Originally developed by 3D Realms and powered by the Quake engine, Wrath: Aeon of Ruin is a first-person shooter that draws inspiration from classic titles like Doom and Hexen. The game is set in a dark, decaying world where players must navigate through non-linear levels filled with ancient horrors and deadly traps. The VR adaptation aims to capture the intense atmosphere and brutal combat of the original while leveraging the immersive capabilities of virtual reality.

The transition to VR has been made possible through the collaboration between Team Beef and Flat2VR Studios. The partnership with Flat2VR Studios has allowed Team Beef to go beyond a simple port, incorporating asset alterations and new features that make Wrath: Aeon of Ruin feel like a game designed specifically for VR.

In a show of appreciation, Team Beef has announced that all mid-tier patrons who supported the project from its inception on September 22, 2022, until the announcement on August 15, 2024, will receive a free copy of the VR version upon its launch. This gesture acknowledges the vital role that the community played in bringing the project to fruition.

Further details on how patrons can redeem their copies will be shared closer to the launch date. Additionally, there may be opportunities for beta testing, allowing dedicated fans to contribute further to the development process.

The announcement coincides with the VR Games Showcase, where Flat2VR Studios is highlighting its latest VR adaptations. Team Beef encourages fans to check out the showcase to see the cutting-edge work being done in the VR gaming space.

This release marks a new chapter for Team Beef, and the team is optimistic about the future, with plans to bring more classic games to VR in collaboration with Flat2VR Studios. The VR gaming community can look forward to more exciting announcements in the near future.

Guardians Frontline combines intense shooter mechanics with strategic base-building elements, allowing players to engage in combat as both soldiers and commanders. The game has been well-received within the VR community, evidenced by high user review scores and multiple awards at the 2023 NYX Game Awards.

The update introduces evolved enemies, including a spider-like foe that can burrow underground and a new Siege Sentinel with long-range attacks. Additionally, the level cap increase to 50 opens up new ranks for players to achieve, rewarding top players with a new skin that provides extra resistance against explosive damage.

Further improvements include a new attack for the AK20 weapon, various bug fixes, and enhancements to the game’s Editor Mode, allowing for even more customized gameplay experiences.

For those interested in seeing the changes firsthand, a new trailer has been released alongside this update. For more information about Guardians Frontline and to stay updated on future developments, visit the official website and follow the game on social media.

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Project Demigod offers players a superhero simulation experience, allowing for physics-driven combat within a virtual environment. With a selection of 10 powers that can be mixed and matched, the game presents over 40 possible power combinations. These abilities range from super strength and energy bolts to elemental controls like fire and water.

Key features being introduced with the full launch include a Hero Events System for battling enemies in specific scenarios, integrated mod support for a wide range of user-created avatars, and optimized performance enhancements. The developers have also outlined a content roadmap that promises the introduction of new enemy types post-launch.

The game’s transition from the App Lab on Quest to the full Meta Quest store will see it removed from App Lab on January 25, becoming temporarily unavailable for purchase until its official release. Those who have previously purchased the game on App Lab will retain access without needing to repurchase. The Steam Early Access version will continue to be available until the launch date.

For more details on Project Demigod and its features, interested parties are directed to the game’s official website and recent trailer.

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Resolution Games is set to launch its new strategy game, Demeo Battles, on November 9, taking a distinct route from its predecessor by focusing more on Player vs Player (PvP) online battles. This game, part of the Demeo Action Role-Playing System, invites players to a world inspired by tabletop miniature games.

If you missed it, you can read our review of the original Demeo here, or watch our video review below:

In Demeo Battles, players can look forward to shorter play sessions filled with intensive battles spanning across a variety of maps. The gameplay revolves around buying units and cards to prepare for the battle, allowing players to execute devastating attacks or smart strategies to overpower their opponents. Matches are designed to be concise, usually taking between 15 and 20 minutes, which makes it a perfect fit for players looking for short play sessions.

The new game brings in a series of features including turn-based tactics where players face off in action-packed grid-based combats across ten different maps. Players must be cautious of “The Burn,” a gradually advancing flood of lava that can cause substantial damage.

With a gallery of 37 creatures available at launch, players can assemble a diverse team of minions ranging from rats and goblins to giant slimes, offering a dynamic and ever-evolving gameplay. Players can choose from seven classes of champions — including hunters, sorcerers, and barbarians — each bringing unique abilities to the battleground.

Demeo Battles also introduces a dual champion system, encouraging teamwork by bringing two champions to every match. It offers the flexibility to control both champions directly or to pair up with another player for a cooperative gameplay experience.

The game will be playable on various platforms including Meta Quest 2 and 3, and SteamVR headsets, as well as a non-VR PC version offering a complete flatscreen experience. A PC demo version is slated to be part of Steam Next Fest starting October 9.

The game will retail at $19.99, with pre-orders now open on Meta Quest and wish-listing available on Steam.

For further details, interested individuals can refer to the official website.