I'm flabbergasted that I hadn't reviewed the game up til now. It's a masterfully made objective horde shooter in the vein of Killing Floor, as well as a difficult but endearing stealth tactics game (whatever your druthers).

The big draw, though, is the free VR beta. I gotta say, it's way more fun than the base game (which is still great) and is probably the best VR game available. Period. Bar none. It presents an entirely new difficulty curve which feels less twitchy and more rewarding, and every feature of the game, including stealth, translates remarkably well to VR. What Bethesda failed to do with fallout (and charged 60 bucks for), PD2 does well, for free. If that's where all our DLC dollars went, I ain't even mad.

Best played with friends, but making them ingame (mainly within the VR community since it's a smaller and generally older crowd) is easy.

I'm flabbergasted that I hadn't reviewed the game up til now. It's a masterfully made objective horde shooter in the vein of Killing Floor, as well as a difficult but endearing stealth tactics game (whatever your druthers). The big draw, though, is the free VR beta. I gotta say, it's way more fun than the base game (which is still great) and is probably the best VR game available. Period. Bar none. It presents an entirely new difficulty curve which feels less twitchy and more rewarding, and every feature of the game, including stealth, translates remarkably well to VR. What Bethesda failed to do with fallout (and charged 60 bucks for), PD2 does well, for free. If that's where all our DLC dollars went, I ain't even mad. Best played with friends, but making them ingame (mainly within the VR community since it's a smaller and generally older crowd) is easy.