$7.49 (−70%)Zero Caliber VR
Zero Caliber VR is a military VR shooter with a story campaign for one to four soldiers, plus PvP, zombies and mods. You handle 40-plus guns by hand, swap sights and suppressors mid-fight, and duck behind real cover. It is clunky in places, but loading a fresh mag under fire never gets old.
Is Zero Caliber VR worth it?
Zero Caliber VR is worth it if…
- you want a VR shooter where you load, rack and sight every gun by hand
- you like military campaigns you can run solo or with up to three friends
- you enjoy swapping attachments and skins to match your playstyle
- you want zombies, PvP and community mods in one package
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Hands-on guns and messy firefights
Every weapon works the way its real counterpart does. You pull the empty mag, grab a fresh one from your vest, slap it in and rack the slide, all with your own hands. Sights, lasers, suppressors and grips snap on and off while you are still in the fight, so you tune the gun to fit the moment. You pick semi-auto for clean shots or go full-auto and wrestle the recoil. Throw a grenade after the pin, peek around corners, crouch behind crates and climb over obstacles when the open ground gets unhealthy.
A campaign about water, cults and mercenaries
The setting is a near future where drinkable water has run out after microplastic poisoning, and private armies and cults fight over what is left. You are a soldier trying to hold order against the Tlalokii, followers of Tlaloc, the Aztec god of rain, who claim to know something that could change humanity's fate. Missions move through farms, canyons, icy wastes and oil rigs, with assaults, defense stands and objective runs. You rise through the ranks to unlock more guns, attachments and skins for your kit.
Co-op, zombies and community missions
The campaign runs solo or with up to three friends, and working as a squad changes everything. One of you covers while another reloads, clears a room, or hauls a buddy out of trouble. Beyond that there are cross-play PvP modes for small squads and a zombie survival mode where each map has its own escape to pull off. Mod support through mod.io adds community-made co-op missions and PvP maps, or you can build your own in Unreal Engine and share it.
What else should you know?
How many weapons and attachments are there?
Over 40 realistic firearms plus melee weapons, with more than 50 attachments and over 100 unlockable skins. Progression unlocks new gear as you rank up, so your loadout keeps growing through the campaign.
Can you make your soldier your own?
Yes. Character customization lets you change your look, and weapon skins plus attachments let your rifle look as loud as you want. Lasers for aim, suppressors for quiet work, big mags for long fights.
What do the zombies do differently?
Zombie maps are not just holdouts. Each one has its own small escape plan, so you fight through an area while trying to get out, not just survive waves in place.
