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About Lethal VR

Lethal VR is a virtual reality weapons simulation in which you play an FBI recruit completing training exercises. You take on 30 challenges across five tiers, using a variety of small weapons to test your speed, precision, accuracy and ability to stay calm under pressure. Each simulation contains five short challenges, and your performance is graded after each one.

Challenge types

The simulations include five types of challenge:

  • Quick Draw: draw and fire, balancing speed with accuracy.
  • Knife Throw: hit targets with thrown knives. Bullseyes, chains of Bullseyes and multiple hits on a target can earn bonus points.
  • Sharpshooter: shoot targets appearing all around you, above and below, in a 360-degree room-scale range. Speed Shots, Bullseyes and chains of Headshots earn bonus points.
  • Rapid Fire: use a weapon in each hand to destroy targets quickly, with rapid firing and reloading. Penalty and Civilian Targets may block your line of fire.
  • Combat: practise urban combat in a 360-degree room-scale simulation of Hogan’s Alley. You may need to kneel or lie on the floor to shoot over, under, through and around obstacles.

Ratings and bonus challenges

You receive a rating for each challenge you complete. Only the most proficient recruits earn a Lethal rating, and candidates who achieve top ratings across all simulations are marked for fast tracking and promotion after this part of their training. Earning a rating in each challenge unlocks bonus challenges featuring special weapon prototypes.

Weapons and scores

The simulations use ten weapon configurations: Handgun, Throwing Knife, Double Handgun, Double Throwing Knife, Handgun and Knife, SMG Burst Fire, SMG Full Auto, Double SMG Burst Fire, Double SMG Full Auto, and SMG and Knife. Local leaderboards track the best players among your friends and family.

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