REQUISITION VR

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REQUISITION VR is a single player and multiplayer survival shooter game. It was developed by Arcadia and was released on May 4, 2023. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

"Requisition VR" is a virtual reality game set at the start of a zombie outbreak in the town of Autumn, Nevermont. Players must scavenge for weapons and resources, engaging in combat against both zombies and other players in various modes. With over 500 items for crafting and character customization options, players can tailor their experience in this intense and immersive setting.

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Audience ScoreBased on 381 reviews

story9 positive mentions

stability17 negative mentions

The crafting system is innovative and allows for creative weapon combinations, making gameplay fun and engaging.
The game offers a unique multiplayer experience, allowing friends to team up and tackle challenges together.
The atmosphere and graphics, while not perfect, contribute to an immersive zombie survival experience.

The game is plagued by bugs and performance issues, including infinite loading screens and glitches that disrupt gameplay.
The AI for zombies is inconsistent, with some zombies clipping through walls and lacking proper pathfinding.
The game feels unfinished and lacks content, with repetitive gameplay and limited environments.

story
106 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story aspect of the game has received mixed reviews, with many players expressing disappointment over its lack of depth and engaging narrative. While some enjoy the initial missions and the crafting mechanics, others criticize the story for being forgettable, poorly executed, and riddled with bugs that hinder gameplay. Overall, the narrative is seen as basic and repetitive, with players hoping for future updates to enhance the story content and fix existing issues.
- “If you're looking for a good single player game with a story (and you've already played through the Walking Dead games and the Arizona Sunshine games), then get The Living Remain.”
- “The story mode had an actual story, which you can play alone or with friends, to include other modes that you can play alone or with friends.”
- “In the story mode, there is a checklist of things to find and do to get your broken-down bus running again, with exploring being key, and the group had a blast running around looking for things (like optional flame-thrower parts) and dealing with the inevitable zombies getting in the way.”
- “The story mode is shocking and it's a waste of money.”
- “What's left is a forgettable story told through comic panels, which is such an outdated way of telling a story in VR that I had to double check when this game came out.”
- “There isn't really a story in story mode.”
gameplay
65 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay of the game features innovative crafting and taping mechanics that some players find intriguing, but many criticize for being poorly executed and lacking depth, leading to repetitive and frustrating experiences. While the graphics and some mechanics are praised, issues such as janky controls, ineffective melee combat, and unclear crafting systems detract from the overall enjoyment. Despite these flaws, some players appreciate the potential for fun in cooperative play and the creative possibilities within the game.
- “The gameplay and crafting system are very interesting!”
- “This game is a literal playground for coming up with creative ways to kill zombies, and honestly I find that gameplay loop to be nearly perfect already.”
- “Great crafting mechanics and the game has a solid foundation to build upon.”
- “But once you go deeper into the game's mechanics, they literally break halfway through a later mission where you have to climb ladders. Even reloading your guns won't work, which is ridiculous, especially when you're surrounded by a horde closing in on your position.”
- “I wish I could recommend this game, but frankly, it's broken. Most disgraceful of all, the game has been out for an entire year and still, mechanics in the game don't work.”
- “I was hoping the core gameplay would make up for the jank, but right now it's nothing more than some goofball crafting on top of a mediocre zombie game.”
graphics
26 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Overall, the graphics of the game receive mixed reviews, with many players appreciating the smoothness and atmospheric quality, particularly in VR. However, some users note issues with graphical glitches, low-end visuals on certain platforms, and a desire for more graphical options. Despite these concerns, the game's graphics are generally considered good for its genre, contributing to an immersive experience.
- “The graphics look great and gameplay is great.”
- “I really liked the graphics, it's super atmospheric, the gameplay is addictive.”
- “The atmosphere, graphics, sounds and enemies make this a very immersive world to dive into.”
- “Graphics seem to be adjusted for running on Quest, which means ugly graphics, but at least the game runs smoothly.”
- “My main issue (aside from some of the visuals) is that the hands are really wonky and slow; for some odd reason, you guys added a form of motion smoothing just for the hands.”
- “I can run any VR game fine, and with this being low-end when it comes to graphics, I would doubt my setup is the issue.”
stability
18 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's stability is widely criticized, with users reporting numerous bugs, glitches, and performance issues that hinder gameplay, including problems with physics and multiplayer connectivity. Many players feel the game is unfinished and poorly optimized, leading to frustrating experiences, especially during the tutorial and main story missions. While some updates have improved stability, the overall consensus is that the game remains a "buggy mess" that detracts from its potential enjoyment.
- “Playing on the Pico 4 and Quest 2, the game runs great overall, although the Pico can appear a bit washed out in some locations.”
- “The game feels buggy and unfinished.”
- “So buggy that I can't even get past the tutorial and the devs abandoned the game only a month after it released.”
- “Man, is this game super disappointing... I was super excited for this game after seeing more than a few YouTube videos on it before release, and after playing for a little over an hour and a half, I realized this game honestly should have gotten delayed again for at least another few months as this game is buggy, laggy, and has dead/nonexistent multiplayer lobbies... it's really sad to be honest because when the game was working it was pretty fun and exciting and had potential; it's just riddled with bugs and super bad lag even on lower settings.”
humor
13 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The humor in the game is largely derived from its quirky bugs and the absurdity of its crafting system, which allows for comically unconventional weapon combinations and traps. Players find the multiplayer experience particularly entertaining, with moments of hilarity stemming from unexpected glitches and creative gameplay. While some users note that the humor can wear thin when playing solo, the overall consensus is that the game offers a fun and amusing experience, especially when shared with friends.
- “I love the cool crafting system and even the funny recipes you can make.”
- “Really funny with friends.”
- “Humorously, I put a TV on a staircase with a piston trap; it only ran for a few seconds, but the image of a TV thrusting back and forth, slamming zombies into the wall across the room is just beyond hilarious to me.”
optimization
12 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The optimization of the game has received mixed reviews, with some players experiencing significant performance issues, including bugs and stuttering, while others report smooth gameplay without major problems. Overall, the game's optimization appears to be inconsistent, with some users noting that it runs well on higher-end setups but suffers on lower-end configurations.
- “Well optimized; in 7 hours of gameplay, I haven't seen any major bugs, if any at all.”
- “I haven't had any issues so far with the game's performance; it runs really smooth streaming from my PC to my Quest 2.”
- “32GB RAM, and had great performance; however, this is where a bug is, and I'm sure it will be fixed.”
- “I was following this game for a long time, including the development, but I must say that the controls, access position of objects, inventory, the design of the tutorial, and the performance of the game left a lot to be desired.”
- “I loved this game dearly, but it's abandoned as far as I know, and it's extremely buggy. Not to mention it's very poorly optimized too (but that might be because I have a bad setup). Either way, before the more recent updates, performance wasn't as bad.”
- “The worst of all: poor optimization.”
atmosphere
10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's atmosphere is described as dark and immersive, effectively enhancing the horror elements with impressive graphics and sound design. While some players note a tonal mismatch with certain character voices, the overall experience is engaging and addictive, particularly for fans of zombie games. The combination of spooky environments and compelling gameplay contributes to a captivating atmosphere that draws players in.
- “The zombies and atmosphere in this game are actually pretty scary.”
- “I really liked the graphics; it's super atmospheric, and the gameplay is addictive.”
- “As it stands, she's tonally different from the atmosphere the game's trying to give off.”
- “If your helping voice is going to be goofy and careless, move the game's atmosphere to be more cartoony, starting with the zombies.”
- “The atmosphere, graphics, sounds, and enemies make this a very immersive world to dive into.”
grinding
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players find the grinding aspect of the game to be tedious and clumsy, with crafting requiring multiple items that complicate the process rather than enhance it. The overall experience is described as more of a chore than enjoyable, with the campaign feeling like a series of repetitive tasks rather than engaging content.
- “Overall, it's more tedious than fun.”
- “Lots of cool concepts but ultimately very tedious and clumsy.”
- “It becomes tedious to store a gun, ammo for it, gear, materials, and also junk for crafting.”
emotional
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The emotional aspect of the game is not directly addressed in the provided text, which focuses on a gameplay mechanic rather than emotional engagement or impact. Therefore, it does not contribute to a summary of the game's emotional experience.
music
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game has received negative feedback, with users expressing dissatisfaction and noting a lack of sound effects. Additionally, the presence of blueprints for special items complicates the gameplay experience.
- “There's barely any sound effects most of the time, and I don't like the music.”
- “Special items that can be created will always show those blueprints, making them very hard (though not impossible) to combine with anything else.”
monetization
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The monetization aspect of the game is generally well-received, with players finding it enjoyable and in line with the advertisements.