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If the Quest gets too much market share as you and many others have suggested (“7.8 billion potential consumers,” still the most noxious and mindless thing I’ve seen on here) then Facebook and the quest platform will dominate VR development and design, which again just drives things more and more in their direction. The conversations are not by me, they’re by Devs, journalists, privacy advocates, and many others who are raising the alarm about facebook taking over VR. You’re being a child because you are blind to all of that, you only care about flashy games, that is literally taking a general medium that is a complicated issue and making it just about whether you get a AAA game. That’s a lose for them, it’s a lose for the public getting their privacy and activities locked into this platform by a dangerous company, it’s a lose for developers who are at their mercy and can only make what fits into the terms of the facebook controlled market. More consumers is not good if the only way they’re coming in is a captured monopoly platform by Facebook. AGOS appears to be a single-player game, so perhaps Ubisoft has finally learned the risks that come with multiplayer-only VR games. Surprisingly, considering the studio’s pedigree, Ubisoft’s VR titles so far have largely fallen short of achieving ‘must-play’ status, and their focus on multiplayer has left many of the games to languish without a stable population of players. Additionally the company’s Ubisoft Escape Games brand has also developed several out-of-home VR escape rooms. While most major game development studios haven’t yet committed significant resources to making VR games, Ubisoft has done pioneering work in the VR space with five titles already released to in-home VR users. Given the scope of AGOS, and its lack of existing IP, this seems likely to be another project altogether. Some may recall news last year that Ubisoft was spinning up production of a new AAA VR game, with some reports suggesting that the company had signed a deal to develop Oculus-exclusive VR games based on Splinter Cell and Assassin’s Creed.

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The game is exclusive to VR headsets, and will be available on Oculus PC (Rift, Quest via Link) and SteamVR.

Players can expect to “explore, scavenge resources, unlock new technologies, and face the perils of space to maintain life on board your ship during this extraordinary journey to save humankind.”ĭespite only just being announced, AGOS: A Game of Space has a release date of October 28th (little more than a month away). The AGOS announcement trailer shows players customizing modular probes for various tasks, though it isn’t quite clear if the probes are controlled in first or third person. Players will become the AI operating the last ship to leave a condemned Earth, guiding a group of survivors across eight unique stellar systems to find a new home.” Original article (September 10th, 2020): In AGOS: A Game of Space Ubisoft says that players will embark on “an interstellar journey to reach a new habitable planet. The original article announcing the game follows below: Stay tuned for more as we make our way through Ubisoft’s latest stab at multiplayer VR. We have a review copy in hand, however we haven’t had enough time between receiving it and playing it for our review.

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Through Steam, the game supports all major SteamVR headsets, including Valve Index, Oculus Rift, HTC Vive, and Windows VR headsets.

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Update (October 28th, 2020): With seemingly little fanfare, Ubisoft is today launching AGOS: A Game of Space on Steam and the Oculus Store for Rift. The made-for-VR space sim is set to support PC VR headsets across Steam and the Oculus Store. Ubisoft is today launching its latest VR title, AGOS: A Game of Space.