Battle Talent Expands with New 4-Player Multiplayer Update

Battle Talent

Battle Talent is getting a massive new multiplayer update, further improving its critically acclaimed roguelike gameplay by adding friends into the mix. There’s no doubt that people will draw Dungeons of Eternity similarities to the game now that it supports 4-player multiplayer, but that’s certainly not a bad thing from my standpoint.

As a roguelike, you’ll join up and fight through an endless number of dungeons, looting along the way until you eventually die. That loot is then taken back to a base where you can upgrade your stats, weapons, and armor, amassing over 100 weapons, 60 perks, and fighting 80 different kinds of enemies.

Plus, Meta Quest 3 players now have access to a brand-new mixed-reality mode that’ll have goblins jumping off your couch. It’s a ton of fun, and the new update makes it even better!

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Infinite Inside

The Infinite Inside is a spectacle of a mixed reality game that combines two disparate worlds into one fascinating adventure puzzle game. Based on the earlier demo, each level starts in your physical room with a small tower that pops out of the floor. You’ll have to search in and around the tower for puzzle pieces, eventually assembling them to create the key to unlock the tower’s entrance.

Once that happens, you’ll be transported inside the tower, and that’s where the real fun comes in. While the puzzle portion of the game is certainly fun, exploring the tower from the inside is even more amazing.

I got my hands on the game a few months back and was blown away by how seamless and surreal the transition between my living room and the virtual world is, further enhanced by the fact that you warp into the virtual tower in front of you once you’ve unlocked its entrance. This one’s coming out in just a month, so you won’t have to wait long to experience it!

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Underworld Overseer

Did you ever play the classic PC strategy game Dungeon Keeper back in the day? If so, Underworld Overseer is exactly what you’ve been hoping for, as it feels very much like a VR version of Dungeon Keeper. Plus, it’s made by the same folks that brought us the lovable Deisim, a game that evokes the feelings of classic strategy games like Black & White and Civilization.

The game spans 18 levels, each of which takes around 20-25 minutes apiece to complete. Plus, completing each level unlocks a hard version to play after, giving strategy buffs something to really test their skills.

I’ve actually been playing an early build of Underworld Overseer for the past month and have been thoroughly impressed with its quality. I’m a huge Dungeon Keeper fan and loved playing the games when I was younger. Being able to pick up creatures with my hands and quickly move them around is a dream come true for micro-managing.

Plus, the team’s expertise from Deisim shines through, giving this a truly built-for-VR feel instead of just feeling like a classic game ported to a VR interface. And it’s got an incredible visual flair, with the cleanest visuals I’ve ever seen on the Quest 3. I seriously can’t believe how sharp and clean it looks!

Underworld Overseer launches later this year on October 31.

Smash Drums

Smash Drums is already one of the best Meta Quest games you can buy, and part of that is because of the hard work that the developer MrPotam puts in. Today’s Freakin Rock Show update features both solo and multiplayer enhancements and is available right now for the Meta Quest platform.

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