From the creators of Phantom: Covert Ops, Fracked is the trailblazing new VR action adventure that collides relentless gunfights with free running, skiing, and climbing. Stranded in a remote mountain facility, you play as a reluctant hero forced into a final stand between the planet and a legion of interdimensional enemies. Take aim and run head-first into the action as you shoot, ski, and climb your way across an extreme adventure. Uncompromised, audacious, and stylish, Fracked grabs PS VR by the Moves and delivers an ass kicking VR game enhanced for PS5.
About the story
As a reluctant hero, stuck deep inside a remote mountain facility, you’re forced into a final stand between the planet and the ‘Fracked’ - an army of gun-wielding, interdimensional enemies. There’s no room here for subtlety and stealth, this is bold, brash and uncompromising explosive action. Alone. On the edge. And really fracked off… humanity’s survival is in your hands!
Platforms
Meta Quest 2 PC PS4 PSVRGenres
Adventure ShooterThemes
Action
Languages: English and 7 more
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Media
Critic Reviews
Duuro Magazine
By Krist DuroFracked delivers a solid albeit fairly short, action-packed VR experience with fast-paced combat and visually striking environments. Despite some limitations in its mechanics and immersion, the game's strong sense of style and engaging gameplay make it worth checking out for fans of the genre.
IGN
By Chris ReedFracked does a good job of making me feel like an action hero with its wide variety of activities, but the one-note combat can be a drag.
WayTooManyGames
By Jordan HawesFracked isn’t a bad game; it actually brought forth one of my favorite cover shooting mechanics I’ve used in a VR game. The mechanics are fine, the initial weapons work, and the enemies can be tough; but beyond the first hour, I was ready for it to introduce something new. We have supernatural interdimensional themes, but no crazy weapons to use or over-the-top enemies to take on. We have this gorgeous art style, but it doesn’t do anything bold with it. There are great ideas here, it just never advances itself and ends up becoming stale.
SECTOR.sk
By Mat�� �trbaFracked is very short with a lack of weapon and enemy variety. But the gunplay in VR is so satisfying.
GBAtemp
By Ben SellwoodI'm a huge fan of PSVR because it is the ultimate vehicle for first-person shooters. Fracked transforms the typical first-person shooter by blending adventure and a novel cover system to create an immersive escapade that is incredibly enjoyable regardless of the storyline.
