Paradox of Hope VR

Paradox of Hope VR - survival in a post-disaster world for virtual reality headsets. Forays are collected randomly and do not repeat each other. Merchants exchange equipment for loot. Stations are divided into residential and abandoned. It is better to bypass mutants than to beat them. The alarm begins with the first shot. Repairing guns requires a vice and parts. Experience gives new skills and endurance. The stations illuminate only residential corners. The hero is looking for supplies in the subway dungeons. Mutants are divided by type and strength. Bandits ruin the trip no worse than mutants. The hero's helmet and arms are fully functional. Beeps and creaks herald the appearance of a creature. The light of a lantern reveals the hero in the dark. Jumping and running slow down your breathing. The tasks ask you to find things or a person. The mutants hear running from afar. Loot is exchanged for new equipment. Covering and walking on your haunches protects you from being seen. The weapon is assembled from parts and repaired on the fly. Resources are hidden in caches and carriages. Subway paths lead through rubble and carriages. The backpack limits the loot by weight. Clips are assembled from different calibers. The armor slows down, but holds the blow. Open hatches lead into old tunnels. The radiation counter requires attention and protection. Every exit to the surface is dangerous. The clips are manually filled one cartridge at a time. Blood and wounds require bandages. The merchant takes the junk and gives away the cartridges. The weapon is held with two hands and reloaded manually. Bandits hold their posts and trade. The equipment store lives deep below. Knives and axes break in battle. For those players who love dark wastelands, this game is suitable.