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▼ The Game ▼
"VTOL VR is a nearfuturistic combat flight game built specifically for Virtual Reality. Pilot advanced multirole jets, using your hands to flip switches, press buttons, and manipulate the virtual flight controls. Take on a wide array of challenges that will put your flight skills, situational awareness, and combat tactics to the test. No extra hardware is required. If you have a VR set with tracked controllers, then you have a virtual cockpit where you can reach out and interact with the stick and throttle, flip switches, press buttons, and even pull the eject handle if things go wrong. Immerse yourself in action packed combat missions, delicate vertical landings, aircraft carrier operations, aerial refueling and more. Create and fly custom missions which you can share with other pilots using the builtin mission editor and map editor."
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▼ My Take ▼
VTOL VR comes prepacked with some godtier tools that I wish every VR title would include in their games. The only real reason VTOL is so easy to make videos about is because of the built in spectator cam, which reopens the world of VR machinima. The map editor has led to some fantastic creations, perhaps the greatest of which is Dynamic Liberation by @sypwn. In Dynlib, players bum rush three cities to prevent their carrier from being taken down by oncoming aircraft and artillery. Yeah, sometimes it completely cooks the computer of the person hosting it, but I say let them cook. The game mode is fantastic.
▼Timestamps▼
0:00 Hey Sisters
1:11 SURVIVORMAN VR: THE DESCENT
2:22 RIP TheFerretsWheels computer
2:58 Carrier Ops
3:36 SEAD
4:50 Wheels on deck
5:25 PUSH THE ADVANTAGE
6:04 The Intercept
7:55 Save some Bahama Mamas