From the team behind I Expect You To Die comes this visually stunning VR sword fighting game. Melee and magic fuse to deliver a satisfying combat experience in which you are the master of your own martial style.
About the story
Rokar has fallen. Once a civilization fueled by a magical power called Aether, the Rokari have been destroyed by a Calamity of unknown origins. Now, monsters and twisted spirits wander these crystallized ruins. As the last remaining Rune Knight, you alone can fight back these horrors. With the help of a mysterious Runesmith, you will forge the weapons needed to complete your campaign. Are you the Champion that Rokar needs?
Platforms
Meta Quest 2 Oculus Quest Oculus Rift PC PSVR PSVR2 Steam VR Windows Mixed RealityGenres
Adventure Fighting Indie StrategyThemes
Action
Languages: English and 7 more
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Media
Critic Reviews
GameSpace
By XevrinUntil You Fall is a roguelike brawler by Schell Games. The game has vibrant environments, a high-energy soundtrack, and is challenging. While the combination of these elements keeps you coming back for more, is it enough for the long-term?
Gaming Professors
By Zdeněk SamecBottom line, Until You Fall offers a very solid VR experience for its price, offering a lot of variability and replayability even with the limited maps. The only blemish is the lack of additional campaigns, which we would expect to see in a game hundreds of crowns more expensive. It took me a while to get into some of the mechanics, but in the end I was hooked enough that I can recommend it to you and give it a high rating.
GamePitt
By Kieran HarrisUntil You Fall is simple but fun. It’s not going to win any awards but it’s certainly going to get you moving and feeling a bit awesome for a while. It does get a bit repetitive, so it’s not going to grab you for long periods at a time, but the sword fighting is enjoyable enough to make you want to come back for more. The worlds are pretty, if a little lacking in substance, and the structured and limited level design is something that holds the game back a little. Basically, if you’re in the mood to swing a couple of virtual melee weapons at big baddies, and who isn’t, then you’ll really enjoy Until You Fall.
ThisGenGaming
By Robby BisschopUntil You Fall delivers on its promise and makes you feel like a dual-wielding VR champion. It’s the perfect fit for a virtual reality arcade experience if you want to go for a few quick runs, but eventually, the repetitive nature of the genre will catch up.
Destructoid
By Chris CarterI had no idea what to expect jumping into Until You Fall, but I ended up getting a nice series of workouts on top of a pretty thrilling VR combat simulator. If you're looking for the next thing to buy with your shiny new VR device, this is it.
