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About Zero Caliber VR

Zero Caliber VR is a shooter with a single-player and co-op campaign for up to four players, cross-play PvP modes, community mod support and a Zombies mode. You fight with weapons handled through real-life movements, using cover and working with your squad as you progress through a dystopian story about a world where drinkable water has become scarce.

Story

Humanity poisoned Earth with microplastics, turning water into a deadly threat. As people fight for drinkable water and survival, the military loses control. Mercenaries and private armies emerge, followed by religious cults. The most feared is the secretive Tlalokii, who worship Tlaloc, the Aztec god of rain, and demand that people join them or perish. They know something that could change humanity’s fate. You fight alongside fellow soldiers, trying to preserve order—or what remains of it.

Combat and weapons

You handle, aim and reload weapons with physical movements. The weapons are modeled on real-life counterparts, and each has a distinct reloading method to learn and practice. You can throw grenades after pulling their pins, and move through combat by finding cover, ducking, crouching, sneaking, peeking around corners and clearing obstacles.

You unlock weapons and attachments as you rise through the ranks, and can combine them on the fly. Choose a laser sight and semi-automatic fire for accurate shots, use a sniper rifle, take a shotgun or dual-wield machine guns in fully automatic mode. Recoil affects your aim, and staying in the open for too long can be fatal.

Game modes and mods

The campaign supports solo play or co-op for up to four players. PvP modes support cross-play, and Zombies offers another way to play. You can download community-made single-player or co-op missions and PvP maps, or create your own mods in Unreal Engine through mod.io.

Frequently asked questions

Buy Zero Caliber VR 93% cheaper than on Steam.

Zero Caliber VR is available for 93% less in shops such as Kinguin, K4G, or Driffle.

Steam lets publishers create keys to sell in other shops. Once you activate a key, the game is yours to keep, just like a store purchase.

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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