Forefront

About Forefront

Forefront is a multiplayer tactical shooter game. It was developed by Triangle Factory and was released on April 23, 2026. It received positive reviews from players.

Forefront is an intense VR shooter featuring 32-player large-scale battles, land, sea, and air vehicles, and immersive, tactical combat. You are the tip of the spear in the war between a global energy giant and resistance forces. Which side will you take?

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87%Audience ScoreBased on 1,133 reviews

gameplay49 positive mentions

grinding20 negative mentions

Excellent Battlefield-style VR shooter with large-scale 16v16 battles, vehicles, and class-based gameplay capturing the classic Battlefield experience.
Smooth performance and intuitive controls for both infantry and vehicles, including helicopters, tanks, and boats, creating immersive and thrilling combat.
Active developer support with frequent updates, cross-play between platforms, populated servers, and an engaging community.
Proximity voice chat adding a social and chaotic element reminiscent of classic multiplayer shooters.
Well-designed maps and progression system that rewards teamwork and skill.
Vehicles and destructible environments contribute to dynamic, cinematic moments and enjoyable gameplay.

Steep learning curve with slow and grindy weapon and class progression, frustrating for new players.
Balance issues with some vehicles (notably helicopters and tanks) being overpowered and difficult to counter, leading to frustration and spawn camping.
Hit registration inconsistencies, occasional lag and server instability impacting gameplay experience.
Toxic voice chat with many young players using offensive language and racial slurs, detracting from enjoyment unless muting is used.
Lack of tutorials or offline practice modes makes onboarding difficult for beginners.
Limited game modes and map variety at launch, with some maps having spawn camping issues and imbalance.
Missing key features such as a proper party system, push to talk for voice chat, and better HUD elements like compass or kill indicators.
Some clunky interactions with weapon handling and vehicle controls, and graphical fidelity tailored to support Quest standalone performance rather than high-end PC graphics.

gameplay
156 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
31% positive mentions, 62% neutral mentions, 7% negative mentions
The gameplay offers a large-scale, fast-paced VR shooter experience reminiscent of classic Battlefield titles, with intuitive controls, vehicle combat, and strong teamplay elements. While generally fun and addictive, users note issues with weapon mechanics (reloads, aiming, grenade throwing), balancing, limited maps/game modes, and occasional frustrating mechanics like instant kills or sniping assist. Despite some jank and polish needed, ongoing dev support and community engagement contribute to an evolving, enjoyable gameplay loop.
- “Forefront is, quite frankly, the most fun I’ve had in a VR shooter in a long time, and I couldn’t recommend it more to anyone who misses when shooters were about teamplay, vehicles, and good mechanics instead of battle passes and “engagement systems.””
- “Genuinely one of the best VR shooters ever made... I'm not very good at it only getting a handful of kills and capturing points, but I still find a lot of enjoyment, whether it be through the satisfying gameplay and the near cinematic chaos, or the stupid things people blurt out in voice chat.”
- “The gameplay feels smoother, the battles are bigger, and overall it just delivers the large scale VR warfare experience I’ve always wanted.”
- “The gunplay is mediocre at best and reload mechanics feel janky and inconsistent.”
- “Worst reloading mechanics among VR shooters.”
- “Grenade throwing has a terrible guided mechanic, runs on a super low tick rate, making throwing unreliable because your hands update faster than the projectile.”
graphics
94 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
19% positive mentions, 67% neutral mentions, 14% negative mentions
The graphics are generally considered basic and somewhat outdated, largely due to the game's cross-platform design prioritizing Quest hardware, resulting in lower fidelity textures and terrain details compared to top-tier VR titles. However, many users appreciate the game's smooth performance, immersive VR experience, and clear visuals that support fast-paced gameplay, with PCVR graphical enhancements and upgrades planned to improve visual quality over time. Overall, while not visually groundbreaking, the graphics are sufficient and balanced to deliver fun, accessible multiplayer battles in VR.
- “Forefront is a fun VR battlefield clone that actually takes PCVR into consideration, mostly through added PCVR exclusive graphics settings.”
- “Graphic wise players should not expect Battlefield 6 level, but like most VR games somehow the "new dimension" gained in VR makes up for a lot of what's lost in graphical fidelity and this aspect unfortunately can't be shown in pictures or 2D videos.”
- “The graphics are solid for the genre, the gunplay feels satisfying, and the gameplay clips online definitely make it look exciting.”
- “Compared to similar titles, the graphics feel outdated and overly arcade-like, with colors that break immersion rather than enhance it.”
- “And the textures look a bit mushy even on the maximum graphics.”
- “Graphics and tone is just really bad, most of the maps are unbalanced and just not fun.”
story
53 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
17% positive mentions, 77% neutral mentions, 6% negative mentions
The game lacks a story mode entirely, focusing instead on multiplayer crossplay and gameplay between Quest and PC VR platforms. Reviewers note the game's design prioritizes Quest compatibility, which limits graphical fidelity and depth but offers smooth performance and a fun multiplayer experience.
- “☐ no story”
- “What's there is pretty simple though, more of a quest game than a steam game.”
- “The fact that they have been able to get this onto quest and onto pc is extremely incredible.”
- “☑ No story.”
- “☐ No story.”
- “What's there is pretty simple though, more of a Quest game than a Steam game.”
optimization
35 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
63% positive mentions, 28% neutral mentions, 9% negative mentions
The game is widely praised for its strong optimization, delivering smooth and stable performance across various hardware, including VR setups like Quest 3 and even laptops. While graphics are sometimes viewed as basic or limited by platform constraints, the overall experience runs well with high FPS and minimal issues. Some users noted occasional performance dips after updates, but the consensus highlights reliable, enjoyable gameplay without major performance problems.
- “The guns are amazing to use, the game modes are fun, the maps are super realistic, and it's one of the only good VR games that has released in years, and the best part is it's optimized and runs great.”
- “Ridiculously fun and very well optimized - I am running Virtual Desktop at 90fps on high with my Quest 3 and a 3080.”
- “As of 4/28/26 this game is amazing and the optimization is unmatched.”
- “Every update seems to make performance worse, and they won’t let you use upscaling or improve the graphics.”
- “Unlike some teams, insisted on UE5, resulting in a messy visual mess with terrible optimization.”
- “The FPS and stuttering were horrid and I had a good PC, so I was surprised.”
grinding
22 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
0% positive mentions, 9% neutral mentions, 91% negative mentions
Grinding in the game is widely considered excessive and tedious, with many players frustrated by the lengthy progression required to unlock weapons and attachments. The lack of skill-based matchmaking and limited content exacerbate the grind, making it feel repetitive and discouraging, especially when players must re-grind the same equipment across different classes. While some find the gameplay engaging enough to tolerate the grind, it remains a significant drawback for many, particularly casual or time-constrained players.
- “Grinding is way too grindy because there isn't much to unlock, so you have to play for a very long time to unlock anything.”
- “Leveling takes years and can be extremely boring, grinding to try a gun that might turn out to be useless.”
- “Grinding for hours just to unlock one gun, and then having to do the same when playing a different class, feels very tedious.”
humor
21 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions
The game's humor is highly praised for enhancing player interaction and creating hilarious moments through voice chat, playful antics, and in-game actions like pretending to die or charging paddles under pressure. The community is described as friendly, witty, and often entertaining, contributing to a fun and lively atmosphere. Overall, humor significantly adds to the enjoyment and camaraderie among players.
- “This is the best game I've ever played; people are so cool and funny.”
- “Well, 5.5 hours in and I already love it... the players are pretty cool and very funny at times due to being able to hear the enemy team talking.”
- “You'll also hear other players who are dead on the ground making grunting sounds as they pretend they're dying waiting for medics to revive them, which is always funny.”
stability
13 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
46% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 54% negative mentions
The game is generally praised for its smooth performance and solid optimization, running well without noticeable lag across platforms. However, some bugs persist—such as bullets passing through walls and occasional freezes—that can disrupt gameplay and cause frustration. Despite being an early access title, it is considered relatively polished and stable compared to other VR games in beta.
- “The game runs great, I notice no lag while playing.”
- “Forefront is a Battlefield-like game that runs great and is surprisingly polished for a beta.”
- “It runs great but the graphics are very simple; they are the same as the standalone version just running at a higher resolution.”
- “When bullets pass through walls like they aren't there, it doesn't just feel buggy — it breaks the whole game loop.”
- “For now it's fun enough to keep you hooked, but buggy enough to keep you frustrated.”
- “Had 2 freezes in the last session.”
replayability
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
80% positive mentions, 20% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions
Replayability is generally strong, with users finding the game fun and engaging beyond a single session. However, the limited variety in current maps leads to some repetitiveness, and adding custom maps or future updates could significantly enhance long-term appeal.
- “It's fun, really replayable, not a one-night game.”
- “Very fun and replayable, looking forward to future updates out of early access.”
- “Other VR shooters like Pavlov have massively benefitted from having custom maps as it adds a ton of variety and replayability, and Forefront would really benefit from having them too as the current maps get old kinda quickly.”
atmosphere
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
75% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 25% negative mentions
The game’s atmosphere is generally praised for being immersive and adrenaline-inducing, effectively capturing a battlefield vibe, though some users find it currently flat and lacking in authenticity compared to similar titles. Ongoing updates and planned features promise to enhance the overall experience further.
- “So far this game is amazing; it captures the battlefield atmosphere so well. Weekly updates are great too. Can't wait to see what this game becomes.”
- “The atmosphere is thick, immersive, and adrenaline-inducing.”
- “I have my wishlist for future stuff like new maps or maybe different atmospheric variants of the maps that already exist, a ping system for better communication to squadmates, and of course more attachments and gadgets to play with; but all that stuff is already on the roadmap.”
- “Right now it feels pretty flat from an atmosphere perspective, and for some reason compared to Pavlov, the guns feel like paintball rifles.”
music
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
0% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 100% negative mentions
Users find the game's music lacking a compelling endgame soundtrack and feel that the overall audio experience can be overwhelming or distracting during gameplay. However, some memorable moments arise from players blasting classic rock songs, adding a unique and chaotic atmosphere to multiplayer sessions.
- “Lack of modes, OP weapons, little kids, and no cool endgame soundtrack. The fact this is on the Quest holds the game back.”
- “Especially if you're just playing it carelessly, blasting music through Voicemod while shooting people who are too busy trying to deal with the sensory overload.”
- “Some of my memorable moments include someone blasting 'Fortunate Son' and 'Free Bird' while we were raining hell in a helicopter, or the time I turned a corner and had the barrel of an enemy tank right in my face before getting blasted by it.”
emotional
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions
The emotional experience is mixed, with some players finding the game wholesome and enjoyable, especially as adults, while others feel frustration due to disruptive players and challenging progression. The leveling pace is generally seen as well-balanced, contributing to a fair but occasionally bitter experience.
- “That singlehandedly made me feel like I was at a huge disadvantage, giving a bitter feeling that I would never make any progress, only giving me the option to quit the game to try again the next day.”
- “I find it kinda wholesome in a way, being one of the adults playing, though I have definitely had to mute some annoying players.”
- “You probably get those players saying leveling needs to be faster, then those that say it needs to be slow. In my opinion, the leveling system doesn't need touching at all; not too fast, not too slow, just the right speed.”
monetization
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
0% positive mentions, 33% neutral mentions, 67% negative mentions
The game features no microtransactions, battlepass, or ads, offering a straightforward experience without monetization pressures. However, some users suggest that integrating ads more effectively could enhance gameplay and add meaningful value.