Thousands at War | Medieval VR battles for Meta Quest 3 & 3S

Coming soon to Meta Quest 3 & 3S

Thirty thousand soldiers.
One of them is you.

Captured in-game on Meta Quest 3

30,000 soldiers on one battlefield
27 weapons and shields
19 unit types
13 battlefields
6 campaigns, both sides of three wars
61 ranks from Recruit to Warmaster

The battle

You don’t watch the war from above. You stand in it.

Two armies of up to 15,000 men each march, clash and fight to the last, every one of them animated. You draw a real sword from your hip, raise your shield to a blow you saw coming, and cut your way through the line with your own arms.

When you want the bigger picture, take to the sky and watch the whole battle unfold beneath you. When you want back in, swoop down, pick any soldier on your side, and become him.

Village Outskirts · spectator view

Scale

War on a scale VR has never seen

Up to 30,000 soldiers share one battlefield, and none of them is a painted backdrop. Every man walks, runs, swings, blocks, falls and cheers on his own.

Armies that behave like armies: Legionaries advance in tight squares. Barbarians break into a wild sprint. Knights walk, then charge. Archers hold back and shoot.
Archers fill the sky: Volleys of thousands of arrows rise in real arcs, fall into the ranks, and the misses stay stuck in the ground.
The fallen stay where they fall: Nobody is cleared away. The ground fills with bodies, blood and dust as the battle goes on.

In the middle of the line · first person

Combat

Fight with your own hands

There are no buttons for attacks. You swing, thrust, block and parry with your real arms, and the weapon in your hand behaves like steel with weight.

Cut through them: A committed swing cleaves through and carries on. A weak one bites in and sticks, and you have to wrench your blade free.
Enemies who fight back with intent: They wind up from the left, the right, overhead. Read it, block it, and the attacker staggers open to your counter.
They read your swing too: Enemies watch your blade and parry, steel on steel. Feint, change your angle, find the gap.

Frozen Valley · hunting bow

Arsenal

Draw it, nock it, let it fly

Pull an arrow from your quiver, draw the string to your cheek and let go. Crank a crossbow until the string clicks. Throw your javelin into the ranks, then go and get it back.

Four holsters on your body: Both hips and both shoulders. Put any weapon anywhere and reach for it without looking.
Shields stop blades: Raise yours and blows glance off. Enemy shields crack and break after enough punishment.
Earn your steel: Start as a Recruit with a sword, shield, spear, axe and bow. Better weapons unlock as you rise.

Green Valley · spectator flight

Spectate & possess

Watch from the sky, then take a soldier

Rise into the air and fly freely over the field. Glide along the front line or climb until you see both armies end to end. Then swoop down, pick any man on your side, and become him.

Switch any time: Start as a spectator, or press Spectate mid-battle and rise straight up from where you stand.
Death is not the end: If you fall, you rise into the sky. Find another soldier, take him over, and get back into the fight.

Unit select, battlefield, deploy

Custom battle

Build your war, then lead it

Pick three unit types per side for your front, middle and rear. Choose the numbers, from ten against ten to a lone squad against 29,000. Any army against any other.

No two armies look the same: Most unit cards hold several soldier models, mixed through the ranks, so a regiment looks like a crowd of real men.
Random Armies: Roll a fresh match-up in one press.

Hold a button, flick your hand, and your whole army obeys

ChargeBreaks formation and rushes the enemy at full speed
HoldStands its ground and fights whatever comes within reach
Fall backPulls back from the enemy to a new line
Follow meMarches to wherever you are standing

Armies & arsenal

Nineteen ways to go to war

Each unit type marches, charges and fights in its own way. Meet them on the Armies page before the battle: they stand right next to you, so you can look them in the eye.

Base game

Included

Footman
Archer
Royal Guard
Royal Spearman
Knight
Barbarian Swordsman
Barbarian Hammer Warrior
Barbarian Maceman
Barbarian Axeman
Barbarian Dual Swordsman
Barbarian Spearman

Crusades

War pack

Crusader Knight
Crusader Archer
Mamluk Warrior
Mamluk Archer

Roman Empire

War pack

Roman Legionary
Gladiator
Gallic Warrior
Gallic Archer

The arsenal

27 hand-crafted weapons and shields, each with its own weight, reach and fighting style. Grip a longsword or polearm with both hands for power and control.

Blades 8

Dagger · Short Sword · Arming Sword · Falchion · Scimitar · Broadsword · Gladius · Bastard Sword

Hafted 5

Hand Axe · Battle Axe · Morning Star · War Pick · Maul

Polearms 4

Long Spear · Guard Spear · Halberd · Javelin

Shields 7

Round · Plank · Steel Round · Engraved · Kite · Quartered Kite · Striped Kite

Ranged 3

Hunting Bow · Longbow · Crossbow

Barbarians charge across the frozen river of Frozen Valley

The armies find their own way around obstacles: through the open gate, across the ford, round the end of the wall. Every map has its own sky, light and sounds.

Battlefields

Thirteen places worth dying for

01 Green Valley Rolling grassland, the classic open field
02 Open Plains Nowhere to hide and nowhere to run
03 Great Steppe Endless grass under a huge sky
04 Forest Pass A road through the deep woods
05 Mountain Pass A narrow valley between the peaks
06 River Crossing Two armies, one river and a bridge
07 Village Outskirts Farmhouses, fences and paddocks
08 Castle Fields The fields beneath a castle’s walls
09 Coastal Cliffs Green clifftops above the sea
10 Frozen Valley Snow, ice and a frozen river
11 Foggy Marsh Pools, reeds and mist
12 Gallic Frontier The frontier of the Gallic Wars Roman Empire
13 Desert Fortress Sand, palms and a walled city Crusades

Campaigns

Every war, told from both sides

Fight for the kingdom, then fight against it. Five chapters per campaign take you from a skirmish of a hundred men to a final battle of 15,000 against 15,000.

Aldmark & the Varr

Included

Shield of the Realm

The kingdom of Aldmark, against the Varr clans

The Stolen Earth

The Varr clans, against Aldmark

The Gallic Wars

Roman Empire war pack

The Gallic Wars

Rome, against the Gauls

The Last Free Tribes

The Gauls, against Rome

The Crusade

Crusades war pack

The Long Road East

The crusaders, marching east to the Mamluks

The Sultan’s Shield

The Mamluks, defending against the crusade

You are the difference. Each chapter is balanced so your army, left on its own, falls just short.
Three medals per chapter. Win. Win with light losses. Win without falling yourself.
61 ranks, 46 achievements. From Recruit to Warmaster, with weapons unlocked at every promotion.

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