Arizona Sunshine VR

Arizona Sunshine VR is an action movie for virtual reality headsets. The world was swept by an epidemic with almost instantaneous effect. The hero searches for the living among the Arizona wastelands. The weapon is held by hand, and the cartridges are counted individually. Zombies follow the sound. Bullets and first aid kits are in boxes, and the backpack is limited in volume. The game is part of a set of early shooters for virtual reality. Reloading requires dexterity. A flashlight helps in dark tunnels. Missions lead through canyons and mines. Achievements are awarded for carefully completing goals. Together, the story is more fun and safer. The hands in the virtual reality helmet are occupied with weapons, and reloading has to be done blindly. The dead crawl out of dark corners and basements, so you should save your ammo and shoot in the head. The horror is based on the sound around. The hero talks to himself. The ending explains the cause of the infection. The tunnels and mines are full of the dead, and the lantern becomes the main tool. Free hands in virtuality allow you to change the magazine, throw a grenade and press buttons alternately. First aid kits and ammo are found in drawers and cabinets, and the rest of your life here is visible by the color of the screen. Shooting with a helmet takes some getting used to. The lines of the dead come in waves. Friends in a co-op share ammo and cover each other in narrow passages. The campaign leads from sunny canyons to underground laboratories, and partners divide the finds in half. Friends share roles in the cooperative: one provides cover, the other looks for supplies in the next room. For those who love zombies and virtuality, this game is suitable.