Boiling Steel
You are one of many who set off in search of a better life in the distant bastion of scientific progress. Your goal is a colony planet, free from bureaucratic, religious and other radical restrictions. Here they research and freely use industrial teleportation, transfer of consciousness and other technologies prohibited in the inhabited worlds. Factories, power plants, mines and residential complexes of the planet are fully automated. All the dirty and hard work is done by robotic shells controlled by the operator’s mind. It is a high-tech paradise. But here, something went wrong. As soon as you wake up from a long sleep in a capsule of hibernation, you fall into circulation. Radical fanatics are here too. A virus was launched into information networks that turned robots into aggressive death machines. The paradise planet plunged into the chaos of war. The inhabitants of the colony took the seats of the operators of robotic shells and sent their army of robots into battle. Joint efforts have borne fruit. The virus is localized, stripping is approaching the final phase. But the “robot riot” is just the tip of the space-iceberg that the planet has encountered. Everything that happens next goes beyond understanding and plunges the planet into utter darkness.
Game Discussion
Steam User 1
I would recommend buying this game, I've enjoyed this till I finished it in about 20 hours . This was one of the first games I bought when I started playing with VR on a Meta Quest 2 earlier this year. I got myself a load of (mostly cheap) games to try and this one stood out. I was amazed by the looks, feels, graphics and how well everything works. I did find the game to be pretty hard at first. Maybe this was because I was completely new to VR or because it just took some time to get the hang of it. There is this unusual but original gun grabbing and reloading system that actually works pretty well. As soon as you start working through the levels and your weapons become better and new weapons become available you just want to keep playing. The story is interesting and a bit vague which makes you want to know more. I actually would like play a sequel to this.