You can technically play offline against bots, but the AI isn’t really capable enough to make it anywhere near as fun as playing against other humans. In terms of content, Hyper Dash has plenty to offer as long as you’re in it for the online multiplayer. Quick dashes were popular in the old Quake and Unreal games as well during PvP matches and this definitely channels a lot of that old-school arena shooter charm. It not only makes traversing the maps quickly a ton of fun, but it’s a tactical maneuver that makes you really hard to hit. So in Hyper Dash, as you can assume by the name, you’ll be expected to do a lot of dashing. If you played Raw Data from Survios, you might remember a “dash” mechanic there as well in which you will zoom forward with blurred vision to a new location, or in other words, dash. Hyper Dash however builds its foundation on a hybrid system at the very core of its identity that has you mix and match both smooth movement and a hybrid movement called dashing. It was a great and effective method to prevent motion sickness that developers still deploy to this day. This was most prominently popularized originally by Cloudhead in the first Episode of The Gallery and dubbed “blink” movement because you would point to a spot and then the screen quickly fades out and back in with you in the new location. The most popular two forms of movement, or locomotion, right now across the industry is “smooth” movement, in which you direct your body through the game world using the analog sticks like in a traditional video game, and teleportation movement. Usually in a VR game you’ll have to choose between different types of movement. Platforms: Quest, Rift Store, Steam, and Viveport

What is it?: 5v5 team-based competitive VR shooter with PC VR and Quest cross-play Not to mention it’s extremely difficult with a skill curve that feels completely new, even if you’ve got extensive VR shooter experience. It’s a game about blistering fast movement and pure chaos that feels at once both overwhelming and supremely satisfying. Solaris does a good job of tapping into that straight-forward arena shooter feel, Onward feels like a great compromise towards a realistic military shooter, and Contractors really does play like Call of Duty in VR-but Hyper Dash is wholly unique.

Read on for our full Hyper Dash review!Īt its core, Hyper Dash is a game about speed. Hyper Dash is out now on Quest and PC VR with full cross-play and after spending a couple of weeks with the full release version on Quest 2, we’re excited to report it’s a great competitive VR shooter.

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