Story-based Shooter ‘Zero Caliber: Reloaded’ Coming to Quest in May, Trailer Here

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Scott Hayden
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A version of Zero Caliber VR (2018), the military shooter from A-Tech Cybernetic (2020) developers XREAL Games, is coming to Oculus Quest on May 13th, 2021.

Zero Caliber VR first came to PC VR back in 2018, launching its story-based campaign to ‘very positive’ reviews via Steam Early Access and the Oculus Store for Rift.

Although it shares a lot in common, including its single-player and four-player online coop campaign, the new version for Quest is said to be “basically a totally different game compared to the original PC version.”

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Image courtesy Xreal Games
Image courtesy Xreal Games
Image courtesy Xreal Games

Called Zero Caliber: Reloaded, the Quest-only version is launching on both Quest and Quest 2; since it’s not the same game as the PC version, it won’t feature cross-buy. The game will be priced $25 when it arrives on the Oculus Store May 13th.

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Hungary-based indie Xreal says Quest 2 enhancements will include physically based rendering (PBR) textures on the weapons and hands at launch, with more enhancements coming in post-release updates. The studio says it’s also planning “quite a few post-release updates with new content/game mode and improvements.”

Here’s how Xreal describes Zero Caliber: Reloaded:

You’ll find yourself in a war-ridden, dystopian United States as a newly enlisted OSA soldier. What does OSA stand for? Outer States of America, the last bastion of hope. War over water destroyed the world as we know it. A fearsome organization worshipping Tlaloc, the Aztec God of rain emerged from the chaos. What is even worse, they know something that can change the fate of humanity…

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Scott Hayden
Well before the first modern XR products hit the market, Scott recognized the potential of the technology and set out to understand and document its growth. He has been professionally reporting on the space for nearly a decade as Editor at Road to VR, authoring more than 4,000 articles on the topic. Scott brings that seasoned insight to his reporting from major industry events across the globe.
  • mirak

    the first one was horrendous

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    • Elite-Force_Cinema

      Then what do you want the game to do in order for them to not be horrendous and atorcious? For them to do better at making graphics? For them to die as a whole? Answer me now you AAA and photorealistic graphics shill!!!!

      • mirak

        I feel there is a huge gap with Pavlov or Contractors or Onwards.
        It feels wonky.

        • Elite-Force_Cinema

          I said then what do you want the game to do in order for them to not be wonky for the rest of your sad and pathetic life, you XREAL Games hating clown?

  • Street_Wise Gamgee

    stop focusing on the garbage quest standalone junk its a terrible system. go back to the pc version of the game and put effort into that. no one cares about the garbage quest and quest 2.