mmerse yourself in a heart-pumping, extraction-based PvPvE adventure set in a vast, post-apocalyptic world. Scavenge for resources and unleash your creativity with a revolutionary crafting system that lets you combine any objects using tape, creating one-of-a-kind, game-changing weapons. Team up with friends to explore expansive locations, overcome treacherous terrain, and take down both AI and human opponents in intense battles. Extract valuable loot to upgrade your base, enhance your arsenal, and gain a competitive edge in this unforgiving world. Will you survive and thrive in REQUISITION VR? The challenge awaits.
Unique crafting mechanics allow players to combine almost any items they come across in the environment, enabling them to create weapons on the go. These mechanics have been improved in the Meta Quest version of the game. Environmental traps are scattered across large, open locations. These traps, when triggered, can attract hordes of zombies, so players must be cautious to avoid being overwhelmed. Procedural barricades and locks force players to find creative ways to enter houses, which may have boarded-up windows or locked doors. Diverse enemies: Each zombie type has distinct behaviors and resistances. Armored zombies are tough against firearms, while spiked zombies are best dealt with using long-range weapons to avoid close combat. Game modes:
Multi-language support is needed. It's an engaging game featuring extensive customization options for survival. As expected from a PCVR-based game, the graphical quality is solid. The most disappointing aspect is that although it's a multiplayer-focused PvPvE game, it currently only supports English. This makes it quite inconvenient for non-English speaking users to understand the game's system and play, so an urgent update to support multiple languages is critically needed.
An amateur extraction shooter. The game has a good foundation. The idea of fighting for survival in a show is good. The implementation in the game isn't very successful. The zombie animations are weak. The weapons don't feel right. Neither the sound nor the physics. Tabor and Exfillzone do a better job. There are only 48 places to store things! At the beginning, you have to Sell everything because u don't have enough money to buy one Locker. Only three items fit in a locker. Very weak. You can tell that the extraction mode was kept simple, as if it were an add-on rather than a full game. The only thing I really like is the armor system with the card boxes. There are various equipment options. Unfortunately, the game lacks in both quality and quantity. There are only two maps in extraction mode, and they aren't even that big. It's a shame.
DEVOLPERS PLEASE NOTICe. first i really like this game. the idea is great and im 100% on board with it. i love the idea of a almost hunger games style like everyones watching and kinda hoping you die. but the problems i have with this games are the physics. the physics are NOT smooth at all and it feel clunky and hard to swing stuff. u cant sholder the shotguns and u cant hold pistols with two hands. the zombies feel really fake. they are not rly fun to fight at all. new maps would be cool and the enemys with the guns, it would be cool if they had different guns. i think the idea of outfit bonuses would be cool. if u find all the items of one set u get a special perk or something. something else to note is when u get done with a mission the SAMMMMEEE LINEEE plays every single time by smiley. mabye thats on purpose. but this game has so much potental and i think fixing mostly the physics would make this game more enjoyable. like saints and sinners has great zombie physics and would be amazing for this game. again i love yalls game. ive played about 4 hours of it and i rly enjoy it. Thank you so much!!
Wicked game. Requisition VR hits every note I want from a zombie title in VR.Genre mash-up: physics-driven extraction shooter meets sandbox survival-horror, think mini-Tarkov raids inside a Dead Rising toy box. DIY mayhem: duct-tape any two props together in seconds; my garden-rake-propane-torch build still makes me laugh out loud. Tight 15-min raids: loot fast, improvise gear, dodge (or ambush) rival squads, then sprint to evac before the horde swarms. Four-player drop-in co-op: friendly fire means real teamwork (though betrayals are priceless) and quick voice pings keep comms snappy. Always fresh: day/night cycles, weather shifts, and shuffled loot spawns keep each suburb feeling new, plus a public roadmap promises more maps and parts. Quest-ready polish: rock-solid frame-rate on my Quest 3, weighty physics, and full comfort options, no nausea, just pure adrenaline. If you crave creative weapons and tense, re-playable raids, grab this and bring extra duct tape.
Add more hunter bases. This game is already so good at just it's release. The only thing is the game isn't very challenging once you get some guns. I think they should make more intense maps that you can play on with higher tier loot. Or different things to do while you're in a raid to have a more challenging experience. Like for example you could add a device that you have to go activate and you get 1 minute to prepare defenses for it and then you have to defend it from zombies for five minutes or smthn. Just simpla things like that. Another cool thing you could do is add more hunter bases or even hunters patrolling the area. Another fun thing you could do is add a survival mode where you go into the wild and have to build a base that would save and you could come back to later. I think you should also add areas where a camp may have been infested by zombies, and then that area is heavily infested by zombies and make many zombies spawn there and such. Just things like that to make the game better. Thank you for your consideration and keep up the good work!
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