Created by FonzieLiu, Battle Talent is an action game made with advanced physics that will satisfy your thirst for combat fantasy plays. Known also as Battle Talent: Fighter Training Simulator, this VR game allows you to train yourself as a real warrior. It brings you precise collision, climbs, physics feedbacks, badass weapons as well as enemies. Players who love challenging and rogue-lite games will particularly have a blast playing this.

Enjoy action-filled VR game content

This virtual reality game is rich in combat styles. You can opt to use an aerial combo, deflect, knockdown,  grab, throw, dismember, shoot, or magic as a mode of attack or defense towards your opponents. It provides tons of rogue-lite levels with a massive and seamless dungeon for you to enjoy. There are a lot of enemies, room events, and loots also await you. Moreover, you have many weapons that contain special skills such as summoning lighting and ice.

As you progress into the game you will have the opportunity to earn more coins and unlock new abilities as well as weapons in-store. If you want to make the game more exciting, it offers something it calls brutal settings that you can enable and customize anytime. Furthermore, it supports multiple languages so, you can understand the game instructions best.

You should also take into consideration that game is still in its demo version. Thus, you will notice obviously that approximately only 90% of its content from its trailer is actually seen in the game app. Aside from that, the image quality of the Quest version is not exactly the same as the one seen in the trailer. Although, this game is now accessible in Steam but, can only be added as a wishlist as of yet.

Promising demo game

Overall, Battle Talent provides amazing gameplay that will definitely be especially appealing to those who enjoy playing challenging and rogue-lite games. Despite it still being still in development, this VR action game is very exciting and is a lot of fun to play. Its visual arts are also awesomely designed particularly when you have post-processing on and running at max resolution.