Zombie Army VR

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Zombie Army VR is a single player and multiplayer shooter game. It was developed by Xtended Realities and was released on June 12, 2025. It received neutral reviews from players.

In Zombie Army VR, you join the elite Deadhunters squad battling relentless zombie hordes across war-torn Europe. Utilize authentic WWII weapons and immersive VR mechanics, including dual-wielding and precise reloading, to survive deadly encounters against various undead enemies. Experience intense action heightened by the iconic X-ray Kill Cam in thrilling slow-motion sequences.

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Audience ScoreBased on 87 reviews

story4 positive mentions

atmosphere3 negative mentions

Zombie Army VR offers a fun and engaging zombie shooting experience, especially in co-op mode, with solid gunplay and satisfying weapon mechanics.
The game features great bHaptics and ProTubeVR integration, enhancing immersion and making the gameplay more enjoyable.
Exploration is rewarded with hidden collectibles and weapon upgrades, adding depth to the gameplay and encouraging players to search every corner.

The game suffers from long loading times and technical issues, including bugs that can make it unplayable for some users.
The sniper scope mechanic is poorly implemented, using a full-screen overlay that breaks immersion and makes aiming cumbersome.
Many players have reported inconsistent gun handling and hit detection, leading to frustration during gameplay.

story
40 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's story is described as simplistic and generic, often feeling like it was generated by AI, but it provides enough context to enhance the enjoyment of the gameplay. Players appreciate the fun, arcade-style zombie shooting mechanics and the inclusion of collectibles and upgrades, even if the narrative itself lacks depth. Overall, while the story may not be the main draw, it serves its purpose in supporting the fast-paced action of the game.
- “The campaign took me about 12 hours on normal difficulty, split into 7 missions with multiple chapters each.”
- “The story isn’t deep, but it gives just enough context to make mowing down hordes even more fun.”
- “The video that plays before the game starts had a cool story with good voice acting.”
- “A simple, fun, zombie shooter with a ridiculously stupid storyline.”
- “The story is generic to the point where I feel like an AI was used to write it.”
- “It has score multiplier, manual or auto reload, fast and simple gameplay with a minimum story to follow over gradual missions in the campaign.”
gameplay
28 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Gameplay reviews highlight a mix of frustration and enjoyment, with many players criticizing the poorly implemented VR mechanics, particularly the scope and reloading systems, which feel clunky and unpolished. While some appreciate the sniping mechanics and the overall atmosphere, others find the gameplay repetitive and lacking depth compared to other titles in the genre. Overall, the game offers a standard zombie shooter experience but suffers from significant mechanical flaws that detract from immersion and enjoyment.
- “I especially loved the sniping mechanic.”
- “It’s a solid and welcome addition to the Zombie Army series, offering tight shooting mechanics, impressive visuals, and smooth, intuitive controls.”
- “The atmosphere nails that eerie, desperate WWII vibe, and after some playtime, you'll find yourself adapting to the mechanics surprisingly well.”
- “The VR mechanics were not well implemented.”
- “There's a lot of accessibility settings, but the game has a singular, crucial fatal flaw that ruins it: there's no true scope mechanic.”
- “The gameplay also feels very simple, limited, and dated - especially compared to Arizona Sunshine 1 and 2.”
graphics
18 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics in the game are generally described as average to good, with some users appreciating the art direction and atmospheric visuals reminiscent of previous titles in the series. However, there are complaints about the lack of customization options and a perceived downgrade in quality, particularly on higher settings. Overall, while the visuals are not groundbreaking, they are considered a solid aspect of the game, with some highlights in gore and weapon interactivity.
- “The game's art direction is on point; visually, it has the atmosphere of Nazi Zombie Army 1-3 and it holds it very well in visuals and sounds.”
- “I was getting a steady 90 fps on my RTX 3080 on high graphical settings.”
- “The graphics are pretty good; the gore and weapon interactivity is definitely the highlight for me.”
- “Graphics and layouts are your standard for middle of the road VR games.”
- “Somehow I feel like they downgraded the graphics.”
- “Yeah, I wasn’t expecting Half-Life/AS2-level quality, but the graphics are really weak.”
optimization
12 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Overall, optimization for the game is mixed among users. While some report smooth performance and fluid gameplay on high-end systems, others experience significant issues such as long loading times, stuttering, and instability, which they attribute to the inclusion of Denuvo anti-tamper software. Many players suggest that further optimization could enhance the experience, particularly in terms of loading times and overall stability.
- “I had no performance issues at all, the game plays fast and very fluid with i7+rtx3080+16gb+quest2.”
- “Performance is absolutely fine on my PC and using a Quest 3.”
- “Performance is excellent, with the game running reliably even during chaotic moments.”
- “By putting Denuvo in the game, you make the performance worse by a significant degree, which increases the likelihood of piracy because it comes without Denuvo.”
- “Loading screen is stuttering and takes up to 7 minutes of loading.”
- “This is a $30 VR title with Denuvo anti-tamper software, a decision that is baffling and seems to be the source of the performance and stability issues.”
atmosphere
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The atmosphere in Zombie Army VR is praised for its top-notch audio, including immersive music and sound effects that enhance the intense, post-apocalyptic setting. While it effectively captures the eerie WWII vibe reminiscent of earlier titles, some players feel it lacks depth compared to other VR experiences, resulting in a somewhat barebones interaction. Overall, the game's art direction and sound design successfully create a compelling atmosphere, though it may not fully impress seasoned VR gamers.
- “Audio is top-notch, from the atmosphere and music to weapon sounds and voice acting.”
- “In a medium where interaction and atmosphere are key, Zombie Army VR does little with it, offering a barebones VR experience that won't blow your mind if you've played games such as Half-Life: Alyx or BoneLab.”
- “The atmosphere nails that eerie, desperate WWII vibe, and after some playtime, you'll find yourself adapting to the mechanics surprisingly well.”
- “As a zombie shooter built specifically for VR, Zombie Army VR does a fantastic job creating an intense, pressure-filled post-apocalyptic atmosphere.”
music
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is praised for its high quality and atmospheric integration, enhancing the overall experience alongside sound effects and voice acting. However, some players noted that the music can become repetitive, as it consists of only a few tracks that loop frequently throughout the game.
- “Audio is top-notch, from the atmosphere and music to weapon sounds and voice acting.”
- “Loved the music, level design, progression, and weapon upgrade options.”
- “The music was quite repetitive.”
- “It is only a couple of music tracks that get looped over and over again throughout the entire game.”
- “Repetitive music.”
stability
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's stability has been criticized for frequent glitches, buffering issues, and crashes, particularly at later levels, leading to frustrating experiences for players. Many users report that the game is buggy and poorly optimized, detracting from overall enjoyment.
- “I love this game, but when I'm playing it buffers, and when I get to the 3rd level, it freezes. I would have to start all over; it did it to me 3 times. Hope someone can give me advice with this problem, thanks.”
- “Buggy and a lot of settings are poorly implemented.”
- “Crashing and buggy; also, forced perspective when using the snipers is really disorienting.”
monetization
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Users feel that the monetization strategy is overly aggressive, criticizing the high price of $30 for a product still in development, which they perceive as a cash grab rather than a fair value for an unfinished game.
- “They overprice everything; $30 for something still in development feels more like a cash grab than a fair price.”
- “The monetization strategy is frustrating; it feels like they prioritize profit over player experience.”
- “It's disappointing to see so many paywalls in a game that should be enjoyable without constant spending.”
replayability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players find significant replayability in the game due to the presence of collectibles, weapon skins, upgrades, and hidden items. The addition of a horde mode further enhances this aspect, encouraging players to revisit the game for new challenges and experiences.
- “Even after finishing, there’s replay value through collectibles, weapon skins, upgrades, hidden items, and now a horde mode.”
- “Hope they add a horde mode for added replayability!”
humor
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Users appreciate the humor in the game's portrayal of VR mishaps, finding it amusing how characters continually find new ways to create chaos within the virtual environment.
- “I find it hilarious that players are discovering new ways to mess up VR games, lol.”