- February 13, 2020
- Metro VR Studios
Orion13
Platforms
About
Just UpdatedSupport for Vive, Index, and Windows Mixed Reality headsets has now been added in addition to Oculus! Orion13 supports seated and standing gameplay. Orion13 is now fully optimized for older VR-compatible graphics cards. About the GameOrion13 is an action-packed VR hack-and-slash game developed by MetroVR Studios. You are Orion13, a newly self-aware combat robot who believes her memo…










- The game features a unique and interesting world with a captivating story and immersive atmosphere.
- The art style and soundtrack are well-crafted, enhancing the overall experience.
- Arena mode provides a fun challenge with waves of enemies, and the game offers replayability with different difficulty levels.
- Combat mechanics are clunky and lack depth, often feeling unresponsive and frustrating.
- Controls are overly sensitive and not well-optimized for VR, leading to frequent calibration issues.
- The game is buggy and feels unfinished, with many players experiencing glitches and a lack of polish.
story
14 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story features a compelling narrative centered around a robot soldier rising through the ranks over millennia, complemented by futuristic artwork and engaging cutscenes. While the storytelling is generally well-received, some players noted a lack of polish in the execution compared to the strong opening. Overall, the combination of sword combat, puzzles, and a solid storyline contributes to an enjoyable VR experience, despite some predictability.
“The story is great too, which is not typical of most of the VR games I've played, and the music is incredible and makes the game feel very exciting.”
“The story kept me entertained and interested, though somewhat predictable.”
“As a robot soldier, you move up the ranks by successfully carrying out difficult missions throughout millennia, and you have become one of the three highest-ranked officers in the army.”
“I really like the futuristic artwork and how the storytelling is laid out.”