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Falling Down XR bundles four distinct VR experiences—vertical maze navigation, Wild West challenges, zombie shooting, and cult escape scenarios—across different thematic environments. The collection offers variety for VR headsets like the Index and Vive, though performance can be inconsistent depending on your hardware setup. This is a budget title best approached during sales if you want to sample multiple short VR modes rather than a single deep experience.

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▲ Recommended 0 hrs

Falling Down XR is a paid VR game with a variety of gameplay. It worked on my Index and HTC Vive system, looked ok, played ok, sounded ok. Has 11 steam achievements. Has 2 modes of play where you fall or jump through a vertical maze and then there is a shooter game mode. Look like the devs are adding a few more games in the future.

Maybe buy this game on deep sale.

I got a free key for this from the Steam Curator program.
ViVE VR curator group

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▼ Not recommended 0 hrs

I received a free copy through my curator page: https://store.steampowered.com/curator/34564470-The-Awesome-Duo/

Gameplay: https://youtu.be/Reh7L5KqKMc

I used airlink with my Oculus Quest 2 and results were not ideal. It just runs... very rough. I have a 2080 ti, so it's a bit older of a video card but still performs quite well. I set graphic settings to Quest and had FPS set for 90 - but still felt like there were some crazy amounts of fps drops. It looks like the visual problems I had don't really translate to the video I made, so at least people won't feel sick watching the gameplay video I hope.

Overall it's a fun concept, but the implementation could be greatly improved. I didn't see a way to determine my health, or how much health I regenerated by waiting on platforms, constantly looking down with my neck was uncomfortable, and it was oddly difficult to land on platforms I wanted to land on. There are a collection of mini games, which are essentially falling, falling again, and a shooter. There is also a leaderboard which is at least a cool addition.

You are going to spend almost all of your time looking down, which is... An odd choice I guess. Stretch out your neck, because you'll want to after playing this, and it is probably a good idea to do that before. For the falling games you are presented with a pop up wall of text that tells you how to play and what you're going to do, and then off you go. There are platforms that rise up or stay stationary, you stay on them for at least 2 seconds to regenerate health, and then on the way back down you go.

If there's a way to see what your health is, I didn't see it. That made trying to figure out what my health was next to impossible, and it is very difficult to judge if a fall is going to kill you or not. I only made it successfully to the bottom for one game, which was the space one. There was no real desire to try again for any of the levels, so replay value feels like it's mostly absent.

The shooting game just made me feel rather nauseous, so I can't speak much on it. You have a gun, and you shoot things.

I had recording issues with OBS and my quest mic, so it's difficult to make out any of my commentary.. But, there's a link if you want to see the gameplay. Ultimately I just didn't have a good time with this, and cannot recommend it.

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Latest updates

Falling Down XR - a complete project reboot.

132 days ago

Falling Down XR — a complete project rebootThis is not just an update.Falling Down XR has gone through a full reboot. The project was completely rebuilt from scratch — on new technologies, with a different level of quality and scale, while preserving its original concept.Falling Down XR remains what it was meant to be from the very beginning: a collection of complete VR games and scenarios, each with its own setting and mechanics:shooting zombies in a speeding traintraveling across the platforms of Cubic Cityescaping captivity of a dark cult in the Tower of Feara Wild West shooting rangeand, of course, CiphergramBut now all of this is assembled into a single, cohesive product — not a set of disconnected ideas.Over the past two years, the project has been completely rebuilt:the architecture has been redesignedstability has been improvedthe overall scale has been expandedthe overall quality has been refinedFalling Down XR has finally become exactly what it was meant to be. A complete product — one that is worth its price and ready to grow further.The update is now available to all players. The previous version is preserved in the legacy beta branch.Thank you to everyone who waited, tested, and supported the project. More to come.

New game added to the bundle - Ciphergram.

164 days ago

The completely reworked Enigma mini-game has now grown into a full game - Cipher Officer. Type fast and accurately - the fate of the front lines depends on your precision. An interactive map will show how close you are to collapse, while a watchful officer won’t tolerate any sloppiness.As this level wraps up content from the "old game," it will be moved to the default download branch in a week.By April, we plan to add three more games to the bundle Falling Down XR:Special Forces Training BaseSkeleton Magic BattlePrison Break

New Beta Version of Falling Down XR Now Available!

191 days ago

Hello friends!We continue actively developing Falling Down XR, and today we are opening access to a new beta version for everyone who already owns the game.The beta branch allows you to try major changes earlier than others, test new mechanics, report bugs, and help us make the final release as stable as possible.What’s new in the beta versionThis is essentially a completely new game! The following scenes are currently included:Bullet SubwayYou find yourself inside a speeding train. Your goal is to reach the front car and stop the train before it crashes — while fighting through aggressive zombies blocking your path.Tower of FearA fully reworked arena with new gameplay mechanics.Wild WestImproved visuals, atmosphere and refined combat feel.CubicCityNow a full-fledged VR platformer, with a focus on fast horizontal movement and dynamic navigation.General improvementsSignificant optimization of levels and lightingNew audio and visual effectsMany bug fixes, improved interaction with objectsPreparation for a large upcoming content updateAhead of us lie 8 more VR arenas, each conceptually unique!How to access the betaOpen your Steam LibraryFind Falling Down XR, right-click → PropertiesOpen the Betas tabSelect the branch: preview (Preview new version)The game will automatically update to the beta build.Why the beta branch existsIt allows you to:test new mechanics before the official releasehelp find rare and difficult bugsspeed up major updatesdirectly influence the final look and feel of the gameOne important noteWhen exiting the game, a short Google feedback form will open once. Please forgive the surprise — filling it out is anonymous, quick, and very helpful for improving the new version.Thank you for your support!Your feedback mattersYour reviews are a huge part of the game's development. If you find bugs or have suggestions — write in the Steam discussions, Discord, or leave a review.Together we will make Falling Down XR even better!

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