A toxic outbreak has been unleashed, mutating the wildlife in the local rivers and lakes! Pair up with your friends in co-op mode and take on the deadly ooze and its disgusting dwellers. Players can clear the swamplands with 16 all-new super-powered weapons - from physics-defying beam guns to homemade revolvers.
Platforms
PSVR Steam VRGenres
ShooterThemes
Action Comedy
Languages: English
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Critic Reviews
Nerdburglars
By Dan HastingsAs far as rail shooters go, Dick Wilde doesn’t try to do anything unique or unusual. It has some solid shooting built on a fairly generic theme. The levels are quite repetitive and mundane, but if you shake up your play style with different weapons it will prolong the enjoyment quite a bit. Once you reach the end of the fun in single player, the online multiplayer will help spice things up but it can only do so much to cover up the fact that you are just playing the same 3 or 4 level designs over and over again.
Thumb Culture
By Roy StealeyDick Wilde 2 is a fun game with an arcade feel and a slightly nostalgic innocence about it which reminded me of a golden age of gaming but with a modern VR twist. I would love to score this game higher but unfortunately, it doesn’t have the depth to make it an instant classic and off the top of my head I can think of multiple on the rail VR shooters that are worlds apart from this. I award Dick Wilde 2 a Thumb Culture Silver Award.
TheSixthAxis
By Jason ColesDick Wilde 2 is a fun game and not much more than that. What it lacks the complexity of other VR shooters, it makes up for it with co-op, but it's very much one of those games where once you've played one level you've played them all. It doesn't reinvent the world of shooters, but is good at the small slice it chooses to take part in.
Video Chums
By A.J. MaciejewskiDick Wilde 2 can be a very irritating game but if you're willing to stick to it, it can become a rather rewarding arcade shooter.
ThisGenGaming
By Justin OneilIf you played the first game and wished the difficulty was a little more accessible or wished you could play it with a buddy you’ll find both of those things are now possible in Dick Wilde 2. If you’ve had your fill of these wave based/shooting gallery VR titles though I’m not sure there is anything here that will get you to jump in.
