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About VAD

V.A.D - Virtually Assured Destruction is a single-player sci-fi game for PC VR. You explore space stations, fight drones and defense systems, pilot a space shuttle, face giant enemy bosses, survive trap rooms and operate devices to defeat your enemies. The Game Hub offers puzzles, achievements, mini-games and other activities for breaks between the challenges.

V.A.D challenges

You explore, destroy and defend against drones, traps and defense systems. In the space shuttle, you battle a giant alien boss and its hordes. Other challenges include launching mines with a tractor beam in an enemy-filled trap room, using a gatling laser against a huge robotic defense machine, and operating laser control consoles and missile launchers to defeat the ultimate weapon.

The Game Hub

You can explore the Hub at your own pace and interact with most of what you find there. Change your size to explore from a different perspective, play instruments, shoot arrows or turn the Hub into a giant ball pit. You can fire a cannon, blow up the room or the moon, and turn your hands into claws, lasers or force waves. These actions have consequences, and the Hub also contains hidden surprises.

Hub mini-games

  • Boxing Ring: punch the correct bags at the right time.
  • Slice Beats: use your claws to slice oncoming orbs in time with the music.
  • Simon Says: shoot targets in the correct order and see how far you can go.
  • Forever Jogger: play an arcade machine across three separate levels.
  • Targets: practice slicing, shooting and firing arrows at targets that reset.
  • Ball Pit: fill the room with hundreds of giant destructible balls.
  • Voxel Fighter: enter a retro arcade machine for a 3D VR take on classic-style gaming.
  • Punch Bots: control a giant robot and fight an opposing Punch Bot.

Frequently asked questions

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Disclaimer: CD keys have an inherent 1–2% average failure rate. Check the shop terms for buyer protection info. Steam offers no buyer protection for keys bought in other shops and doesn't refund them.

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