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Become a giant VR god and smash bantam non-VR players

Watching person play VR is oft a pretty boring amou. There they are, strapped into hundreds of dollars of overpriced equipment, while you baby-sit and watch them on an awkwardly placed ride herd on. Davigo, a work-in-progress multiplayer arena from Davigo Studio apartment, wants to let you to whip outer your laptops and embark on a virtual fight with your VR-tiring pal.

Already in a closed explorative and forthcoming soon to Steam Early Access code, Davigo is a Miles Davis vs Goliath combat pitting one, huge VR-wearing colossus against up to four VR-less warriors. The VR instrumentalist is proper massive, taking happening the form of a giant head with great big immaterial manpower with which to crush their lilliputian opponents.

That's if they tin catch the flatscreen players, listen. While grossly outsized, the VR-less squad is nimble, able-bodied to duck approximately maze-like maps taking pot-shots at the giant. The VR player fanny judge to swat away attacks, but information technology sounds like the VR-less players volition follow competent to fortify increasingly powerful attacks, eventually waving rockets about and bloody into the VR player's face.

Getting a chemical group of pals round to work over the one soul who can afford a headset sounds a right laugh. But Davigo has a few squeamish touches to help keep things fresh. The game will send with its own level editor for creating and unselfish radical maps, and will also fully supporting Steam Remote Play.

Davigo is currently playable in Of import for supporters of the developer's Patreon. The halting doesn't yet have an former access vent date stamp, just the developer one of these days hopes to add online multiplayer and multiple giants in unmatched rival.

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