I’ve only recently delved into the magical world of virtual reality gaming, so my experience is limited in regards to the medium in general. Sure, I’ve played games that amount to tech demos. There are also those musical rhythm games with the glowy sticks. But I’ve mostly played pure shooters, where you move or warp forward while braining hordes of enemies. The rogue-lite genre has had its share of VR releases, but so far I have kept my distance. The thought of standing for hours only to get pelted back to the start of the game didn’t sit well with me. However, I was given the opportunity to preview Mothergunship: Forge, a rogue-lite shooter coming to Oculus and Steam VR. It changed my stance. I would say I walked away satisfied, but it was honestly hard to walk after I put it down.
Mothergunship: Forge is very much the Mothergunship you know, but reimagined for VR. I didn’t’ play the original, and I can’t speak for how intense it will get a…
