UploadVR 2019 E3 Showcase

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This hour long showcase was announced to show off VR games not published by the bigger studios, so what all was announced? (rapid fire trailers so the best you'll get is a title and genre, bold denotes notable games)

Pre-show:

Fujii = exploration game w/ cutesy artstyle

MARE (?) = puzzler, maybe?

Skysword: Kingdom Brawl gets DLC = strategy game

Until You Fall = swordplay game

Primordian: Pat Three = shooter

Show:

After the Fall = 4 Player co-op FPS/RPG set in snowy post-apocalyptic world

The Wizards: Dark Times = magic

Hot Dogs, Horseshoes, & Hand Grenades: Meat Fortress = TF2 themed version

The Curious Tale of Stolen Pets = puzzle solving

Angry Birds 2: The Movie VR = a PSVR couch co-op game

Doctor Who: Edge of Time

Disciples of Dawn = a suspense game

Low-Fi = a sci-fi crime solving game

Acorn: Attack of the Squirrels = On person plays as a magical tree [VR] while the others play as squirrels [mobile] attempting to steal the nuts

The Walking Dead: Onslaught

Hotel R'n'R = a hotel room smash 'em up

I Expect You to Die: Power Seat = suspense? horror? puzzle?

Mini Mech Mayhem = 4 player strategy game

Undead Citadel = fighting draugers

Drunken Bar Fight comes to retail with a new 4 player mode

Golem

Arizona Sunshine The Damned DLC = a literal dam

Dance Central getting song DLC, NPC challenges, and a fitness app

Echo Arena comes to Oculus Quest & Lone Echo 2 announced

Boneworks = simulated combat

Battlewake = you sail pirate ships

The Soul Keeper VR = medieval fantasy

Space Team VR = co-op spaceship operating game

Audica is getting user made rhythm timing

Asgard's Wraith = action/rts-ish

Rogan: Thief in the Castle = action game where you're coming for vengence

Garden of the Sea

ABE = psychological thriller both as short film and game

Espire 1 = a stealth action game

Solaris: Offworld Combat = multiplayer shooter

Budget Cuts 2: Mission Insolvency = robot killing action game

Pistolwhip = rhythm/fps/bullet hell

Grade: B+ | Summary: So Many Games!

UploadVR's showcase did just that: show off a lot of games. I could barely keep up. the only gripe I have is that most of the games don't look like they're big games and mostly just gimmicky.