- Available now on Meta Quest 3 and 3S for €9,99 in the Meta Store.
- Adaptation in 3D dioramas with top view, playable standing or sitting.
- Includes Legacy of the Moonspell and Tides of the Foscari at no extra cost.
- Surprise launch following the VR Games Showcase; no announcements for other platforms for now.
The independent phenomenon Poncle makes the leap to virtual reality: Vampire Survivors VR is now on sale in the Meta ecosystem. The proposal retains its essence of survival against waves, but transfers it to an immersive environment that recreates the settings as three-dimensional dioramas.
With a launch without prior notice following its announcement in the last VR Games ShowcaseThe virtual reality version arrives with Price of €9,99 in Spain and the rest of EuropeThe adaptation was done by Poncle in collaboration with Radical Forge and is aimed at the Meta's latest viewersQuest 3 and Quest 3S.
Date, price and where to play
The game It can be purchased from today at the Meta Store by 9,99 € ((also at $9,99 / £7,99 depending on the region). In Spain and the rest of Europe, it is immediately available at Meta Quest 3 and 3S, with a premiere “shadow drop” style just nine days after the showcase.
The arrival in VR has been made possible thanks to the collaboration between Poncle, Radical Forge and Metataking the BAFTA-winning roguelite genre to a whole new level of play. For now, No other virtual reality platforms have been announced.
This is how to play in virtual reality
The adaptation opts for a clear approach: game board with top view Surrounded by 3D diorama-style environments with a voxel aesthetic, you control your character with the controller, just as you would in the traditional version, while the world comes alive. depth around.
You can enjoy sitting or standing, with a “game board” that can resize to adjust the comfort. The premise remains the same: you choose a hero with their own stats and, from there, You survive increasing waves of enemies in iconic locations like Mad Forest, Inlaid Library, or Dairy Plant. To learn how to maximize your weapons, check out our weapon evolution guide.
- 3D voxel environments that envelop the action.
- Characters and weapons with roguelite-style progression.
- Adjustable board and seated or standing play.
- The synthesized soundtrack continues to set the pace.
Included content and progression
It comes standard with the base game and two expansions: Legacy of the Moonspell y Tides of the FoscariThe "spin and win" chests are also still available. gold mining between games and permanent upgrades to empower the next survivors.
It's a standalone edition designed for VR and, therefore, Progress is not shared with other platformsRegarding modes, Poncle has not provided details on the situation. online cooperative specific to this version at the time of publishing this news.
- Prioritize leveling up two or three key weapons at the beginning.
- Gems and objects do not disappearPick it up without rushing.
- Improvements like Armor or Luck They perform well at first.
- Refund and proof new improvement routes whenever you want.
Study, launch and context
The announcement was made during the VR Games Showcase And the debut came unexpectedly shortly after. Poncle, known for his approachable communication style, has presented this version as a way of “put a hail of bullets in your face” without losing the accessibility that defines Vampire Survivors.
The adaptation maintains the visual identity with classic sprites for enemies and effects, while leverage VR for stagingThe goal remains the same as always: to hold out as long as possible. manage improvements and unleash combinations capable of erasing screens full of creatures.
For those playing from Spain or the rest of Europe, the proposal comes with adjusted price and immediate availability on Quest 3 and 3SWith no announcements for other headsets for now, the VR edition aims to offer a new perspective for those who already know the original and a convenient entry point for newcomers.
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