Have you ever played VTOL VR and thought "man I wish I was on the ground right now" or maybe in Mechwarrior you wanted to be able to push all those fancy buttons in the cockpit that are just out of reach? If the answer to either of those was yes then OVRLRD is the game for you.

Flick a bunch of switches to turn on your mech, use spotting drones to guide artillery, load up on nothing but autocannons and shred anything in range, close your cockpit windows and try to navigate using just your weapon cameras, all this and more is possible right now.

Now it is still a bit rough around the edges with it being in Early Access and all but the foundation is pretty solid. I'd definitely give it a try if anyone's been looking for a VR mech game but has been disappointed by what little is out there so far.

Have you ever played VTOL VR and thought "man I wish I was on the ground right now" or maybe in Mechwarrior you wanted to be able to push all those fancy buttons in the cockpit that are just out of reach? If the answer to either of those was yes then OVRLRD is the game for you. Flick a bunch of switches to turn on your mech, use spotting drones to guide artillery, load up on nothing but autocannons and shred anything in range, close your cockpit windows and try to navigate using just your weapon cameras, all this and more is possible right now. Now it is still a bit rough around the edges with it being in Early Access and all but the foundation is pretty solid. I'd definitely give it a try if anyone's been looking for a VR mech game but has been disappointed by what little is out there so far.