Premium cross-platform action for VR
Cradle of Sins VR is a paid cross-platform action adventure game that connects the player bases for PC and VR. Developed by U24 Solution, this game throws you into a comically dark universe filled with unique creatures. Choose which clan you will serve and carry their gifts to the battlefield as you outplay others toward victory.
Cradle of Sins VR is a more immersive twist to the multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA) genre, with its mechanics fundamentally similar to Smite or League of Legends but with the virtual reality aspect changing the strategy and the action experience.
Protect your Altar, destroy theirs
In Cradle of Sins VR, each battle is between two teams of three players. Each of the players in this multiplayer VR experience can choose from any of the 10 unique characters available and utilize their weapons and abilities to win. Movement is made smoother and easier with its natural locomotion. Players who aren’t used to the joystick and trackpad of VR gaming sets will need some practice.
As for its visuals, the game doesn’t shy away from using the latest technology available, both in its designs and its gameplay. Every weapon, every edge of the map has been meticulously designed, with vibrant colors used to convey a dark, medieval-looking world. In terms of gameplay, the environment will be playing a more active role as objects are highly interactive and can even affect your perception.
The game delivers on its promises but make sure you also meet its requirements. While it has a PC crossplay capability feature, the VR experience is only limited to those who have the supported VR headsets: Valve Index, Oculus Rift, HTC Vive, and Windows Mixed Reality. Additionally, you’ll have to register for a GameSparks account in order to play. If you have these requirements ready, then you’re good to go.
An immersive MOBA
While MOBA games are generally determined by who has the better strategy and the better handiwork, Cradle of Sins VR is set to introduce new gameplay elements and change the future of battle arena experience. It builds on the conventions of the genre, plus utilizing VR technology like improved locomotion or more responsive environments. Aside from the hardware limitations, this is a must-try for gamers.
