Arizona Sunshine 'The Damned' expansion launches on Windows Mixed Reality
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What you need to know
- Arizona Sunshine is a virtual reality zombie shooter.
- It's quite possibly one of the best games on the market.
- It just got The Damned expansion which is its largest mission.
- You can purchase the game for $40 through the Microsoft Store.
Arizona Sunshine is an incredible virtual reality (VR) experience for PlayStation VR, Oculus Rift, HTC Vive, and Windows Mixed Reality headsets. It's become incredibly popular over the past few months, and many people at Mobile Nations even call it the best VR game to date.
Today, Vertigo Games and Jaywalkers Interactive released The Damned expansion for the title. It's an all-new standalone chapter and the largest Arizona Sunshine mission to date. It's currently available for $5 on all platforms.
Preceding the events of Arizona Sunshine and Dead Man, players get to crawl into the skin of an all-new protagonist named Liam. As one of the few zombie apocalypse survivors, he has agreed to assist a team of special forces on a daunting mission. As the team sets out, terrifying events unfold without warning that leaves the player to complete their objective on their own, or with a friend in co-op.
If you haven't played Arizona Sunshine and own a VR device, you should check it out. You can purchase it for $40 on Windows Mixed Reality. Keep in mind that the title is mostly a single-player experience and doesn't feature any competitive multiplayer modes from what it seems.
One of the best
When you hear a flash of a human voice on the radio, your hopes surge. There are survivors out in the blistering heat of the post-apocalyptic Grand Canyon state! Armed with little more than your motion-controlled weapons and the scarce ammo and consumables you find along the way, you need to navigate the hordes of zombies.
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