Whoa. So, here’s the scoop: this game called Hard Bullet is like… total chaos in VR, finally hitting Quest 3. Gexagon, the brainy folks behind it, have basically taken all that wild physics doohickey from the PC version and crammed it into the Quest. Remember how it tried to be Blade & Sorcery, but with more bang-bang action? Yep, that’s the one.
Right, so, this thing started out in Steam land back in 2020. Kinda like sandbox-mode insanity with guns, bad guys, probably cops or mobsters. Honestly, it was a mess of John Wick madness if you get my drift. Anyway, that chaos is now on Quest 3. Oh, and not to forget Quest 3S too. What’s the 3S? Extra S for… something, I guess. Saw some graphic comparisons — one side looked crisp, the other side was… anyhow, you get it.
So, here’s what you can do in this merry-go-round of mayhem:
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RIDE Mode: They slapped this in last summer. You level up, nab new skins. I guess you could call it a progression thing?
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Sandbox Mode: Craft your madness. Make crazy stuff happen. Test physics like you’re some kind of virtual mad scientist.
- Arena Mode: Endless waves of bad dudes and you’re just there seeing how long before you tap out. Fun, right?
Now, this is the bit that tickled me. You can be all creative and stuff — combine objects with a ‘Welding Tool’ or tweak bullets with a ‘Custom Ammo Workshop’. Like why didn’t I think of that? Be your own bullet scientist or something. Props, enemies — spawn them like popcorn! Don’t ask me how that works; just roll with it.
Last note on gear: if you love hitting targets with guns, there’s a whole bunch. Pistols, sniper goodies, submachine guns… Yeah, you can play it super tactical, manual reloading, like a real G.I. Joe, or just hit auto-reload if you’re feeling lazy. Swords and knives too — wanna be a tactical ninja? Go for it.
It’s up for grabs on the Horizon Store if you’ve got twenty bucks and, uh, please… secure your pets, lamps, possibly your priceless TV. I heard VR mishaps are tragic. Keep those wrist straps on or suffer the wrath of broken furniture.
That’s it — your friendly reminder: reality can wait while you go be an absolute VR maniac!
