to things to suit that.
I find that this game captures that element really well and yeah, it's fun to play. I highly recommend it. Go check it out. If you've got VR, there's a Quest 3 version and there's a Steam VR version. Obviously the Steam VR version is graphically better, but they're essentially the same games.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/3768490/Quantum_Threshold/
https://www.meta.com/en-gb/experiences/quantum-threshold/24294524820162594/
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